Based on certified bed count data from the 2026 First Quarter Medicare Provider of Services file, here are the ten largest general hospital providers in the Great Plains region of the U.S.:
- Mayo Clinic Hospital - Rochester
Location: Rochester, MN
Certified Bed Count: 2,059 - Barnes Jewish Hospital
Location: St. Louis, MO
Certified Bed Count: 1,737 - M Health Fairview University of Minnesota Medical Center
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Certified Bed Count: 1,700 - Ascension Via Christi Hospital
Location: Wichita, KS
Certified Bed Count: 1,412 - University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
Location: Iowa City, IA
Certified Bed Count: 1,103 - University of Kansas Hospitals
Location: Kansas City, KS
Certified Bed Count: 1,045 - Abbott Northwestern Hospital
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Certified Bed Count: 952 - Hennepin County Medical Center
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Certified Bed Count: 894 - CoxHealth Medical Centers
Location: Springfield, MO
Certified Bed Count: 867 - Wesley Medical Center
Location: Wichita, KS
Certified Bed Count: 859
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The Ten Largest General Hospitals in the Great Plains Region |
Supplemental resource: Top Ranked Teaching Hospitals in the Great Plains Region
This information is very useful, thanks to the thread starter for updating the latest data on healthcare infrastructure in the Great Plains for everyone's reference.
ReplyDeleteAgreed, having updated regional healthcare data in one place makes comparison and planning much easier. Hopefully the thread keeps getting refreshed as infrastructure changes.
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ReplyDeleteThis is fascinating data! It's always interesting to see how healthcare infrastructure is distributed. I wonder if there's any correlation between these hospital sizes and local population density, or perhaps other factors like regional health trends. It makes me think about strategies for growth and expansion, kind of like how you strategically capture territory in paper.io 2. Thanks for sharing this breakdown!
ReplyDeleteThat's a fascinating list! It's always interesting to see the scale of healthcare providers in different regions. I wonder how many of these hospitals are also incorporating innovative patient engagement strategies, perhaps even using gamified approaches to recovery. Sometimes, a little friendly competition, like in a game of paper.io 2, can really motivate people!
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