Facility Information

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  • Hospital Type: Psychiatric
  • Ownership: Government - State
  • Address: 425 Robinson St, Binghamton, NY 13901
  • County: Broome County
  • Phone: (607) 724-1391
  • Emergency Services: Yes
  • Birth-Friendly Designation: Not designated

Greater Binghamton Health Center receives a SafeHospitals USA Safety Score of 4.5/10 (Grade D — Below Average). The 2024 CMS data indicates this facility falls below the national average in several areas. While this hospital may still be appropriate for certain care types, patients with planned procedures should consider the data carefully and ask their physician about alternatives.

How Greater Binghamton Health Center Compares Nationally

Using the 2024 CMS Hospital Compare dataset — the federal government's official source for hospital quality — we analyzed performance across five quality measures. Here is what the data shows for this facility:

0 Better / 0 Worse
Mortality Measures
0 Better / 0 Worse
Safety Measures
0 Better / 0 Worse
Readmission Rates

Patient Experience & Survey Data

Patient experience surveys (HCAHPS) ask discharged patients about their hospital stay — communication with nurses and doctors, responsiveness of staff, cleanliness, and overall rating. CMS collected 0 completed surveys from Greater Binghamton Health Center patients for the 2024 reporting period.

Survey Rating: Survey data unavailable

Timely Care Score: 0.0 (national average: ~80.0)

Infection Control Performance

Hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) are among the most preventable patient safety risks. CMS tracks six HAI measures including central line infections, catheter-related urinary tract infections, surgical site infections, and C. difficile rates. This facility has 0 HAI measures performing better than the national benchmark.

This facility does not currently outperform HAI benchmarks in the 2024 CMS dataset. This is a important concern for patients scheduled for surgery, catheter procedures, or extended ICU stays. Ask your care team about infection prevention protocols.

Inpatient Psychiatric Care Quality

For patients receiving inpatient psychiatric care, Medicare monitors safety indicators to ensure quality treatment:

  • Metabolic Screening Rate: 100% of patients on antipsychotic medications received screening for metabolic issues.
  • Physical Restraints: Physical restraints were used for an average of 0.07 hours per 1,000 patient care hours.
  • Seclusion Room: Seclusion rooms were used for an average of 0.06 hours per 1,000 patient care hours.

FAQs

Q. What is the safety grade of GREATER BINGHAMTON HEALTH CENTER?
GREATER BINGHAMTON HEALTH CENTER has a SafeHospitals USA safety grade of D with a safety score of 4.5/10, based on federal CMS quality data. This grade is calculated from hospital safety indicators, infection control performance, and mortality measures.
Q. Is GREATER BINGHAMTON HEALTH CENTER designated as Birth-Friendly?
No, GREATER BINGHAMTON HEALTH CENTER is not currently designated as Birth-Friendly by Medicare, and maternal quality data is not available for this facility.
Q. How expensive is care at GREATER BINGHAMTON HEALTH CENTER compared to the national average?
Medicare spending and billing cost data is not available for GREATER BINGHAMTON HEALTH CENTER in the current CMS release.
Q. What do patient surveys say about outpatient surgery at GREATER BINGHAMTON HEALTH CENTER?
Patient experience survey ratings for outpatient surgery are not available for GREATER BINGHAMTON HEALTH CENTER in the current reporting period.
Q. Does GREATER BINGHAMTON HEALTH CENTER offer emergency services?
Yes, GREATER BINGHAMTON HEALTH CENTER provides emergency services. They are equipped to handle 24/7 urgent and emergency medical needs.

About Our Scoring Methodology

Our SafeHospitals USA Safety Score is calculated from the official CMS Hospital Compare dataset using a weighted composite of: hospital-acquired infection rates (HAI, 30% weight), patient safety indicator measures (25%), mortality measure outcomes (20%), 30-day readmission rates (15%), and patient experience survey scores (10%). Scores range from 0–10 and are normalized against the national distribution of all Medicare-certified facilities.

Scores are recalculated annually when CMS releases updated Hospital Compare data. The current scores reflect the 2024 CMS data release, last verified by our data team on March 15, 2026.