What are University of Maryland Medical Center Heart Attack Patients Being readmitted for?

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Dexur analyzed Oct 2016 to Aug 2019 Medicare claims data and determined of the 267 Heart Attack hospitalizations at University of Maryland Medical Center, 79 were readmitted which was a readmission rate of 29.59%.

This data is unique since the hospitals themselves don’t have this information (e.g. if you are admitted at University of Maryland Medical Center and readmitted at University of Maryland Rehabilitation & Orthopaedic Institute , University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center , Ascension Saint Agnes Hospital , University of Maryland Medical Center Midtown Campus & The Johns Hopkins Hospital , University of Maryland Medical Center won’t have that information).
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What are Patients Readmitted for?	Total Readmissions - Oct 2016 to Aug 2019	Share of Readmissions (%)	Avg. LOS when Readmitted
All	79	100	5.14
Acute Myocardial Infarction

Top Doctors for Heart Attack at University of Maryland Medical Center

Physician Name	Total Medicare hospitalizations (Oct 2016 to Sep 2019)
SUSIE NAM HONG-ZOHLMAN	24
ROBERT E HOOD	23
BRIAN BARR	22

Where are patients getting readmitted after Heart Attack hospitalizations at University of Maryland Medical Center?

Total Readmissions of University of Maryland Medical Center = 79 (Oct 2016 to Aug 2019)

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Hospital	Share of Readmission (%)	Total Readmissions - Oct 2016 to Aug 2019
National	62.99 (Share of Readmissions back to same hospital)	98,349
Maryland	51.86 (Share of Readmissions back to same hospital)	2,100
University of Maryland Medical Center share of readmissions from University of Maryland Medical Center