Critical access hospitals in Georgia
- Critical access hospitals
- 31
- Staffed beds
- 740
- Outpatient sites
- 5
- Affiliated HCPs
- 2,585
There are 31 critical access hospitals in Georgia, across 31 cities. Archbold Brooks in Quitman is the largest, with 25 staffed beds, followed by Archbold Mitchell with 25. Advocate Health runs the most Georgia critical access hospitals, 3.
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Archbold Brooks is the largest critical access hospital in Georgia, with 25 beds
Ranked by staffed beds in each hospital's latest CMS cost report. Archbold Mitchell in Camilla is second with 25 beds, and Atrium Health Floyd Polk Medical Center in Cedartown is third with 25.
Sources: Hospital Provider Cost Report (CMS) and Dmand AI Affiliation Data
There are 31 critical access hospitals in Georgia, across 31 cities
A small rural hospital that CMS certifies to keep care close to home. Georgia has 31, A to Z below. Open a profile for beds, affiliated HCPs, the org hierarchy and the leadership team.
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Sources: Provider of Services File (CMS) and Dmand AI Org Hierarchy Data
Advocate Health runs the most Georgia critical access hospitals, with 3
Dmand AI maps every hospital to its parent organization, up to the health system. 4 health systems and parent organizations run two or more Georgia critical access hospitals. HCPs are counted at each hospital, so a clinician at two hospitals counts twice.
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Source: Dmand AI Org Hierarchy Data
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168 executives and department leaders work at Georgia critical access hospitals
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Leaders by department
- Executive leadership37, names and contacts available with a free account
- Human resources12, names and contacts available with a free account
- Operations and administration12, names and contacts available with a free account
- Revenue cycle12, names and contacts available with a free account
- Diagnostics9, names and contacts available with a free account
- Marketing and patient experience8, names and contacts available with a free account
- Physicians and medical leadership6, names and contacts available with a free account
- Education and training5, names and contacts available with a free account
- Emergency and critical care5, names and contacts available with a free account
- Health information management (him) and medical records5, names and contacts available with a free account
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9 of the 31 Georgia critical access hospitals are nonprofit, according to CMS
6 are for-profit and 15 are run by a government. 27 have an emergency department and 1 are trauma centers.
Sources: Provider of Services File (CMS) and Hospital Provider Cost Report (CMS)
St. Mary's Good Samaritan Hospital has the most affiliated doctors of any Georgia critical access hospital, with 237
Across all 31 Georgia critical access hospitals, 2,585 HCPs have a current affiliation, 1,719 of them physicians. Each clinician is counted once. Effingham Hospital is second with 171 affiliated physicians.
HCPs at Georgia critical access hospitals by type
- Physicians (MD, DO)1,719
- Nurses and nurse practitioners585
- Physician assistants199
- Behavioral health clinicians8
- Other HCPs74
Largest physician specialties at Georgia critical access hospitals
- Family medicine324
- Internal medicine284
- Diagnostic radiology148
- Emergency medicine141
- Cardiovascular disease77
- Orthopaedic surgery76
- Nephrology60
- Anesthesiology54
Source: Dmand AI Affiliation Data
Alma has the most critical access hospitals in Georgia, with 1
31 Georgia cities have at least one critical access hospital. City pages list every hospital type.
Source: Provider of Services File (CMS)
Each Georgia critical access hospital profile shows beds, the org hierarchy, HCPs and leaders
- Beds, discharges and revenueStaffed beds, inpatient discharges and net patient revenue from CMS cost reportsOn every profile
- Health system and sister hospitalsThe parent system and a sample of its other hospitalsOn every profile
- Affiliated HCPsA count by specialty and a sample of the physicians who practice thereOn every profile
- Size ranksRank by beds, discharges and revenue in the state and the USOn every profile
- Every outpatient site and unitThe full org tree below the hospital, site by siteWith a free account
- Executive contactsWork emails and direct dials for the C-suite and department leadersWith a free account
- EHR and technologyInpatient EHR vendor and the technology products in useWith a free account
- Full HCP rosterEvery affiliated clinician, with contactsWith a free account
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Sources: Hospital Provider Cost Report (CMS), Dmand AI Org Hierarchy Data and Dmand AI Affiliation Data
Sources for the Georgia critical access hospital directory
| Data on this page | Source |
|---|---|
| Hospitals, types and services | Provider of Services File (CMS) |
| Beds, discharges and revenue | Hospital Provider Cost Report (CMS) |
| Health systems and outpatient sites | Dmand AI Org Hierarchy Data |
| Affiliated HCPs | Dmand AI Affiliation Data |
| Executives and department leaders | Dmand AI Executive Data |
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The directory counts hospitals with a CMS certification number (CCN) that CMS classifies as critical access hospitals. Beds come from each hospital's latest cost report.
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Frequently asked questions about critical access hospitals in Georgia
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How many critical access hospitals are in Georgia?
There are 31 critical access hospitals in Georgia, in 31 cities, with 740 staffed beds between them.
What is a critical access hospital?
A small rural hospital that CMS certifies to keep care close to home. It has 25 or fewer inpatient beds, keeps an average stay of 96 hours or less, and is usually more than 35 miles from another hospital.
What is the largest critical access hospital in Georgia?
Archbold Brooks in Quitman, with 25 staffed beds in its latest CMS cost report. Archbold Mitchell is second with 25, and Atrium Health Floyd Polk Medical Center is third with 25.
Which health system has the most critical access hospitals in Georgia?
Advocate Health, with 3 critical access hospitals, followed by Archbold with 2 and Optim Health System with 2.
How many Georgia critical access hospitals are nonprofit?
9 of 31, according to CMS ownership records. 6 are for-profit and 15 are government hospitals.
How do I find a hospital's CCN or NPI?
Each Georgia hospital profile lists its CMS certification number (CCN) and NPI at the top, next to the address and main phone number.
How do I find decision makers at Georgia hospitals?
Dmand AI tracks 168 executives and department leaders at Georgia critical access hospitals. Filter by hospital, health system, department or title, then get work emails and mobile numbers through waterfall enrichment.
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