2004 report on hospitalsregency hospital of meridian 31 37 river region health system 374 341...

2004

Report on Hospitals

Licensed byMississippi Department of Health

Division of Health Facilities Licensure andCertification

2004 Report on Hospitals Licensed by Mississippi State Department of Health Division of Health Facilities Licensure and Certification Licensed by Mississippi State Department of Health P.O. Box 1700 Jackson, Mississippi 39216 Published June 2005 Health Facilities Licensure and Certification Karen Selestak, Chief and Public Health Statistics Judy Moulder, Director

Table of Contents

PagePreface..............................................................I

Map I Distribution of Mississippi Hospitals by Type of Facility and County.................................1

Table I-A Number of Acute Care Hospitals and Beds in Mississippi by Type of Ownership and Control in 2004.............................................2

Table I-B Number of Psychiatric Hospitals and Beds in Mississippi by Type of Ownership and Control in 2004.............................................3

Table I-C Number of Chemical Dependency Hospitals and Beds in Mississippi by Type of Ownership and Control in 2004.............................................4

Table I-D Number of Rehabilitation Hospitals and Beds in Mississippi by Type of Ownership and Control in 2004.............................................5

Table II Accreditations and Certifications of Mississippi Hospitals, 1994, 1999 and 2004......................6

Table III 2004 Staffing of All Mississippi Hospitals by Type....7

Map II Hospital Service Area Map.............................8

Table IV-A Computed Tomographic Body Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004................................9

Table IV-B Computed Tomographic Head Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004................................9

Table IV-C Diagnostic Radioisotope and X-Ray Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004......................10

Table IV-D Digital Subtraction Angiography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004.......................................10

Table IV-E Positron Emission Tomography and Single Photon Emission Computerized Tomography Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004......................11

Table IV-F Ultrasound Procedures by Hospital Services by Hospital Service Area in 2004......................11

Table V-A Linear Accelerator Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004...............................12

Table V-B Radioactive Implants by Hospital Service Area in 2004............................................12

Table of Contents Continued

Table V-C Therapeutic Radioisotope Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004...............................13

Table VI-A Cardiac Catheterizations and Angioplasty (PCTA) Procedure by Hospital Service Area in 2004.........13

Table VI-B Cardiac Surgeries by Hospital Service Area in 2004...............................................14

Table VII Renal Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripter Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004........14

Table VIII Hemodialysis, Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004............................................15

Table IX Geriatric, Respite and Adult Day Care Patients Served in Dedicated Units by Hospital Service Area in 2004.......................................15

Table X Reported Surgeries, Operating Rooms and Procedure Rooms in 2004 by Hospital Service Area.............16

Table XI Outpatient Utilization Reported by Hospital Service Area in 2004...............................16

Table XII Rural Health Clinics and Visits by Hospital Service Area in 2004...............................17

Table XIII Selected Statistics for 2004 Licensed Beds...........18

Table XIV-A Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Census and Occupancy Rate by Acute Care Category for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004......................19

Table XIV-B 1 Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Census and Occupancy Rate by Psychiatric Category for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004.....................24

Table XIV-B 2 Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Census and Occupancy Rate by Adult Psychiatric Category for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004.....................25

Table XIV-B 3 Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Census and Occupancy Rate by Adolescent Psychiatric Category for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004........26

Table XIV-C 1 Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Census and Occupancy Rate by Chemical Dependency Category for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004.................27

Table XIV-C 2 Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Census and Occupancy Rate by Adult Chemical Dependency Category for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004........28


Table XIV-C 3 Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Census and Occupancy Rate by Adolescent Chemical Dependency Category for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004........29

Table XIV-D Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Census and Occupancy Rate by Rehabilitation Category for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004.....................30

Table XV-A Acute Care Licensed Bed Capacity and Beds Set up and Staffed for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004..............................................31

Table XV-B Psychiatric Licensed Bed Capacity and Beds Set up and Staffed for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004.....36

Table XV-C Chemical Dependency Licensed Bed Capacity and Beds Set up and Staffed for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004..............................................37

Table XV-D Rehabilitation Licensed Bed Capacity and Beds Set up and Staffed for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004..............................................38

Table XVI Average Length of Stay and Average Daily Census by Swing Bed Category for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004..............................................39

Table XVII Destination of Discharged Swing Bed Patients in 2004, Number Referred to Home Health, and Number of Acute Care Beds Designated as Swing Beds by Hospital Service Area.............................42

Table XVIII Swing Bed Utilization in 2004 by Hospital Service Area..............................................42

Table XIX Percentage Distribution of Population and Hospital Beds in Mississippi by Hospital Service Area, 2004................................43

Table XX-A Selected Utilization Statistics for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004 by Hospital Service Area and County........................................44

