Poor grades assigned by the nonprofit watchdog to the Tenet hospitals in Florida were based on methodology that “has no scientific basis” and “misrepresents hospital safety,” a federal judge ruled.
A federal judge has ruled against the Leapfrog Group in a suit brought by Tenet Healthcare subsidiary hospitals that said they were punished for not voluntarily submitting data to the hospital safety ...
3 years of patient safety reports flag worrying trends at Alabama hospital; CEO says not that simple
Huntsville Hospital CEO Jeff Samz is not a fan of the Leapfrog Group’s national patient safety report, which gave the northern Alabama institution the worst possible overall grade in its spring 2025 ...
Imagine this: You make a reservation at a new restaurant in town. On the morning of your meal, a scathing review appears in the local newspaper, claiming the restaurant is unsanitary and hazardous.
Does bigger mean better when it comes to hospital safety? A new grading of U.S. hospitals from the patient safety organization Leapfrog Group suggests hospitals that get high marks on limiting ...
A Florida judge has ruled that Leapfrog Group must remove its safety grades dating back to fall 2024 for five Palm Beach County hospitals owned by Tenet Healthcare Corp. Florida Judge Donald ...
A federal judge has ruled the grading approach taken by the Leapfrog Group, a nonprofit, was unfair and deceptive. Leapfrog's chief executive characterized the ruling as a "shocking attack" on First ...
Nonprofit watchdog organization The Leapfrog Group must remove the safety grades it assigned to five Tenet Healthcare hospitals after a federal judge ruled the grades were deceptive and unfair. Judge ...
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