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New Jersey’s hospitals are dragging their heels in patient satisfaction, ranking second to last nationally with an average score of just 2.72 out of 5—only Florida’s worse. Cities like Newark and Camden are dragging the state down, with scores hovering around 2.5. Shockingly, not a single hospital earned a perfect 5-star rating, and only a few cracked the 4-star mark. The lowest? CareWell Health Medical Center in East Orange with a dismal 1-star. Nineteen other hospitals, including major urban centers, also scored 2 stars. While the state boasts top-tier health systems, the data paints a troubling picture of widespread patient dissatisfaction—while places like Wisconsin and South Dakota soar ahead.

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