Compare Hospital Patient Experience

St Lukes Regional Medical Center vs. Oakland Mercy Hospital

Patient Experience Comparison

Learn and compare hospital patient experience at St Lukes Regional Medical Center in Sioux City, Iowa and Oakland Mercy Hospital in Oakland, Nebraska

Quality Measure	St Lukes Regional Medical Center 2720 STONE PARK BOULEVARD SIOUX CITY, IA	Oakland Mercy Hospital 601 EAST SECOND ST OAKLAND, NE
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The Hospital Compare program includes a scheme whereby recently discharged patients are asked to complete a standardized patient survey called the HCAHPS (Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems) survey. The survey asks questions that can help determine the level of care that patients received at the Medicare certified hospital that they were treated in. The information is then published for the general population.