Table XX-B Psychiatric, Chemical Dependency and Rehabilitation Utilization Statistics for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004 by Hospital Service Area and County...........................46

Table XXI Selected Utilization Statistics for 1984, 1994 and 2004...............................................48

Table XXII Newborn Statistics for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004 by Hospital Service Area and County..........49

Table XXIII Newborn Statistics for 1994, 1999 and 2004..........51


Table XXIV 2004 Selected Acute Hospital Utilization Data by Hospital Service Area.............................52

Table XXV Beds Set Up, Discharges, Discharge Days and Inpatient Days Reported by Hospitals in 2004......53

Appendix A 2004 Obstetrical Utilization........................54

Appendix B Licensed Hospital Beds for 1984, 1994 and 2004......59

Appendix C 2004 Hospital Patient Origin Data...................65

Appendix D Licensed Hospitals Beds.............................83 Appendix E Selected State Owned Hospital Data..................87

Appendix F Hospital Directory..................................92

Appendix G 2004 Hospital Questionnaire........................110

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Preface

Overview

This publication reflects data collected in the hospital licensureprocess. A historical accounting of the responsibility for thisfunction began in 1946 when the Mississippi Commission on HospitalCare was legislatively authorized to license non-federal hospitals andprepare an annual report. In 1979 the legislature passed a bill tomerge the responsibilities of the Commission on Hospital Care into theMississippi Health Care Commission and in 1986 another bill was passedto merge the responsibilities into the State Department of Health.

In October 2004, the Division of Health Facilities Licensure andCertification mailed copies of it's combined "Annual Hospital Reportand Application for Renewal of Hospital Licensure" and the AmericanHospital Association's "Annual Survey of Hospitals" to all non-federalhospitals in Mississippi. This survey is the source of statistics forthis publication. A copy of the survey form is included in AppendixE. The hospital survey forms were reviewed and automated by theDivision of Public Health Statistics. Questions regarding reporteddata were answered by hospital personnel through letters or telephonecalls.

In 1984, for planning purposes, the Statewide Health CoordinatingCouncil (SHCC) established seven hospital service areas based on wherepatients sought hospital care. For ease in using the data presentedin this report some tables are presented by the planning serviceareas. Map II displays the hospital service Areas.

This Annual Report is based on 108 hospitals; 93 acute care, 4psychiatric, 1 rehabilitation, 1 OB/GYN, and 9 long-term acute care. The five federal hospitals in Mississippi have been excluded. Additionally, East Mississippi State Hospital, Mississippi StateHospital, North Mississippi State Hospital, North Mississippi StateHospital Corinth Crisis Intervention Center, Oak Circle Center, SouthMississippi State Hospital, South Mississippi State Hospital CrisisIntervention Center and Whitfield Medical/Surgical Hospital have beenexcluded from all data except Table II and Table III. Map I showslocation of hospitals by type of facility, Table II showsaccreditations and Table III displays employees.

Hospital Ownership and Certification

The overwhelming majority, 93, of hospitals in Mississippi areclassified as medical/surgical. These figures were based on the typeof service that the hospitals provided to the majority of admissions. Data from the nine long-term care hospitals are included with the 93acute care hospitals plus the one OB/Gyn facility. The other acutecare facility, Whitfield Med/Surg is not included in the acute carestatistics. The nine counties in Mississippi that do not have ahospital are Amite, Benton, Carroll, Greene, Issaquena, Itawamba,Kemper, Smith, and Tunica.

Ownership and control of hospitals and beds are shown in Tables I-Athrough I-D. In 2004 there were 11,671 licensed acute care beds.

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(This count excludes Whitfield Medical Surgical Hospital and includesMississippi Hospital for Restorative Care, Promise Specialty Hospitalof Vicksburg, Regency Hospital of Hattiesburg, Regency Hospital ofMeridian, Select Specialty Hospital of Biloxi, Select SpecialtyHospital of Gulfport, Select Specialty Hospital Jackson and SpecialtyHospital of Meridian.) Fifteen hospitals reported 710 licensedpsychiatric beds. Approximately 67% of the beds, 479, were located atacute care hospitals. Fourteen hospitals reported 355 licensedchemical dependency beds. Sixteen hospitals reported 407rehabilitation beds. Eighty percent (327) were located at 15 acutecare facilities.

Table II indicates that 60% of the hospitals are accredited by theJoint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organization (JCAHO). Ninety percent of the hospitals participate in Blue Cross and 97.4%participate in Medicare, and 92.3% participate in Medicaid. Thisrepresents all 117 hospitals.

