308 Stats on Acute Care Beds by Hospital Referral Region

The following are statistics on the number of acute care hospital beds available per 1,000 residents in hospital referral areas denoted by listed cities. Data is from the Dartmouth Atlas's dataset: Acute Care Hospital Beds per 1,000 Residents. Regions are U.S.-Census designated.

Note: The national average number of acute care beds per 1,000 people is 2.4. The median number of acute care beds available per 1,000 people is also 2.4. Regions at or above 3.3 beds are in the 90th percentile or above. Regions at or below 1.8 beds are in or below the 10th percentile.

Northeast

New England: Average 2.03 beds

Bangor, Maine — 2.2 beds

Springfield, Mass. — 2.2 beds

Portland, Maine — 2.1 beds

Burlington, Vt. — 2.1 beds

Boston — 2.1 beds

New Haven, Conn. — 2.1 beds

Lebanon, N.H. — 2 beds

Bridgeport, Conn. — 2 beds

Manchester, N.H. — 1.9 beds

Worcester, Mass. — 1.9 beds

Providence, R.I. — 1.9 beds

Hartford, Conn. — 1.9 beds

 

Mid-Atlantic: Average 2.46 beds

Bronx, N.Y. — 3.3 beds

Manhattan, N.Y. — 3.1 beds

Johnstown, Pa. — 3.1 beds

Erie, Pa. — 2.9 beds

Newark, N.J. — 2.9 beds

Paterson, N.J. — 2.9 beds

Scranton, Pa. — 2.8 beds

Pittsburgh — 2.7 beds

Buffalo, N.Y. — 2.6 beds

Elmira, N.Y. — 2.6 beds

Albany, N.Y. — 2.5 beds

Binghamton, N.Y. — 2.5 beds

Syracuse, N.Y. — 2.5 beds

White Plains, N.Y. — 2.5 beds

Philadelphia. — 2.5 beds

Reading, Pa. — 2.5 beds

Sayre, Pa. — 2.5 beds

Camden, N.J. — 2.4 beds

Hackensack, N.J. — 2.4 beds

East Long Island, N.Y. — 2.3 beds

Wilkes-Barre, Pa. — 2.3 beds

New Brunswick, N.J. — 2.3 beds

Allentown, Pa. — 2.2 beds

Altoona, Pa. — 2.1 beds

Danville, Pa. — 2.1 beds

Morristown, N.J. — 2.1 beds

Harrisburg, Pa. — 2 beds

Lancaster, Pa. — 2 beds

Rochester, N.Y. — 1.9 beds

Ridgewood, N.J. — 1.9 beds

York, Pa. —1.8 beds

 

Midwest

East North Central: Average 2.78 beds

Chicago — 3.7 beds

Peoria, Ind. — 3.2 beds

Youngstown, Ohio — 3.2 beds

Detroit — 3.1 beds

Evansville, Ind. — 3.1 beds

Gary, Ind. — 3.1 beds

Marquette, Mich. — 3 beds

St. Joseph, Mich. — 2.9 beds

Springfield, Ind. — 2.9 beds

Terre Haute, Ind. — 2.9 beds

Saginaw, Mich. — 2.8 beds

Toledo, Ohio — 2.8 beds

Dearborn, Mich. — 2.7 beds

Munster, Ind. — 2.7 beds

Cincinnati — 2.7 beds

Dayton, Ohio — 2.7 beds

Elyria, Ohio — 2.7 beds

Flint, Mich. — 2.6 beds

Blue Island, Ind. — 2.6 beds

Cleveland — 2.6 beds

Columbus, Ohio — 2. 6 beds

Milwaukee — 2.5 beds

Joliet, Ind. — 2.5 beds

Fort Wayne, Ind. — 2.5 beds

Indianapolis — 2.5 beds

South Bend, Ind. — 2.5 beds

Canton, Ohio — 2.5 beds

Pontiac, Mich. — 2.4 beds

Rockford, Ind. — 2.4 beds

Urbana, Ind. — 2.4 beds

Muncie, Ind. — 2.4 beds

Neenah, Wis. — 2.3 beds

Kalamazoo, Mich. — 2.3 beds

Lansing, Mich. — 2.3 beds

Melrose Park, Ind. — 2.3 beds

Akron, Ohio — 2.3 beds

Green Bay, Wis. — 2.2 beds

Marshfield, Wis. — 2.2 beds

Evanston, Ind. — 2.2 beds

La Crosse, Wis. — 2.1 beds

Madison, Wis. — 2.1 beds

Grand Rapids, Mich. — 2.1 beds

Muskegon, Mich. — 2.1 beds

Royal Oak, Mich. — 2.1 beds

Traverse City, Mich. — 2.1 beds

Kettering, Ohio — 2.1 beds

Ann Arbor, Mich. — 2 beds

Petoskey, Mich. — 2 beds

Bloomington, Ind. — 2 beds

Lafayette, Ind. — 2 beds

Aurora, Ind. — 1.9 beds

Elgin, Ind. — 1.9 beds

Wausau, Wis. — 1.7 beds

Hinsdale, Ind. — 1.7 beds

Appleton, Wis. — 1.6 beds

 

