Care Compare to replace Hospital Compare, other quality reporting sites Dec. 1
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services on Dec. 1 will retire and seven other health care quality compare websites, whose content has been transitioning to a single website called . CMS鈥檚 also will continue to provide downloadable data.
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