The Bill Rate Index What the hour costs, and who keeps it
52 states and territories · 15,307 facilities

The gap is 124% in one state and 47% in another.

The same federal forms, filed by every hospital and nursing home in the country, add up very differently depending on where the facility is. Open a state to see every one in it.

The last column is what the state publishes of its own. 49 of them publish nothing at all.

Widest hospital gap of any state
Nevada
29 hospitals and 51 nursing homes · $32.05 employed · $68.93 contract
The wageThe premium

Every state on record

Every facility's most recent filing, pooled by state. Sort by any column.

Why only three states have anything in that last column

Nothing obliges a state to publish what staffing agencies charge. Illinois makes agencies report both the charge and the worker's pay, county by county, and is alone in that. Massachusetts and Minnesota cap the charge but never publish what was actually paid. Everywhere else the federal filings on this page are the only record there is, which is the reason this site exists.

The Illinois county table Check your split