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Top hospitals by prostate cancer diagnoses

Prostate cancer is the second most common type of cancer in the U.S., behind non-melanoma skin cancers, and is typically diagnosed by a urologist.

Approximately 1 in 7 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. Luckily, a wide variety of inpatient and outpatient treatment options exist for these patients. Those men who are diagnosed while the cancer remains localized have a five-year relative survival rate of greater than 99%.

Using the Definitive Healthcare Atlas All-Payor Claims product, we’ve compiled a list of the top 25 U.S. hospitals with the most diagnoses of prostate cancer. This data represents diagnoses for the full year of 2024.

25 hospitals ranked by prostate cancer diagnosis volumes in 2024

Rank Hospital name State % of prostate cancer diagnoses in the U.S. Explore dataset
Cleveland Clinic Main Campus OH 4.2% Explore
Moffitt Cancer Center Magnolia Campus (AKA H Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute) FL 2.3% Explore
William P Clements Jr University Hospital (FKA UT Southwestern University Hospital - St Paul) TX 1.7% Explore
University Hospital MI 1.7% Explore
Stanford Hospital - 300 Pasteur Dr CA 1.6% Explore
Helford Clinical Research Hospital (AKA City of Hope National Cancer Center) CA 1.4% Explore
Cleveland Clinic Florida - Weston (AKA Weston Hospital) FL 0.8% Explore
University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center TX 0.8% Explore
Eisenhower Health (AKA Eisenhower Medical Center) CA 0.7% Explore
10 Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital (FKA Beaumont Hospital - Royal Oak) MI 0.7% Explore
11 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center (FKA Seattle Cancer Care Alliance - Closed - No Longer Offering Inpatient Services) WA 0.7% Explore
12 Baptist Hospital FL 0.7% Explore
13 Mayo Clinic Hospital - Saint Marys Campus MN 0.6% Explore
14 Akron General OH 0.6% Explore
15 The University of Kansas Hospital KS 0.6% Explore
16 Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals - Butterworth (FKA Spectrum Health Butterworth Hospital) MI 0.6% Explore
17 IU Health Methodist Hospital IN 0.6% Explore
18 Mayo Clinic Hospital - Arizona AZ 0.5% Explore
19 Cleveland Clinic Martin North Hospital (FKA Martin Medical Center) FL 0.5% Explore
20 CHRISTUS St Vincent Regional Medical Center (AKA CHRISTUS St Vincent Health System) NM 0.5% Explore
21 University of Cincinnati Medical Center (FKA University Hospital) OH 0.5% Explore
22 Corewell Health Beaumont Troy Hospital (FKA Beaumont Hospital - Troy) MI 0.5% Explore
23 Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital (FKA Mercy Medical Center) OH 0.4% Explore
24 Henry Ford Hospital MI 0.4% Explore
25 Reading Hospital PA 0.4% Explore

Fig. 1 Data from the Definitive Healthcare’s Atlas All-Payor Claims product for the calendar year 2024. Claims data is sourced from multiple medical claims clearinghouses in the United States and updated monthly. Accessed December 2025.

Which hospitals have the most prostate cancer diagnoses?

The hospital with the highest percentage of prostate cancer diagnoses in 2024 was Cleveland Clinic Main Campus, located in Cleveland, Ohio. This facility accounted for 4.2% of all prostate cancer diagnoses. Cleveland Clinic alone accounts for nearly double the share of the next highest hospital, underscoring its role as a national referral destination for complex and advanced urologic oncology care. The presence of multiple Cleveland Clinic–affiliated hospitals further down the list reinforces how integrated systems can collectively capture substantial disease-specific volume across regions.

In second place is Moffitt Cancer Center Magnolia Campus with 2.3% of prostate cancer diagnoses. Rounding out the top three is William P Clements Jr University Hospital with 1.7% of diagnoses.

Specialized cancer centers and academic medical centers dominate the rankings, including Moffitt Cancer Center, MD Anderson, City of Hope, Stanford Hospital, Mayo Clinic campuses, and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center. These organizations are known for advanced diagnostics, clinical trials, and multidisciplinary cancer programs, which naturally attract higher concentrations of prostate cancer cases.

What is urology?

Urology is the branch of medicine focusing on diseases and complications of the urinary tract system and reproductive organs, including the prostate, kidneys, and bladder.

Urologists perform a variety of procedures, the most common of which include vasectomies, cystoscopies, ureteroscopies, and prostate treatment procedures. Procedures intended to diagnose and treat prostate conditions include biopsies, UroLift, and transurethral needle ablation.

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