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STORY COUNTY HOSPITAL

NEVADA, IA · Critical Access Hospitals · Government - Local. Emergency services available. 13 CMS-published quality measures, refreshed quarterly.

Quality data updated today·Source: CMS Care Compare (Hospital Quality Metrics)

Quick facts

CCN (CMS Provider Number)
161333
Address
640 SOUTH 19TH STREET, NEVADA, IA 50201
Phone
(515) 382-2111
County
STORY
Type
Critical Access Hospitals
Ownership
Government - Local
Emergency services
Yes
Birthing-friendly designation
Not reported

Quality measures

CMS publishes these measures quarterly through the Care Compare program. Each measure is risk-adjusted where applicable so hospitals serving sicker patients aren’t penalized for their case mix. Values shown are this hospital’s reported numbers; “Not reported” means the case volume was too low for the figure to be statistically meaningful.

Mortality

30-day risk-standardized death rates for common admission types — tracked by CMS as a hospital-level outcome measure. Lower numbers are better; CMS adjusts for case mix so hospitals serving sicker patients aren't penalized.

  • 30-day mortality after COPD admissionNot reported

    Lower is better

  • 30-day mortality after coronary bypass (CABG)Not reported

    Lower is better

  • 30-day mortality after heart attack (AMI)Not reported

    Lower is better

  • 30-day mortality after heart failureNot reported

    Lower is better

  • 30-day mortality after pneumoniaNot reported

    Lower is better

  • 30-day mortality after strokeNot reported

    Lower is better

  • Hybrid hospital-wide mortality (admin + EHR data)4.40

    Lower is better

Readmission

Risk-standardized rate of patients returning to any hospital within 30 days of discharge. Used by Medicare's Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program (HRRP) to set payment penalties.

  • 30-day readmission after CABGNot reported

    Lower is better

  • 30-day readmission after COPDNot reported

    Lower is better

  • 30-day readmission after heart attackNot reported

    Lower is better

  • 30-day readmission after heart failureNot reported

    Lower is better

  • 30-day readmission after hip/knee replacementNot reported

    Lower is better

  • 30-day readmission after pneumoniaNot reported

    Lower is better

  • Excess days in acute care after AMINot reported

    Lower is better

  • Excess days in acute care after heart failureNot reported

    Lower is better

  • Excess days in acute care after pneumoniaNot reported

    Lower is better

  • Hybrid hospital-wide readmission (admin + EHR data)15.2

    Lower is better

Complications

Patient Safety Indicators (PSI) — adverse events that may have been prevented through better care. Lower is better.

  • COMP_HIP_KNEENot reported

    Lower is better

  • PSI_03Not reported

    Lower is better

  • PSI_04Not reported

    Lower is better

  • PSI_06Not reported

    Lower is better

  • PSI_08Not reported

    Lower is better

  • PSI_09Not reported

    Lower is better

  • PSI_10Not reported

    Lower is better

  • PSI_11Not reported

    Lower is better

  • PSI_12Not reported

    Lower is better

  • PSI_13Not reported

    Lower is better

  • PSI_14Not reported

    Lower is better

  • PSI_15Not reported

    Lower is better

  • PSI_90Not reported

    Lower is better

Timely care

Emergency department flow and time-to-treatment measures. Includes ED wait time, leave-without-being-seen rate, and stroke-imaging speed.

  • ED median time before being seen (minutes)103.0

    Lower is better

  • ED patients leaving without being seen1.00

    Lower is better

  • OP_18a110.0
  • OP_18cNot reported
  • OP_18d243.0
  • OP_2998.0
  • OP_31Not reported
  • OP_3212.8
  • OP_35_ADMNot reported
  • OP_35_EDNot reported
  • OP_36Not reported
  • OP_40Not reported
  • Stroke imaging within 45 min of ED arrivalNot reported

    Higher is better

Other measures

Additional CMS Care Compare measures published for this facility.

  • EDV20.0
  • GMCSNot reported
  • GMCS_Malnutrition_Diagnosis_DocumentedNot reported
  • GMCS_Malnutrition_ScreeningNot reported
  • GMCS_Nutrition_AssessmentNot reported
  • GMCS_Nutritional_Care_PlanNot reported
  • HH_HYPERNot reported
  • HH_HYPONot reported
  • HH_ORAE0.00
  • IMM_399.0
  • SAFE_USE_OF_OPIOIDS16.0
  • SEP_1Not reported
  • SEP_SH_3HRNot reported
  • SEP_SH_6HRNot reported
  • SEV_SEP_3HRNot reported
  • SEV_SEP_6HRNot reported
  • STK_02Not reported
  • STK_03Not reported
  • STK_05Not reported
  • VTE_159.0
  • VTE_2Not reported

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Common questions

How does CMS rate STORY COUNTY HOSPITAL?
STORY COUNTY HOSPITAL did not receive a CMS overall hospital rating in the most recent CMS Care Compare release. Hospitals can be unrated when they don't report enough cases for the rating to be statistically meaningful.
Is STORY COUNTY HOSPITAL a non-profit hospital?
STORY COUNTY HOSPITAL is registered with CMS as Government - Local. ACA §501(r)'s charity-care requirement applies to non-profit hospitals; for-profit and most government hospitals are governed by other rules.
How do I dispute a bill from STORY COUNTY HOSPITAL?
Every patient has federal rights regardless of which hospital sent the bill: (1) request an itemized statement (HIPAA §164.524), (2) receive a Good Faith Estimate before scheduled care (No Surprises Act, 2022), (3) dispute amounts billed beyond the agreed-upon estimate or without prior consent, and (4) apply for charity care if the facility is a 501(c)(3) non-profit (ACA §501(r)). Side-by-side comparison of your itemized bill against Medicare benchmarks is the standard first step in any review.
How fresh is this data?
Quality and pricing data on this page comes from the CMS Care Compare program, refreshed quarterly. Last updated: 2026-04-29. The hospital roster (name, address, ownership) refreshes on the same cadence. Source files are linked from /data-sources, and a "Report inaccuracy" link at the bottom of this page sends a correction request that we acknowledge within 24 hours.

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Source & methodology

Quality measures and hospital roster from CMS Care Compare, refreshed quarterly. Federal-source data, public domain (17 USC §105). §501(r) charity-care references from 26 USC §501(r) and IRS Publication 78. Full data-source register at /data-sources.