Chesapeake Regional Listed Among Money’s Best Hospitals of 2024

CHESAPEAKE, Va. – There are more than 6,000 hospitals in the United States and Money has ranked Chesapeake Regional Medical Center as one of the best 115. The Best Hospitals of 2024 List published on Money.com shows that Chesapeake Regional is one of only three hospitals in Hampton Roads to earn this recognition and one of only six hospitals in Virginia to make the list.

“We work hard to provide high-quality, compassionate care to our patients and are honored to be named a Best Hospital of 2024,” said Reese Jackson, JD, MHA, FACHE, President & CEO of Chesapeake Regional Healthcare. “Our quality, expertise, patient satisfaction, and price transparency make us a smart choice for health care.”

Money.com looked at more than 13,500 data points to rank facilities by safety records, patient satisfaction, the experience of the hospitals’ doctors and other practitioners, and mortality rates. The extent to which the cost of care matches the hospital’s publicly listed prices was also considered. 

To view the full list of Best Hospitals of 2024, click here. For the complete methodology of the ranking behind this list, please click here.

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About Chesapeake Regional Healthcare:
Chesapeake Regional Healthcare is a health system laser-focused on innovation, known for making medical history in the region and providing patients with truly personal care. Its hospital, Chesapeake Regional Medical Center, is the only independent, community-based acute care hospital in Hampton Roads. The system has the best heart attack survival rates of the major systems in the region, a state-of-the-art neuro-interventional suite, comprehensive cancer care, the most preferred Labor & Delivery program in the area, a nationally accredited Chest Pain Center, and open-heart surgical care coming in 2024. With more than 600 physicians and over 75 specialties across 50 locations, Chesapeake Regional’s technologically advanced health care saves lives every day. Learn more at ChesapeakeRegional.com.
About Money
Founded in 1972, Money Magazine helped everyday people live richer lives by learning personal finance strategies that improved their bottom line. Over that time their mission has evolved to guide people to financial victories through up-to-date information, education, and tools as a digital-only destination. With the rising costs of healthcare, Money sees the direct correlation between the quality of care and the lessened financial impact on the consumer, the better the care, the lower the overall, long-term costs.
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