Hospital Employees

Table III displays hospital personnel. Mississippi's hospitalsemployed 58,375 people during FY 03, of which 77.7% were full-timeemployees and 22.3% were part-time employees.

Services Utilization

Tables IV - XII show number of procedures by hospital service area forthe following categories:

Head and Body CT Scans Cardiac Catheterization Diagnostic Radioisotope Angioplasty X-Ray Cardiac Surgeries Magnetic Resonance Imaging Renal Extracorporeal Shock Ultrasound Wave Lithotripter Digital Subtraction Angiography Physical Therapy Single Photon Emission Occupational Therapy Computerized Tomography (SPECT) Geriatric Patients Served Linear Accelerator Respite Patients Served Radioactive Implants Inpatient and Outpatient Therapeutic Radioisotope Surgeries X-Ray Radiation Therapy Outpatient Utilization Cardiac Catheterization Rural Health Clinics Sixty-nine hospitals reported 122,054 inpatient surgeries andseventy-two hospitals reported 142,816 outpatient surgeries. Thiscount includes only surgeries performed at acute care hospitals. AsTable X shows, the majority of surgeries were performed in ServiceArea 3.

Table XI presents outpatient emergency visits and clinic/other visitsby Hospital Service Area. Service Area 3 reported both the mostoutpatient emergency visits and clinic/other visits.

Twenty-seven hospitals reported 44 rural health clinics and 373,400rural health clinic visits. Table XII shows rural health clinics andvisits by hospital service area.

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Bed Changes

The following hospitals changed their licensed bed capacity: 2003 2004

Delta Regional Medical Center 268 261Forrest General Hospital 504 512Franklin County Memorial Hospital 49 36Greenwood Leflore Hospital 248 208H.C. Watkins Memorial Hospital 32 25Humphreys County Memorial Hospital 28 25Mississippi Baptist Medical Center 649 639North Mississippi State Hospital 67 50North Sunflower County Hospital 44 35Pontotoc Critical Access Hospital 25 35Quitman County Hospital 25 33Regency Hospital of Meridian 31 37River Region Health System 374 341Simpson General Hospital 49 35Singing River Hospital 415 435Tri-Lakes Medical Center 70 93University Hospital & Clincs Holmes County 49 25Webster Health Services 43 38

Name Changes

The following hospitals changed names:

North Miss. Medical Center Iuka changed to Tishomingo Health Services.

North Miss. Medical Center -West Point changed to Clay County MedicalCorporation

Prentiss Regional Hospital changed to Jeff Davis Community Hospital.

Hospital Openings

Five hospitals opened during the 2004 reporting period, GreenwoodSpecialty Hospital, North Mississippi State Hospital Batesville CrisisIntervention Center, Promise Specialty Hospital of Vicksburg, RegencyHospital in Hattiesburg and South Mississippi State Hospital CrisisIntervention Center.

Three other hospitals opened after October 1, 2004 and will beincluded in next year's report. They are Mississippi State HospitalCrisis Intervention Center Cleveland, Mississippi State HospitalGrenada Crisis Intervention Center and Whitfield Med/Surg HospitalNewton Crisis Intervention Center.

Licensed Beds, Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Census and Occupancy Rate

Table XIII shows hospitals and beds by bed size groupings. Occupancyrates are also shown by bed size. Under acute care the greatestnumber of hospital beds was reported at hospitals with 25 - 49 beds,

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50-99 beds, and 100-199 beds. Of the 15 hospitals reportingpsychiatric beds, four were licensed as psychiatric hospitals. Threehundred fifty-five chemical dependency beds were reported at 14hospitals. Sixteen hospitals reported 407 rehabilitation beds.

Table XIV-A gives average lengths of stay (ALOS), average daily census(ADC), percentages of occupancy for each hospital by licensed acutecare bed capacity and state totals. Psychiatric data can be found inTable XIV-B, chemical dependency data in Table XIV-C, andrehabilitation data in Table XIV-D.

A comparison of licensed beds and beds set up and staffed is shown in Tables XV-A - XV-D. Of the 11,671 licensed acute beds, 10,677 bedswere set up and staffed. Six hundred eighty-three of the 710 licensedpsychiatric beds were set up and staffed. Three hundred thirty-sevenof the 355 licensed chemical dependency beds were set up and staffed.

Swing Beds

Table XVI shows the number of swing beds, average length of stay andaverage daily census by facility. Table XVII shows the destinationof discharged swing bed patients, number referred to home health, andnumber of acute care beds designated as swing beds by service area.More than one-half (63.4%) were discharged to their home, 14.7% weredischarged to nursing homes, 10.8% were admitted to hospitals, 1.2%were admitted to personal care homes, and the remaining 9.9% weredischarged to other destinations.

