Hospitals

General Acute Care Hospital

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General Acute Care Hospital
A medical facility that provides short-term care for people with serious illnesses or injuries needing immediate attention. General acute care hospitals offer services such as emergency care, surgery, treatment for infections, heart problems, broken bones, and other urgent health issues. Patients can expect 24-hour nursing care, diagnostic tests, and treatment plans aimed at helping them recover and return home as soon as possible.
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Children
A medical facility that provides hospital care specifically for infants, children, and teenagers. Children's hospitals offer a wide range of services, including emergency care, surgeries, cancer treatment, intensive care, and support for chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, and congenital heart defects. Patients and families can expect specialized doctors, nurses, and child-friendly environments focused on the unique needs of young patients.
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Critical Access
A medical facility that provides emergency care, inpatient and outpatient services, and basic medical treatment to people in rural or underserved areas. A critical access hospital offers care for common illnesses and injuries, manages chronic conditions, and stabilizes patients with serious emergencies before transferring them to larger hospitals if needed. Patients can expect essential medical services close to home, including laboratory tests, minor surgeries, and 24-hour emergency care.
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Rural
A medical facility that provides emergency and short-term medical care for people living in rural communities. It offers services such as treating injuries, infections, heart problems, and breathing issues, as well as performing surgeries and delivering babies. Patients can expect around-the-clock care, basic diagnostic tests, and help stabilizing serious conditions before transfer to larger hospitals if needed.
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Women
A medical facility that specializes in providing comprehensive hospital care for women, including pregnancy and childbirth services, gynecologic surgeries, and treatment of reproductive health conditions. Patients can expect care for issues such as high-risk pregnancies, menopause, infertility, breast health, and gynecologic cancers, as well as access to maternity, neonatal, and women’s wellness services in a supportive environment tailored to women’s unique health needs.

Military Hospital

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Military Hospital
A medical facility that provides healthcare services to active-duty military personnel, veterans, and their families. Military hospitals offer a wide range of care, including emergency services, surgeries, preventive care, routine check-ups, mental health support, and specialized treatments. Patients can expect comprehensive medical care tailored to the unique needs of the military community, including treatment for injuries, illnesses, and deployment-related health concerns.
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Community Health
A military hospital that previously provided healthcare services to military personnel, their families, and eligible community members, focusing on general health, wellness, disease prevention, and management of common medical conditions. These hospitals offered services such as check-ups, vaccinations, treatment of minor illnesses and injuries, and support for chronic health issues, but are now deactivated and no longer accepting patients.
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Military General Acute Care Hospital
A hospital that provides 24-hour medical care, surgery, emergency services, and hospital stays for active duty military members, their families, and eligible veterans. Patients can expect treatment for injuries, illnesses, surgeries, and other urgent health needs. The hospital offers services such as diagnostic tests, specialty care, and recovery support, all within a facility dedicated to serving the military community.
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Military General Acute Care Hospital. Operational (Transportable)
A medical facility that provides around-the-clock hospital care to military members, usually in temporary or mobile settings such as field hospitals or hospital ships. These hospitals treat injuries and illnesses common in military settings, including trauma, wounds, infections, and urgent health problems. Patients can expect emergency care, surgery, intensive care, and basic medical services, primarily for active duty military personnel, but sometimes also for others in need during deployments.