Best Hospitals in Charlotte, NC, Graded A–F
All 6 graded Medicare-certified hospitals in Charlotte, NC, scored from CMS Care Compare — overall rating, mortality, safety of care and readmissions — against North Carolina hospitals of the same type. Grades are computed, never edited, and every input is shown on the hospital page.
CMS data as of Sep 2026 · graded Sep 11, 2026Grade distribution — Charlotte, NC
A2
B1
C3
D0
F0
Highest graded
Charlotte · CMS overall rating 5 of 5 — top 10% amon...See grade
6 hospitalsgraded in Charlotte, NC · 2 earned an A
All North Carolina
Durham (4)Winston-Salem (3)Asheville (2)Fayetteville (2)Hendersonville (2)Hickory (2)Raleigh (2)Salisbury (2)Ahoskie (1)
Highest in Charlotte, NC 1
Novant Health Mint Hill Medical Center - Charlotte, NC · Acute care hospital · voluntary non-profit - private CMS Care Compare · data as of Sep 2026
- CMS overall rating 5 of 5 — top 10% among North Carolina acute care hospitals
- Mortality: 1 measure better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 5
- Safety: 1 measure better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 2
AScore 82 · ExcellentSee Full Grade
(704) 384-4089
Charlotte, MECKLENBURG County
Emergency dept.
Birthing-Friendly
2
Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center - Charlotte, NC · Acute care hospital · voluntary non-profit - private CMS Care Compare · data as of Sep 2026
- CMS overall rating 5 of 5 — top 10% among North Carolina acute care hospitals
- Mortality: 0 measures better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 8
- Safety: 4 measures better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 8
AScore 75 · ExcellentSee Full Grade
(704) 384-4000
Charlotte, MECKLENBURG County
Emergency dept.
Birthing-Friendly
3
Carolinas Medical Center/Behav Health - Charlotte, NC · Acute care hospital · government - hospital district or authority CMS Care Compare · data as of Sep 2026
- CMS overall rating 4 of 5 — above median among North Carolina acute care hospitals
- Mortality: 0 measures better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 8
- Safety: 3 measures better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 8
BScore 68 · GoodSee Full Grade
(704) 355-2000
Charlotte, MECKLENBURG County
Emergency dept.
Birthing-Friendly
4
Atrium Health Pineville - Charlotte, NC · Acute care hospital · government - hospital district or authority CMS Care Compare · data as of Sep 2026
- CMS overall rating 3 of 5 — below median among North Carolina acute care hospitals
- Mortality: 1 measure better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 8
- Safety: 1 measure better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 7
CScore 54 · AverageSee Full Grade
(704) 379-5000
Charlotte, MECKLENBURG County
Emergency dept.
Birthing-Friendly
5
Atrium Health University City - Charlotte, NC · Acute care hospital · government - hospital district or authority CMS Care Compare · data as of Sep 2026
- CMS overall rating 3 of 5 — below median among North Carolina acute care hospitals
- Mortality: 0 measures better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 5
- Safety: 1 measure better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 6
CScore 52 · AverageSee Full Grade
(704) 548-6000
Charlotte, MECKLENBURG County
Emergency dept.
Birthing-Friendly
6
Novant Health Ballantyne Medical Center - Charlotte, NC · Acute care hospital · voluntary non-profit - private CMS Care Compare · data as of Sep 2026
- Mortality: 0 measures better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 2
- Safety: 0 measures better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 2
- Readmission: 1 measure better than the national rate, 0 worse, of 3
CScore 50 · AverageSee Full Grade
(704) 384-4000
Charlotte, MECKLENBURG County
Emergency dept.
Birthing-Friendly
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How we grade hospitals
What data goes into a grade?
CMS Care Compare Hospital General Information: CMS overall rating (25), Mortality (25), Safety of care (25), Readmission (25). Each metric is percentile-ranked against North Carolina hospitals of the same type; A ≥ 72, B ≥ 58, C ≥ 42, D ≥ 28, F below. Hospitals with fewer than three of the four metrics are shown as "Not graded".
Why is a well-known hospital graded C?
The grade measures outcomes CMS reports — death rates, complications, infections, readmissions — not reputation, research or specialist rankings. A large teaching hospital that treats the sickest patients can score average on these measures. Use the grade as one input, alongside the specialists you need.
Can a hospital pay to improve its grade?
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