Swing bed utilization in 2004 by hospital service area is shown inTable XVIII.

Hospital Use Statistics

Table XIX shows the population of each service area in comparison withits licensed bed capacity. Service areas are maintaining a relativelyclose correlation between the percentage of population and percentageof licensed hospital beds. Service Area 3, including the city ofJackson and Hinds County, has the largest population at 26.1% and themost beds at 31%. Licensed beds by type are also shown by hospitalservice area.

Table XX-A provides information on acute hospital beds, admissions,discharges, deaths and inpatient days by service area and county. Psychiatric, chemical dependency and rehabilitation beds located inacute care facilities are included in Table XX-B along with thosefacilities that are licensed as psychiatric, or rehabilitationfacilities. There are 11,671 licensed acute care hospital beds inMississippi, 710 psychiatric beds, 355 chemical dependency beds, and407 rehabilitation beds.

A comparison of utilization statistics for 1984, 1994 and 2004 isshown in Table XXI. While there wasn't much change in acute care datafrom 1994 to 2004, most psychiatric, chemical dependency andrehabilitation data increased.

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Table XXII deals with newborn statistics. Once again, Service Area 3leads in every category, as does Hinds County. Table XXIII compareswith the newborn statistics of 2004 with those of 1999 and 1994. Therewas a -8.4% percent of change in bassinets and a 17.4 percent ofchange in obstetrical beds set up and staffed. Deliveries remainedabout the same from 1994-2004. The percent of change in fetal deathswas -5.1%.

Table XXIV displays discharges, discharge days, admissions andinpatient days by service area for DP SNF, geriatric psychiatric,patients 65 and older, Medicare and Medicaid.

Table XXV shows beds set up, discharges, discharge days and inpatientdays for the state's hospitals. Data reported by specialtyhospitals is also included. Data is broken down into acute care,intensive care, other care, and long-term care. No data was reportedfor psychiatric intensive care, hospice, psychiatric long term care ormental retardation.

Obstetrical Utilization

2004 obstetrical utilization is shown in Appendix A.

2004 Hospital Patient Origin Data

Percent of hospital discharges by adjacent county of residence by rankorder for combined four quarter patient origin study are shown inAppendix B. Discharges from other counties are grouped together underall others. Patient Origin Study dates used in combined data includeOctober 7 - 20, 2003, January 6 - 19, 2004, April 7 - 20, 2004 andJuly 7 - 20, 2004. These dates correspond with the majority ofhospitals' fiscal year of October 1, 2003 through September 30, 2004.

Hospital Listing

Hospitals are listed alphabetically by county in Appendix C. Thehospital directory is located in Appendix E. The licensed bedcapacity is reported as of January 1, 2005 whereas the rest of thereport is as of the end of the reporting period, usually September 30,2004.

State Owned Facilities

Data relating to state owned facilities may be found in Appendix D. These include East Mississippi State Hospital and Mississippi StateHospital.

Note: Type of facility indicated represents the one category selected by the facility as being the best description of the type of service provided to the majority of admissions.

Includes East Mississippi State Hospital, Mississippi State Hospital, Oak Circle Center and Whitfield Medical Surgical Hospital, North Mississippi State Hospital and South Mississippi State Hospital.

Map IDistribution of Mississippi Hospitals by Type of Facility and County

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Table I-A.

Number of Acute Care Hospitals and Beds in Mississippiby Type of Ownership and Control in 2004

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | State Totals || |-----------------------------------|| |Hospitals|Percent | Beds |Percent||-----------------------------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------||Authority |Authority | | | | ||Owning |Controlling | | | | ||----------------------+------------------| | | | ||State |State | 2| 1.9| 713| 6.1||----------------------+------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------||County |County | 37| 35.2| 3,155| 27.0|| |------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------|| |Non-profit/corp | 9| 8.6| 800| 6.9|| |------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------|| |For profit/corp | 7| 6.7| 854| 7.3||----------------------+------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------||City |For profit/corp | 1| 1.0| 76| 0.7||----------------------+------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------||City-county |City-county | 5| 4.8| 816| 7.0|| |------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------|| |Non-profit/church | 1| 1.0| 114| 1.0|| |------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------|| |Non-profit/corp | 2| 1.9| 241| 2.1|| |------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------|| |For profit/corp | 1| 1.0| 25| 0.2||----------------------+------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------||Non-profit/church |Non-profit/corp | 1| 1.0| 453| 3.9||----------------------+------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------||Non-profit/corp |Non-profit/corp | 15| 14.3| 2,217| 19.0||----------------------+------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------||For profit/ |For profit/ ||partnership |partnership | 2| 1.9| 59| 0.5|| |------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------|| |For profit/corp | 1| 1.0| 236| 2.0||----------------------+------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------||For profit/corp |For profit/corp | 21| 20.0| 1,912| 16.4||-----------------------------------------+---------+--------+--------+-------||Total | 105| 100.0| 11,671| 100.0|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Table I-B.

