Nationally Ranked Hospital
Ranked #1 in
Phoenix
Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix, AZ is ranked nationally in 4 adult specialties. It was also high-performing in 8 adult specialties, as shown below. Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center is a 639-bed general medical and surgical facility with 38,533 admissions in the most recent year reported. It performed 20,401 annual inpatient and 12,560 outpatient surgeries. Its emergency room had 55,991 visits. Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center is a teaching hospital. It is accredited by the Joint Commission (JC).
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Adult Specialties
This hospital was among 140 facilities—fewer than 3 percent of the 4,825 analyzed for the latest Best Hospitals rankings—to be ranked in even one of the 16 specialties.
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High-Performing |
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Patient Satisfaction
Under a federal program, most U.S. hospitals now sample recently discharged patients and ask them about their stay. In a year's worth of surveys, here's how this hospital's patients responded to a key question, along with averages within the state and nationally.
Whether patients would recommend the hospital to friends and family:
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72%
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| State Average |
69%
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| National Average |
69%
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| Probably or definitely not |
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5%
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| State Average |
6%
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| National Average |
5%
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Details
For more about this hospital, see hospital details. The information shown is provided by the American Hospital Association, which compiles data on all U.S. hospitals through an annual survey and from other sources. Hospital ownership, number of doctors and nurses, volume of births and ER visits, and available services such as sports medicine are just a few examples of data collected by the AHA. Find out more at www.ahadata.com.
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Contact
Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center
1111 East McDowell Road
Phoenix, AZ 85006-2666
(602) 239–2000