West North Central: Average 2.91 beds

Minot, N.D. — 4.2 beds

Bismarck, N.D. — 3.8 beds

Grand Forks, N.D. — 3.7 beds

Sioux Falls, S.D. — 3.4 beds

Wichita, Kan. — 3.4 beds

Joplin, Mo. — 3.2 beds

Cape Girardeau, Mo. — 3.1 beds

Topeka, Kan. — 3.1 beds

Dubuque, Iowa — 3.1 beds

Rapid City, S.D. — 3 beds

Mason City, Iowa — 3 beds

Sioux City, Iowa — 3 beds

St. Louis, Mo. — 2.9 beds

Omaha, Neb. — 2.9 beds

Duluth, Minn. — 2.9 beds

Waterloo, Iowa — 2.9 beds

Columbia, Mo. — 2.8 beds

Lincoln, Neb. — 2.8 beds

Davenport, Iowa — 2.8 beds

Rochester, Minn. — 2.7 beds

Iowa City, Iowa — 2.7 beds

Kansas City, Mo. — 2.6 beds

Fargo/Moorhead N.D. — 2.6 beds

Cedar Rapids, Iowa — 2.6 beds

Des Moines, Iowa — 2.5 beds

Springfield, Mo. — 2.3 beds

Minneapolis — 2.2 beds

St. Cloud, Minn. — 2.2 beds

St. Paul, Minn. — 2.1 beds

South

 

South Atlantic: Average 2.74 beds

Florence, S.C. — 3.4 beds

Albany, Ga. — 3.4 beds

Roanoke, Va. — 3.3 beds

Charleston, W. Va. — 3.3 beds

Huntington, W. Va. — 3.1 beds

Macon, Ga. — 3.1 beds

Columbus, Ga. — 3 beds

Morgantown, W. Va. — 2.9 beds

Augusta, Ga. — 2.9 beds

St. Petersburg, Fla. — 2.9 beds

Richmond, Va. — 2.8 beds

Rome, Ga. — 2.8 beds

Miami — 2.8 beds

Columbia, S.C. — 2.7 beds

Spartanburg, S.C. — 2.7 beds

Tallahassee, Fla. — 2.7 beds

Greenville, N.C. — 2.6 beds

Hickory, N.C.— 2.6 beds

Savannah, Ga. — 2.6 beds

Pensacola, Fla. — 2.6 beds

Lakeland, Fla. — 2.5 beds

Panama City, Fla. — 2.5 beds

Durham, N.C.— 2.4 beds

Wilmington, N.C. — 2.4 beds

Winston-Salem, N.C.  — 2.4 beds

Jacksonville, Fla. — 2.4 beds

Wilmington, Del. — 2.3 beds

Baltimore, Md. — 2.3 beds

Washington, DC — 2.3 beds

Charleston, S.C. — 2.3 beds

Clearwater, Fla. — 2.3 beds

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. — 2.3 beds

Charlotte, N.C. — 2.2 beds

Raleigh, N.C. — 2.2 beds

Hudson, Fla. — 2.2 beds

Orlando, Fla. — 2.2 beds

Tampa, Fla. — 2.2 beds

Lynchburg, Va. — 2.1 beds

Norfolk, Va. — 2.1 beds

Winchester, Va. — 2.1 beds

Asheville, N.C. — 2.1 beds

Greensboro, N.C. — 2.1 beds

Greenville, S.C. — 2.1 beds

Gainesville, Fla. — 2.1 beds

Ormond Beach, Fla. — 2.1 beds

Sarasota, Fla. — 2.1 beds

Salisbury, Md. — 2 beds

Atlanta — 2 beds

Ocala, Fla. — 2 beds

Charlottesville, Va. — 1.9 beds

Fort Myers, Fla. — 1.9 beds

Bradenton, Fla. — 1.8 beds

Takoma Park, Md. — 1.6 beds

Arlington, Va.— 1.5 beds

Newport News, Va. — 1.5 beds

 