Number of Psychiatric Hospitals and Beds in Mississippiby Type of Ownership and Control in 2004

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | State Totals || |-------------------------------------|| |Hospitals|Percent | Beds |Percent ||-------------------------------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||Authority |Authority | | | | ||Owning |Controlling | | | | ||-------------------+-----------------| | | | ||State |State | 1| 6.7| 33| 4.6||-------------------+-----------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||County |County | 2| 13.3| 86| 12.1|| |-----------------+---------+--------+---------+--------|| |Non-profit/corp | 1| 6.7| 22| 3.1|| |-----------------+---------+--------+---------+--------|| |Non-profit/other | 1| 6.7| 20| 2.8|| |-----------------+---------+--------+---------+--------|| |For profit/corp | 1| 6.7| 29| 4.1||-------------------+-----------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||City-county |City-county | 2| 13.3| 108| 15.2||-------------------+-----------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||Non-profit/church |Non-profit/corp | 1| 6.7| 83| 11.7||-------------------+-----------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||Non-profit/corp |Non-profit/corp | 1| 6.7| 33| 4.6||-------------------+-----------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||For profit | | | | | ||partnership |For profit/corp | 1| 6.7| 40| 5.6||-------------------+-----------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||For profit/corp |For profit/corp | 4| 26.7| 256| 36.1||-------------------------------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||TOTAL | 15| 100.0| 710| 100.0|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Table I-C.

Number of Chemical Dependency Hospitals and Beds in Mississippiby Type of Ownership and Control in 2004

-----------------------------------------------------------------------| | State Totals || |-------------------------------------|| |Hospitals|Percent | Beds |Percent ||-------------------------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||Authority |Authority | | | | ||Owning |Controlling | | | | ||---------------+---------------| | | | ||County |County | 6| 42.9| 86| 24.2|| |---------------+---------+--------+---------+--------|| |Non-profit/corp| 1| 7.1| 21| 5.9||---------------+---------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||City-county |City-county | 1| 7.1| 20| 5.6||---------------+---------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||Non- |Non-profit/corp| | | | ||profit/church | | 1| 7.1| 35| 9.9||---------------+---------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||Non-profit/corp|Non-profit/corp| 2| 14.3| 131| 36.9||---------------+---------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||For |For profit/corp| | | | ||profit/partner-| | | | | ||ship | | 1| 7.1| 40| 11.3||---------------+---------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||For profit/corp|For profit/corp| 2| 14.3| 22| 6.2||-------------------------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||Total | 14| 100.0| 355| 100.0|-----------------------------------------------------------------------

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Table I-D.

Number of Rehabilitation Hospitals and Beds in Mississippiby Type of Ownership and Control in 2004

-----------------------------------------------------------------------| | State Totals || |-------------------------------------|| |Hospitals|Percent | Beds |Percent ||-------------------------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||Authority |Authority | | | | ||Owning |Controlling | | | | ||---------------+---------------| | | | ||State |State | 1| 6.3| 25| 6.1||---------------+---------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||County |County | 4| 25.0| 84| 20.6||---------------+---------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||City-county |City-county | 4| 25.0| 86| 21.1|| |---------------+---------+--------+---------+--------|| |Non-profit/corp| 1| 6.3| 13| 3.2||---------------+---------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||Non-profit/corp|Non-profit/corp| 3| 18.8| 140| 34.4||---------------+---------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||For profit | | | | | ||partnership |For profit/corp| 1| 6.3| 25| 6.1||---------------+---------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||For profit/corp|For profit/corp| 2| 12.5| 34| 8.4||-------------------------------+---------+--------+---------+--------||Total | 16| 100.0| 407| 100.0|-----------------------------------------------------------------------

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Table II

Accreditations and Certificationsof All Mississippi Hospitals, 1994, 1999 and 2004

Number Percent

1994

JCAHO 57 50.4 Blue Cross 110 97.3 Medicare 109 96.5 Medicaid 109 96.5 1999 JCAHO 65 58.7 Blue Cross 106 97.2 Medicare 104 95.4 Medicaid 106 97.2 2004 JCAHO 70 59.8

Blue Cross 106 90.6 Medicare 114 97.4

Medicaid 108 92.3 Note: Includes all 117 hospitals.

