Hospitals in District of Columbia, District of Columbia

District of Columbia is served by 10 Medicare-certified hospitals, averaging 2.9 out of 5 overall among rated providers. Provider profiles below include CMS ratings, inspections, staffing, and ownership.

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Hospitals profiles in District of Columbia

Hospital · Voluntary non-profit - Private Children's National Hospital Washington, DC 20010 No CMS rating Hospital · Proprietary George Washington Univ Hospital Washington, DC 20037 CMS rating 2.0 / 5 Hospital · Voluntary non-profit - Other Howard University Hospital CORP Washington, DC 20060 CMS rating 1.0 / 5 Hospital · Proprietary Medstar Georgetown University Hospital Washington, DC 20007 CMS rating 3.0 / 5 Hospital · Voluntary non-profit - Other Medstar Washington Hospital Center Washington, DC 20010 CMS rating 3.0 / 5 Hospital · Voluntary non-profit - Private Psychiatric Institute of Washington Washington, DC 20016 No CMS rating Hospital · Voluntary non-profit - Other Sibley Memorial Hospital Washington, DC 20016 CMS rating 5.0 / 5 Hospital · Government - State St Elizabeths Hospital Washington, DC 20032 No CMS rating Hospital · Proprietary United Medical Center Washington, DC 20032 CMS rating 3.0 / 5 Hospital · Veterans Health Administration Washington DC VA Medical Center Washington, DC 20422 CMS rating 3.0 / 5

Cities in District of Columbia

Washington, DC 10 facilities

Choosing a hospital in District of Columbia

When comparing hospitals, examine the CMS overall rating along with the measure groups behind it, confirm the services you need are available, and check whether the hospital is in your insurance network. Ratings are signals, not medical advice.

Think of ratings as a beginning, not a final word. Look at the inspection findings, staffing levels, and quality measures that sit behind each score, and verify that the services you actually need are available.

For families in District of Columbia, the key questions are Medicare and Medicaid participation, current openings, how care plans are set, and how problems are escalated overnight or on weekends. A personal visit plus direct questions is still the surest way to judge whether a provider fits.

Frequently asked questions

How many hospitals does District of Columbia have?

According to current CMS data, District of Columbia, District of Columbia has 10 Medicare-certified hospitals, with an average overall CMS rating of 2.9 out of 5 among rated providers.

Which cities in District of Columbia offer hospitals?

Based on the current data, Washington have Medicare-certified hospitals.

Data sources

Data source: CMS Provider Data Catalog. Data as of 2026-10-06.

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