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HospitalRonald Reagan UCLA Medical Center Estimated FY2026 net: +$279K×

HRRP · Summary

Readmissions · FY2027CCN 050262

1Hospital

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center

2Location

Los Angeles, CA

3Type

Major teaching · 445 beds · Government · Urban

4Payment adjustment factor, FY2027

0.9997

CMS’s value. A factor below one is a cut.

5Reduction

0.03%

cut One minus the factor, as a percent.

Readmissions, estimated FY2026 Estimate

−$12K

cut

The net across all three programs adds each program’s estimated dollars for FY2026, the latest year they share. Readmissions’ part can differ from the FY2027 values on this page.

This hospital across the programs

What CMS measured, FY2027

The conditions CMS measured for this hospital in FY2027, with the excess readmission ratio as CMS published it and the median of the hospital’s peer group.
ConditionEligible dischargesExcess readmission ratioPeer group medianCounted by CMS
Acute myocardial infarction (AMI) 138 1.0322 above 1 1.0042 Yes
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) 49 0.9962 at or below 1 1.0028 No
Heart failure (HF) 357 0.9401 at or below 1 1.0143 No
Pneumonia (PN) 404 0.9916 at or below 1 1.0093 No
Coronary artery bypass graft surgery (CABG) 119 0.9898 at or below 1 1.0037 No
Elective total hip or knee arthroplasty (THA/TKA) 11 1.1393 above 1 0.9931 No

A ratio above 1 means more readmissions than expected for the hospital’s patients. CMS counts a condition only when it has enough eligible discharges and its ratio is above the median of the hospital’s peer group, so a counted ratio can sit at or below 1. A counted condition adds to the hospital’s reduction, which can round to none.

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Source: CMS’s FY2027 Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program files, as pinned by Thirty Day Readmissions. CMS’s values appear as CMS published them; dollars are this site’s estimates.

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