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Table III

2004 Staffing of All Mississippi Hospitals

Type of Personnel Total Full-time Part-time

Total 58,365 45,631 12,734Total 58,365 45,631 12,734Total 58,365 45,631 12,734Total 58,365 45,631 12,734

Administrators and Administrative assistants 1,142 1,115 27Physicians 591 506 85Medical residents 394 393 1Dentists 12 4 8Dental residents 1 1 0Registered nurses (RN) 14,187 10,244 3,943Licensed practical nurses (LPN) 2,763 2,072 691Ancillary personnel 5,711 4,321 1,390Other nursing staff 3,659 2,734 925Nurse practitioner 244 183 61Anesthesiologists 28 23 5CRNA 276 210 66Medical records administrators 128 127 1Medical records technicians 1,050 937 113Pharmacists, licensed 545 413 132Pharmacy technicians 461 354 107Medical technologists 1,139 941 198Other laboratory personnel 1,105 836 269Pathologists 6 4 2Dietitians 149 117 32Dietetic technicians 563 465 98Radiographers 1,316 958 358Radiation therapy technicians 70 62 8Nuclear medicine technologists 117 101 16Radiologists 12 7 5Other radiological personnel 779 597 182Occupational therapists 241 168 73OT aides and assistants 77 58 19Physical therapists 469 328 141PT aides and assistants 342 252 90Recreational therapists 134 124 10Speech pathologists 151 89 62Audiologists 7 3 4Respiratory therapists 1,139 824 315Respiratory therapy technicians 264 192 72Medical social worker 246 195 51Psychiatric social worker 212 165 47Licensed clinical psychologists 57 48 9All other health professional & technologist personnel 3,355 2,617 738All other personnel 15,223 12,843 2,380

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Table IV

Computed Tomographic Body Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004

Body Body Body Without With W/WO Total Number of Contrast Contrast Contrast Body Scanners

State Total 96,610 161,676 41,493 299,779 117State Total 96,610 161,676 41,493 299,779 117State Total 96,610 161,676 41,493 299,779 117State Total 96,610 161,676 41,493 299,779 117 Service Area 1 21,448 38,960 9,154 69,562 33 Service Area 2 7,381 13,822 5,122 26,325 16 Service Area 3 30,776 63,964 9,838 104,578 29 Service Area 4 9,341 8,867 1,027 19,235 9 Service Area 5 2,320 5,396 2,050 9,766 7 Service Area 6 11,639 16,710 4,007 32,356 10 Service Area 7 13,705 13,957 10,295 37,957 13

Table IV-B

Computed Tomographic Head Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004

Head Head Head Without With W/WO Total Contrast Contrast Contrast Head

State Total 145,070 6,150 17,054 168,274State Total 145,070 6,150 17,054 168,274State Total 145,070 6,150 17,054 168,274State Total 145,070 6,150 17,054 168,274

Service Area 1 38,391 3,144 6,137 47,672

Service Area 2 13,282 162 1,402 14,846

Service Area 3 38,897 1,161 4,455 44,513

Service Area 4 11,515 527 1,548 13,590 Service Area 5 6,219 126 748 7,093

Service Area 6 15,253 879 1,247 17,379

Service Area 7 21,513 151 1,517 23,181

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Table IV-C

Diagnostic Radioisotope and X-Ray Procedures in 2004by Hospital Service Area in 2004

Inpatient Outpatient Inpatient Outpatient Diagnostic Diagnostic Diagnostic Diagnostic Radioisotope Radioisotope X-Ray X-Ray Procedures Procedures Procedures Procedures State Total 37,397 74,750 669,194 1,309,708State Total 37,397 74,750 669,194 1,309,708State Total 37,397 74,750 669,194 1,309,708State Total 37,397 74,750 669,194 1,309,708 Service Area 1 5,259 16,320 116,230 273,410 Service Area 2 1,753 3,922 65,725 122,011 Service Area 3 13,506 19,394 223,586 370,958

Service Area 4 3,188 3,096 63,009 100,329

Service Area 5 1,323 4,423 26,885 70,685

Service Area 6 3,880 5,958 80,651 132,815

Service Area 7 8,488 21,637 93,108 239,500

Table IV-D

Digital Subtraction Angiography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging in 2004 Inpatient Outpatient Units DSA MRI MRI Fixed Mobile

State Total 41,562 39,397 113,739 44 26State Total 41,562 39,397 113,739 44 26State Total 41,562 39,397 113,739 44 26State Total 41,562 39,397 113,739 44 26

Service Area 1 13,165 7,221 32,663 13 7

Service Area 2 2,916 3,338 11,554 6 4

Service Area 3 15,632 13,197 30,187 9 9

Service Area 4 4,061 5,155 4,987 2 3

Service Area 5 0 842 4,978 2 1

Service Area 6 4,969 5,082 9,658 4 0

Service Area 7 819 4,562 19,712 8 2

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Table IV-E

Postron Emission Tomography and Single Photon Emission ComputerizedTomography Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004

