Williamson Medical Center achieves 6th consecutive year of international acclaim\u00a0<\/p>\n
FRANKLIN, Tenn. \u2013 Williamson Health is proud to announce that the health system’s flagship facility, Williamson Medical Center, has been included in Newsweek’s 2026 list of World’s Best Hospitals. This international ranking highlights hospitals across 32 countries that demonstrate excellence in care, innovation, and patient outcomes. This is the sixth consecutive year Williamson Medical Center has earned a place on the prestigious list.<\/p>\n
“We are incredibly proud of our entire Williamson Health team. Their commitment to delivering world-class care \u2014 and to living our mission of caring for our community each and every day \u2014 is what continues to set our organization apart,” said Phil Mazzuca, Williamson Health Chief Executive Officer. “Being recognized for the sixth consecutive year on Newsweek’s World’s Best Hospitals list is a tribute to their extraordinary dedication and the consistent excellence they bring to every patient experience.”<\/p>\n
Newsweek’s annual World’s Best Hospitals list, presented in partnership with Statista, the world-leading statistics portal and industry ranking provider, establishes a comprehensive ranking of the world’s top hospitals. The 2026 list recognized 2,530 hospitals worldwide as the World’s Best Hospitals, including 420 in the United States. Williamson Medical Center is one of only three Tennessee hospitals to be included on this year’s list. The ranking can be viewedhere<\/a> on Newsweek’s website.<\/p>\n The World’s Best Hospitals ranking is based on an extensive evaluation process that includes an online survey of thousands of medical experts (doctors, hospital managers, and healthcare professionals), patient experience data, hospital quality metrics, and a Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) Implementation Survey.<\/p>\n “Patients and families deserve detailed, trustworthy information when they’re making some of the most important decisions of their lives,” said Alexis Kayser, healthcare editor at Newsweek. “By combining hospital quality indicators, peer recommendations, patient experience data, and advanced measures of patient-reported outcomes, our 2026 rankings offer a comprehensive, independent view of the institutions leading the way in modern healthcare.”<\/p>\n