A federal review finds that a large majority of Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) medical centers perform at high levels in CMS quality ratings. Across outlets, the reported figure is that roughly 78% of VA medical centers receive four- or five-star ratings from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). The sources agree that the ratings reflect CMS’s assessment of hospital performance under its star system, and that the VA’s overall results are strong for this year’s review. While the articles focus on the share of facilities achieving the highest rating categories, they do not provide further detail on how many centers fell into lower star ratings, nor do they break down results by region, specialty, or specific performance measures. Taken together, the reporting indicates that most VA facilities meet or exceed CMS’s upper-tier rating thresholds in the latest evaluation period.