Preventing suicide among patients who express suicidal ideation or are identified at risk of suicide during care is a Joint Commission National Patient Safety Goal. This study surveyed Joint Commission-accredited hospitals regarding their implementation of four recommended discharge practices for suicide prevention: formal safety planning, lethal-means safety planning, warm handoffs to outpatient care, and follow-up with patients after discharge. Most of the responding hospitals had implemented some of the recommended suicide prevention strategies, and 4% had implemented all four components.