Large Hospitals with a Palliative Care Program

Iowa 100% (5/5)
Minnesota 100% (11/11)
Missouri 100% (19/19)
Nebraska 100% (2/2)
North Dakota 100% (1/1)
Connecticut 100% (9/9)
Maine 100% (2/2)
New Hampshire 100% (1/1)
Rhode Island 100% (2/2)
Vermont 100% (1/1)
District of Columbia 100% (3/3)
West Virginia 100% (4/4)
Alaska 100% (1/1)
Hawaii 100% (1/1)
Idaho 100% (2/2)
Montana 100% (1/1)
New Mexico 100% (2/2)
Oregon 100% (7/7)
Utah 100% (5/5)
Michigan 97% (28/29)
Ohio 97% (29/30)
North Carolina 94% (16/17)
Massachusetts 93% (13/14)
Virginia 93% (14/15)
Pennsylvania 92% (33/36)
Kentucky 92% (12/13)
South Carolina 92% (12/13)
Oklahoma 90% (9/10)
Washington 90% (9/10)
New Jersey 89% (24/27)
New York 89% (55/62)
Illinois 87% (26/30)
Florida 87% (39/45)
Maryland 83% (10/12)
California 83% (54/65)
Arizona 81% (13/16)
Kansas 80% (4/5)
Georgia 79% (15/19)
Wisconsin 78% (7/9)
Tennessee 76% (13/17)
Colorado 75% (6/8)
Indiana 71% (10/14)
Arkansas 71% (5/7)
Mississippi 70% (7/10)
South Dakota 67% (2/3)
Louisiana 67% (8/12)
Nevada 67% (2/3)
Texas 65% (36/55)
Alabama 50% (6/12)
Delaware 50% (1/2)
Wyoming --% (--/--)
The Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC) provides health care professionals with the tools, training and technical assistance necessary to start and sustain successful palliative care programs in hospitals and other health care settings. Located at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City, CAPC is a national organization dedicated to increasing the availability of quality palliative care services for people facing serious, complex illness.

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