Mayo Clinic in Phoenix again makes U.S. News & World Report list of 20 best hospitals

The Mayo Clinic in Phoenix has been named the No. 1 hospital in Arizona for a 14th straight year by U.S. News & World Report. The clinic also made the publication’s national Honor Roll of the top 20 hospitals nationwide for a 10th consecutive year.

The Mayo Clinic ranked No. 9 on the national Honor Roll. The hospitals were ranked based on their quality, patient safety and experience.

“We are honored to again be recognized as Arizona’s top hospital and to celebrate this unique achievement across Mayo Clinic,” Richard Gray, CEO of Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, said. “These recognitions reflect the dedication, compassion and teamwork of every member of our staff.

“Together, we deliver integrated care that gives patients with serious and complex conditions confidence they are receiving the best care at the right time.”

The hospital draws patients from all over the nation and more than 70 countries each year.

This year’s rankings also marked the first time Mayo Clinic has had three different hospitals (Rochester, Florida and Arizona) on the nation’s top 20 list, and no other hospital had more than one location in the top 20.

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