SHARON – Sharon Hospital has once again earned the highest possible rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, marking the seventh consecutive year the hospital has received a five-star designation for quality.
The federal agency’s 2026 Overall Hospital Quality Star Ratings evaluate hospitals nationwide based on measures including mortality, safety, readmissions, patient experience and timely care. Sharon Hospital received high marks across those categories, according to a June 12 announcement from Northwell Health.
“Earning this national recognition for seven consecutive years is a powerful reflection of the exceptional work happening every day at Sharon Hospital,” hospital president Christina McCulloch said. “I am incredibly proud of our caregivers, clinicians and team members, whose dedication to patient safety, quality and compassion continues to strengthen the health of the communities we serve.”
Sharon Hospital was one of seven Northwell Health hospitals to receive five-star rating this year. This recognition comesa month after Sharon Hospital received an “A” grade from The Leapfrog Group, a national nonprofit watchdog organization focused on hospital quality and safety.
Pay Bill for Robin Starr’s service in the Continental Army.Courtesy the Alex Breanne Corporation
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Stephanie Saetta,with her rescue dog George and Blue (left), a shepherd mix awaiting his forever home.Madi Long
Blue, a 7 year-old Shepard mix, is waiting for his forever home. Madi Long
