Here are the hospitals in every state with the highest neurology and neurosurgery score:
1. Alabama: University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospital
2. Alaska: Providence Alaska Medical Center (Anchorage)
3. Arizona: St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center (Phoenix)
4. Arkansas: CHI St. Vincent Infirmary (Little Rock)
5. California: UCSF Medical Center (San Francisco)
6. Colorado: University of Colorado Hospital (Aurora)
7. Connecticut: Yale New Haven (Conn.) Hospital
8. Delaware: Christiana Care Hospitals (Newark)
9. Florida: UF Health Shands Hospital (Gainesville)
10. Georgia: Emory University Hospital (Atlanta)
11. Hawaii: Queen’s Medical Center (Honolulu)
12. Idaho: St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center (Boise)
13. Illinois: Northwestern Memorial Hospital (Chicago)
14. Indiana: Indiana University Health Medical Center (Indianapolis)
15. Iowa: University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics (Iowa City)
16. Kansas: University of Kansas Hospital (Kansas City)
17. Kentucky: University of Kentucky Albert B. Chandler Hospital (Lexington)
18. Louisiana: Ochsner Medical Center (New Orleans)
19. Maine: Maine Medical Center (Portland)
20. Maryland: Johns Hopkins Hospital (Baltimore)
21. Massachusetts: Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston)
22. Michigan: University of Michigan Hospitals – Michigan Medicine (Ann Arbor)
23. Minnesota: Mayo Clinic (Rochester)
24. Mississippi: Baptist Memorial Hospital-Desoto (Southaven)
25. Missouri: Barnes-Jewish Hospital (Saint Louis)
26. Montana: Billings (Mont.) Clinic
27. Nebraska: Nebraska Medicine-Nebraska Medical Center (Omaha)
28. Nevada: St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center (Reno)
29. New Hampshire: Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center (Lebanon)
30. New Jersey: Hackensack (N.J.) University Medical Center
31. New Mexico: University of New Mexico Hospitals (Albuquerque)
32. New York: NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia and Cornell (New York City)
33. North Carolina: Duke University Hospital (Durham)
34. North Dakota: CHI St. Alexius Health-Bismarck (N.D.)
35. Ohio: Cleveland Clinic
36. Oklahoma: St. Francis Hospital (Tulsa)
37. Oregon: OHSU Hospital (Portland)
38. Pennsylvania: Hospitals of the University of Pennsylvania-Penn Presbyterian (Philadelphia)
39. Rhode Island: Miriam Hospital (Providence)
40. South Carolina: MUSC Health-University Medical Center (Charleston)
41. South Dakota: Sanford USD Medical Center (Sioux Falls)
42. Tennessee: Vanderbilt University Medical Center (Nashville)
43. Texas: UT Southwestern Medical Center (Dallas)
44. Utah: University of Utah Hospital (Salt Lake City)
45. Vermont: University of Vermont Medical Center (Burlington)
46. Virginia: VCU Medical Center (Richmond)
47. Washington: University of Washington Medical Center (Seattle)
48. West Virginia: Sentara Norfolk (Va.) General Hospital
49. Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Hospitals (Madison)
50. Wyoming: Cheyenne (Wyo.) Regional Medical Center
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