CHOP earns spots on Newsweek and Forbes’ prestigious lists for 2025

CHOP earns spots on Newsweek and Forbes’ prestigious lists for 2025
Steven Docimo, MD Executive Vice President, Business Development and Strategy — Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
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Newsweek and Forbes have recognized the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) in their 2025 “best of” lists. These accolades highlight CHOP’s dedication to delivering high-quality patient care and fostering a positive work environment.

Newsweek has placed CHOP at No. 3 among pediatric hospitals on its 2025 list of World’s Best Specialized Hospitals, which evaluates institutions across 12 medical specialties. Additionally, Newsweek included CHOP in its 2025 list of World’s Best Hospitals, ranking top hospitals in 30 countries. The rankings consider feedback from numerous medical professionals, alongside data on accreditation and patient-reported outcomes.

Forbes also acknowledged CHOP by including it in the 2025 list of America’s Best Large Employers. This recognition is primarily based on a survey involving over 217,000 employees from U.S. companies with more than 1,000 staff members. Participants assessed their willingness to recommend their employers and evaluated their companies on aspects such as working conditions, development opportunities, and compensation.

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