United Health Foundation released its 2023 America’s Health Rankings Dec. 5, which analyzes the overall health of the 50 states and this year identifies a record-high and rising prevalence of chronic conditions.
Category: Rankings & Ratings
From Gen Z to boomers: 10 cities attracting each generation
While Gen Xers and baby boomers flock to warm weather in Arizona and Texas, significant shares of young people are clinging to the coasts, according to a recent series of analyses from SmartAsset.
6 major health systems ranked on LGBTQ inclusion
Six major health systems have been ranked by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation regarding their inclusivity toward lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer employees.
The 15 best, worst states for jobs
Washington is the best state for jobs and West Virginia is the worst, according to analysis from personal finance website WalletHub released Nov. 29.
The 15 best, worst states for jobs
Washington is the best state for jobs and West Virginia is the worst, according to analysis from personal finance website WalletHub released Nov. 29.
Leapfrog invites input on proposed hospital survey changes
The Leapfrog Group, the nonprofit watchdog organization behind hospital safety grades, is proposing several changes to its annual survey for 2024, including the removal of certain questions and tweaks to deadlines.
US News to begin rating ASCs
U.S. News & World Report is adding new ratings of outpatient surgical centers to its annual series of healthcare ratings.
Urban areas with the highest, lowest cost of living
Of the 269 urban areas in the Council for Community and Economic Research’s most recent Cost of Living Index, the Manhattan borough of New York City was the most expensive and Decatur, Ill., was the least expensive.
10 states with the fastest-growing job markets
The national job openings rate in the United States has risen by 89.29% in the past decade — but some states are seeing even faster job growth, according to a recent analysis shared with Becker’s.
The 15 hospitals with more than 5 Magnet designations
Less than 0.25% of the nation’s hospitals have more than five Magnet designations, and only one state has more than one hospital part of the elite list.
