GADSDEN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER

Understanding GADSDEN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER's Pricing & Quality Profile

GADSDEN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER is a proprietary-owned acute care hospitals in GADSDEN, AL, reporting to CMS under the Hospital Compare and Care Compare programs. Its overall CMS Star Rating is 1 out of 5, a composite measure that weighs mortality, safety of care, readmission, patient experience, and timely and effective care against national benchmarks. The facility reports emergency services, which affects both the case mix and the likelihood that patients encounter out-of-network balance-billing exposure under the No Surprises Act.

On quality measures, CMS classifies each indicator as better, same, or worse than the national average. For mortality: 6 same as avg, 1 below avg. For patient safety: 1 above avg, 5 same as avg, 1 below avg. For 30-day readmission: 9 same as avg. These indicators are risk-adjusted to account for patient severity and are drawn from Medicare claims data. A "same as average" result is the most common category for US hospitals and does not imply poor care; "worse than average" findings are statistically significant and warrant follow-up with the facility's quality department.

GADSDEN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER has published Machine-Readable File (MRF) pricing data under the Hospital Price Transparency Rule, and 30 standard cash-price entries are displayed above. Cash rates published in MRFs are the self-pay figures offered to uninsured patients; insured patients typically pay their plan’s negotiated rate, which the MRF also lists but may not apply to your specific coverage. Patients should always verify insurance network status, request an itemized estimate before scheduled procedures, and compare negotiated rates across multiple facilities when time allows. This page provides publicly reported CMS data for informational reference, not medical or financial advice.