Inpatient Outpatient Inpatient Outpatient PET PET SPECT SPECT Procedures Procedures Procedures Procedures

State Total 536 4,211 11,179 17,541State Total 536 4,211 11,179 17,541State Total 536 4,211 11,179 17,541State Total 536 4,211 11,179 17,541

Service Area 1 105 1,358 2,401 4,183

Service Area 2 9 261 1,783 2,629

Service Area 3 381 1,303 2,781 4,491

Service Area 4 5 259 698 325

Service Area 5 2 59 232 809

Service Area 6 1 279 1,237 1,752

Service Area 7 33 692 2,047 3,352

Table IV-F

Ultrasound Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004

Inpatient Outpatient Ultrasound Ultrasound

State Total 98,085 212,999State Total 98,085 212,999State Total 98,085 212,999State Total 98,085 212,999

Service Area 1 16,544 44,331

Service Area 2 12,640 23,966

Service Area 3 30,948 54,116

Service Area 4 10,456 21,288

Service Area 5 5,328 11,029

Service Area 6 9,068 20,263

Service Area 7 13,101 38,006

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Table V-A

Linear Accelerator Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004

Inpatient Outpatient Linear Linear Accelerator Accelerator Procedures Procedures Units

State Total 6,817 100,056 26State Total 6,817 100,056 26State Total 6,817 100,056 26State Total 6,817 100,056 26

Service Area 1 1,410 22,228 5

Service Area 2 191 5,573 3

Service Area 3 3,090 35,774 9





Table V-B

Radioactive Implants by Hospital Service Area in 2004

Inpatient Outpatient Radioactive Implants Radioactive Implants

State Total 432 979State Total 432 979State Total 432 979State Total 432 979

Service Area 1 216 579

Service Area 2 8 21


Service Area 4 6 40

Service Area 5 0 25


Service Area 7 9 1

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Table V-C

Therapeutic Radioisotope Procedures and X-Ray Radiation Therapy Procedures

Inpatient Therapeutic Outpatient Therapeutic Radioisotope Procedures Radioisotope Procedures

State Total 175 145 State Total 175 145 State Total 175 145 State Total 175 145

Service Area 1 5 28

Service Area 2 1 40



Service Area 5 0 0

Service Area 6 0 6


Table VI-A

Cardiac Catheterizations and Angioplasty (PCTA) Proceduresby Hospital Service Area in 2004

Procedures Total PTCA Cath Adult Pediatric Lycis Procedures Lab

State Total 44,139 443 2,095 9,366 53State Total 44,139 443 2,095 9,366 53State Total 44,139 443 2,095 9,366 53State Total 44,139 443 2,095 9,366 53

Service Area 1 11,790 0 1,488 759 10

Service Area 2 5,687 0 0 156 6

Service Area 3 10,967 443 0 2,637 15

Service Area 4 2,386 0 583 959 4

Service Area 5 920 0 11 332 3

Service Area 6 4,858 0 13 1,471 7

Service Area 7 7,531 0 0 3,052 8

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Table VI-B

Cardiac Surgeries by Hospital Service Area in 2004

Adult Pediatric Other Open-Heart Open-Heart Pediatric Surgeries Surgeries Surgeries

State Total 4,308 21 21State Total 4,308 21 21State Total 4,308 21 21State Total 4,308 21 21

Service Area 1 1,192 0 0

Service Area 2 227 0 0






Table VII

Renal Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripter Proceduresby Hospital Service Area in 2004

Number of ESWL Fixed Mobile Procedures Units Units

State Total 3,422 3 28 State Total 3,422 3 28 State Total 3,422 3 28 State Total 3,422 3 28








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Table VIII

Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Procedures by Hospital Service Area in 2004

Inpatient Outpatient Inpatient Outpatient Physical Physical Occupational Occupational Therapy Therapy Therapy Therapy

State Total 962,413 1,328,280 347,315 339,132962,413 1,328,280 347,315 339,132962,413 1,328,280 347,315 339,132962,413 1,328,280 347,315 339,132

Service Area 1 217,687 375,379 61,527 106,328

Service Area 2 158,512 146,044 67,101 46,429

Service Area 3 221,140 224,811 84,389 48,520

Service Area 4 68,293 93,224 26,775 33,605

Service Area 5 39,132 61,692 22,813 13,457

Service Area 6 129,446 167,407 34,384 48,408

Service Area 7 128,203 259,723 50,326 42,385

Table IX

Geriatric, Respite and Adult Day Care Patients Served by Hospital Service Area in 2004