East South Central: Average 3.25 beds

Gulfport, Miss. — 4.4 beds

Jackson, Miss. — 4.4 beds

Meridian, Miss. — 4.2 beds

Oxford, Miss. — 4.2 beds

Kingsport, Tenn. — 3.8 beds

Tupelo, Miss. — 3.8 beds

Hattiesburg, Miss. — 3.7 beds

Memphis, Tenn. — 3.5 beds

Birmingham, Ala. — 3.5 beds

Tuscaloosa, Ala. — 3.5 beds

Dothan, Ala. — 3.3 beds

Lexington, Ky. — 3.2 beds

Paducah, Ky. — 3.2 beds

Jackson, Tenn. — 3.1 beds

Mobile, Ala. — 3.1 beds

Johnson City, Tenn. — 2.8 beds

Knoxville, Tenn. — 2.8 beds

Nashville, Tenn. — 2.8 beds

Montgomery, Ala. — 2.7 beds

Huntsville, Ala. — 2.6 beds

Covington, Ky. — 2.5 beds

Louisville, Ky. — 2.4 beds

Owensboro, Ky. — 2.3 beds

Chattanooga, Tenn. — 2.3 beds

 

West South Central: Average 3.48 beds

Monroe, La. — 4.7

Lubbock, Texas — 4

Victoria, Texas — 3.9

Lafayette, La. — 3.9

Alexandria, La. — 3.8

Beaumont, Texas — 3.7

San Angelo, Texas — 3.6

Shreveport, La. — 3.6

Wichita Falls, Texas — 3.5

Lake Charles, La. — 3.5

Abilene, Texas — 3.4

Lawton, Okla.— 3.3

Amarillo, Texas — 3.3

Oklahoma City, Okla. — 3.2

Corpus Christi, Texas — 3.2

Fort Smith, Ark. — 3.2

Little Rock, Ark. —3.2

Houma, La. — 3.2

McAllen, Texas — 3.1

Longview, Texas — 3

Slidell, La. — 3

Tulsa, Okla. — 2.9

Jonesboro, Ark. — 2.9

Texarkana, Ark. — 2.9

Baton Rouge, La. — 2.9

Odessa, Texas — 2.8

Harlingen, Texas — 2.7

Tyler, Texas — 2.7

Waco, Texas — 2.6

Metairie, La. — 2.6

Houston, Texas — 2.5

Dallas, Texas — 2.4

El Paso, Texas — 2.2

Temple, Texas — 2.2

Bryan, Texas — 2.1

Fort Worth, Texas — 2.1

San Antonio, Texas — 2

Springdale, Ark. — 2

New Orleans — 2

Austin, Texas — 1.7

West

Mountain: Average 2.88 beds

Great Falls, Mont. — 3.4

Casper, Wyo. — 3.3

Pueblo, Colo. — 3.2

Billings, Mont. — 2.6

Missoula, Mont. — 2.3

Greeley, Colo. — 2.3

Idaho Falls, Idaho — 2.2

Phoenix, Ariz.— 2.2

Salt Lake City, Utah — 2.1

Albuquerque, N.M. — 2.1

Boise, Idaho — 2

Reno, Nev. — 2

Colorado Springs, Colo. — 2

Denver, Colo. — 2

Grand Junction, Colo. — 2

Tucson, Ariz. — 2

Las Vegas — 1.9

Ogden, Utah — 1.9

Provo, Utah — 1.9

Fort Collins, Colo. — 1.9

Sun City, Ariz. — 1.9

Mesa, Ariz. — 1.6

Boulder, Colo. — 1.5

 

Pacific: Average 1.82 beds

Anchorage, Alaska — 2.5

San Francisco, Calif. — 2.5

Chico, Calif. — 2.4

Alameda County, Calif. — 2.3

Spokane, Wash. — 2.2

Yakima, Wash. — 2.2

Napa, Calif. — 2.2

Bangor, Maine — 2.2

Los Angeles — 2.1

Portland, Maine — 2.1

Bakersfield, Calif. — 2

Fresno, Calif. — 2

Redding, Calif. — 2

Salinas, Calif.  — 2

Medford, Ore.— 1.9

Modesto, Calif. — 1.9

Olympia, Wash. — 1.8

Eugene, Ore. — 1.8

San Bernardino, Calif. — 1.8

Santa Barbara, Calif. — 1.8

Santa Cruz, Calif. — 1.8

Stockton, Calif. — 1.8

Ventura, Calif. — 1.8

Bend, Ore. — 1.7

Portland, Ore.— 1.7

Orange County, Calif. — 1.7

San Luis Obispo, Calif. — 1.7

Santa Rosa, Calif. — 1.7

Honolulu — 1.7

Seattle, Wash.— 1.6

Tacoma, Wash. — 1.6

Palm Springs/Rancho Mira, Calif. — 1.6

San Diego, Calif. — 1.6

San Jose, Calif. — 1.6

Salem, Ore. — 1.5

Contra Costa County, Calif. — 1.5

Sacramento, Calif. — 1.5

San Mateo County, Calif. — 1.5

Everett, Wash. — 1.4

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