Hospital rankings
Hospitals in South Carolina with the highest health care workers vaccinated for flu
53 South Carolina hospitals ranked by health care workers vaccinated for flu in the 2026 Medicare (CMS) data. Filter by type, ownership and size, choose the measures you care about, and sort by any column.
| # | Hospital | Health care workers vaccinated for fluhigher is better | Time in emergency departmentlower is better | Left ED without being seenlower is better | Appropriate sepsis carehigher is better | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| National average | 78.0% | 162 min | 2.0% | 65.0% | ||
| T51 | McLeod Loris Hospital | 28.0%, 2nd percentile | 138 min, 58th percentile | 1.0%, 60th percentile | 77.0%, 79th percentile | Compare McLeod Loris Hospital |
| T51 | McLeod Health Cheraw | 28.0%, 2nd percentile | 140 min, 56th percentile | 2.0%, 32nd percentile | 65.0%, 49th percentile | Compare McLeod Health Cheraw |
| T51 | McLeod Medical Center - Dillon | 28.0%, 2nd percentile | 170 min, 35th percentile | 4.0%, 9th percentile | 75.0%, 74th percentile | Compare McLeod Medical Center - Dillon |
About these rankings
Rankings use the 2026 release of CMS Care Compare data. Hospitals share a rank (“T”) when their values are equal, and only hospitals with a reported value for the sorted measure are ranked. Shading compares each value with every hospital in the country, so it doesn’t change with your filters. Small differences are often not statistically meaningful; use the methodology and glossary for context.
- Health care workers vaccinated for flu
- Percentage of health care workers given influenza vaccination.
- Time in emergency department
- Median time patients spent in the emergency department before leaving.
- Left ED without being seen
- Percentage of patients who left the emergency department before being seen.
- Appropriate sepsis care
- Percentage of patients who received appropriate care for severe sepsis and septic shock.