Hospitals

The Leapfrog Group just released their new set of hospital safety rankings for Spring 2025. Just four of Idaho's 14 ranked facilities got an A.

Whether you’re there for maternity care, a broken bone, surgery or some sort of emergency, you’d want access to one of the state’s highest quality hospitals.

Depending on what sort of plan your company found for its employees, you may be really hoping that a trip to the hospital is NOT in your near future.

While no one wants to make a trip to the hospital, if you end up there, you definitely hope they end up at an hospital with a passing safety grade.

While you can’t necessarily plan for an emergency, you can hope that when you’re in need of a visit to the ER that you’re near a location with short wait times.

You’d prefer your hospital to be on the “honor roll” with a perfect A grade in patient safety.

When it comes to getting medical care, which states have the best, which has the worst, and how does medical care in Idaho compare?

Some hospitals in the state of Idaho are breaking laws and withholding information, and it may catch up to them sooner than later.

I have no doubt that the experiences shared in the post are accurate to a certain extent, but we have to remember what these men and women have to deal with on a minute-by-minute basis.

When it comes to finding a job at being a nurse, what states are the best for nurses to work in?

The following information was issued by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare: The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) has activated Crisis Standards of Care (CSC) in accordance with IDAPA 16.02.09 – Crisis Standards of Care For Healthcare Entities. CSC ...

Gov. Brad Little said Idaho is nearing crisis in its hospitals as intensive care wings are nearly full of COVID-19 patients. On Tuesday, the governor repeatedly asked people who have not gotten the COVID-19 vaccine to do so during a brief announcement.