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Critical access hospitals in Vermont

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  • Vermont
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Critical access hospitals
8
Staffed beds
194
Outpatient sites
21
Affiliated HCPs
2,131

There are 8 critical access hospitals in Vermont, across 8 cities. Copley Hospital in Morrisville is the largest, with 25 staffed beds, followed by Gifford Medical Center with 25.

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Copley Hospital is the largest critical access hospital in Vermont, with 25 beds

Ranked by staffed beds in each hospital's latest CMS cost report. Gifford Medical Center in Randolph is second with 25 beds, and Mount Ascutney Hospital and Health Center in Windsor is third with 25.

Largest critical access hospitals in Vermont by staffed beds
#HospitalHealth systemStaffed bedsHCPs
1Copley HospitalMorrisvilleCopley Health Systems25314
2Gifford Medical CenterRandolphGifford Health Care25249
3Mount Ascutney Hospital and Health CenterWindsorDartmouth-Hitchcock Health25370
4North Country HospitalNewportNorth Country Hospital and Health Center25213
5Northeastern Vermont Regional HospitalSaint JohnsburyNortheastern Vermont Regional Hospital25337
6Springfield HospitalSpringfieldSpringfield Hospital25284
7University of Vermont Health - Porter Medical CenterMiddleburyUniversity of Vermont Health Network25577
8Grace Cottage Family Health & HospitalTownshendGrace Cottage Hospital19187

Top 8 of 8 Vermont critical access hospitals

Sources: Hospital Provider Cost Report (CMS) and Dmand AI Affiliation Data

There are 8 critical access hospitals in Vermont, across 8 cities

A small rural hospital that CMS certifies to keep care close to home. Vermont has 8, A to Z below. Open a profile for beds, affiliated HCPs, the org hierarchy and the leadership team.

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Vermont critical access hospitals, A to Z
HospitalHealth systemBedsHCPsContacts
Copley HospitalMorrisvilleCopley Health Systems25314Contacts
Gifford Medical CenterRandolphGifford Health Care25249Contacts
Grace Cottage Family Health & HospitalTownshendGrace Cottage Hospital19187Contacts
Mount Ascutney Hospital and Health CenterWindsorDartmouth-Hitchcock Health25370Contacts
North Country HospitalNewportNorth Country Hospital and Health Center25213Contacts
Northeastern Vermont Regional HospitalSaint JohnsburyNortheastern Vermont Regional Hospital25337Contacts
Springfield HospitalSpringfieldSpringfield Hospital25284Contacts
University of Vermont Health - Porter Medical CenterMiddleburyUniversity of Vermont Health Network25577Contacts

Sources: Provider of Services File (CMS) and Dmand AI Org Hierarchy Data

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8 of the 8 Vermont critical access hospitals are nonprofit, according to CMS

7 have an emergency department and 1 are trauma centers.

Nonprofit8
Emergency departments7
Trauma centers1

Sources: Provider of Services File (CMS) and Hospital Provider Cost Report (CMS)

University of Vermont Health - Porter Medical Center has the most affiliated doctors of any Vermont critical access hospital, with 398

Across all 8 Vermont critical access hospitals, 2,131 HCPs have a current affiliation, 1,302 of them physicians. Each clinician is counted once. Mount Ascutney Hospital and Health Center is second with 241 affiliated physicians.

HCPs at Vermont critical access hospitals by type

  1. Physicians (MD, DO)1,302
  2. Nurses and nurse practitioners417
  3. Physician assistants206
  4. Behavioral health clinicians52
  5. Other HCPs154

Largest physician specialties at Vermont critical access hospitals

  • Family medicine191
  • Internal medicine154
  • Diagnostic radiology143
  • Emergency medicine102
  • Cardiovascular disease46
  • Orthopaedic surgery44
  • Neurology43
  • Surgery41

Source: Dmand AI Affiliation Data

Middlebury has the most critical access hospitals in Vermont, with 1

1critical access hospitals in Middlebury
1critical access hospitals in Morrisville
1critical access hospitals in Newport
1critical access hospitals in Randolph
1critical access hospitals in Saint Johnsbury
1critical access hospitals in Springfield

8 Vermont cities have at least one critical access hospital. City pages list every hospital type.

Source: Provider of Services File (CMS)

Each Vermont 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
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Sources: Hospital Provider Cost Report (CMS), Dmand AI Org Hierarchy Data and Dmand AI Affiliation Data

Sources for the Vermont critical access hospital directory

Sources for the data on this page
Data on this pageSource
Hospitals, types and servicesProvider of Services File (CMS)
Beds, discharges and revenueHospital Provider Cost Report (CMS)
Health systems and outpatient sitesDmand AI Org Hierarchy Data
Affiliated HCPsDmand AI Affiliation Data
Executives and department leadersDmand 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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How many critical access hospitals are in Vermont?

There are 8 critical access hospitals in Vermont, in 8 cities, with 194 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 Vermont?

Copley Hospital in Morrisville, with 25 staffed beds in its latest CMS cost report. Gifford Medical Center is second with 25, and Mount Ascutney Hospital and Health Center is third with 25.

How many Vermont critical access hospitals are nonprofit?

8 of 8, according to CMS ownership records.

How do I find a hospital's CCN or NPI?

Each Vermont 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 Vermont hospitals?

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