Geriatric Respite Adult Patients Patients Day Care Served Served Patients State Total 3,388 31 1,117State Total 3,388 31 1,117State Total 3,388 31 1,117State Total 3,388 31 1,117








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Table X

Reported Surgeries, Operating Rooms and Proceduresby Hospital Service Area in 2004

Inpatient Outpatient Total Operating Procedure Surgeries Surgeries Surgeries Rooms Rooms

State Total 122,054 142,816 264,870 380 159State Total 122,054 142,816 264,870 380 159State Total 122,054 142,816 264,870 380 159State Total 122,054 142,816 264,870 380 159

Service Area 1 23,915 26,893 50,808 73 41

Service Area 2 9,953 16,659 26,612 46 25

Service Area 3 41,851 43,590 85,441 120 26

Service Area 4 8,130 14,027 22,157 35 8

Service Area 5 3,674 6,693 10,367 16 13

Service Area 6 12,452 10,904 23,356 36 19

Service Area 7 22,079 24,050 46,129 54 27

Table XI

Outpatient Utilization Reported by Hospital Service Area in 2004

Clinic Emergency Other Total Visits Visits Visits

State Total 1,667,207 2,486,071 4,153,278State Total 1,667,207 2,486,071 4,153,278State Total 1,667,207 2,486,071 4,153,278State Total 1,667,207 2,486,071 4,153,278

Service Area 1 353,638 547,912 901,550

Service Area 2 205,165 443,142 648,307

Service Area 3 429,742 501,737 931,479

Service Area 4 106,665 119,885 226,550

Service Area 5 89,997 71,175 161,172

Service Area 6 219,328 231,940 451,268

Service Area 7 262,672 570,280 832,952

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Table XII

Rural Health Clinics and Visits by Hospital Service Area in 2004

Rural Rural Health Clinics Health Visits

State Total 44 373,400State Total 44 373,400State Total 44 373,400State Total 44 373,400

Service Area 1 11 80,770







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Table XIII.

Selected Statistics for 2004 Licensed Hospital Beds Bed Number of Percent of Number Percent OccupancyCapacity Hospitals Hospitals of Beds of Beds Rate

Acute Care 105 100.0 11,671 100.0 47.7Acute Care 105 100.0 11,671 100.0 47.7Acute Care 105 100.0 11,671 100.0 47.7Acute Care 105 100.0 11,671 100.0 47.7005-024 Beds 6 5.7 105 0.9 23.1025-049 Beds 42 40.0 1,470 12.6 37.3050-099 Beds 17 16.2 1,289 11.0 32.6100-199 Beds 22 21.0 2,814 24.1 42.9200-299 Beds 8 7.6 1,768 15.1 50.7300-399 Beds 2 1.9 521 4.5 48.6400-499 Beds 3 2.9 1,088 9.3 45.2500+ Beds 5 4.8 2,616 22.4 63.2

Psychiatric 15 100.0 710 100.0 65.7Psychiatric 15 100.0 710 100.0 65.7Psychiatric 15 100.0 710 100.0 65.7Psychiatric 15 100.0 710 100.0 65.7 005-024 Beds 1 6.7 20 2.8 68.2 025-049 Beds 0 0.0 0 0.0 N/A 050-099 Beds 1 6.7 58 8.2 87.5 100-199 Beds 4 26.7 217 30.6 78.1 200-299 Beds 0 0.0 0 0.0 N/A 300-399 Beds 2 13.3 62 8.7 40.4 400-499 Beds 3 20.0 148 20.8 49.6 500+ Beds 4 26.7 205 28.9 77.3

Chemical dependency 14 100.0 355 100.0 26.5Chemical dependency 14 100.0 355 100.0 26.5Chemical dependency 14 100.0 355 100.0 26.5Chemical dependency 14 100.0 355 100.0 26.5005-024 Beds 0 0.0 0 0.0 N/A025-049 Beds 2 14.3 14 3.9 43.5050-099 Beds 1 14.3 37 10.4 18.3100-199 Beds 1 7.1 8 2.3 63.5200-299 Beds 2 14.3 17 4.8 33.9300-399 Beds 2 14.3 61 17.2 28.9400-499 Beds 1 7.1 20 5.6 17.4500+ Beds 4 28.6 198 55.8 31.8

Rehabilitation 16 100.0 407 100.0 57.03Rehabilitation 16 100.0 407 100.0 57.03Rehabilitation 16 100.0 407 100.0 57.03Rehabilitation 16 100.0 407 100.0 57.03005-024 Beds 0 0.0 0 0.0 N/A025-049 Beds 0 0.0 0 0.0 N/A050-099 Beds 0 0.0 0 0.0 N/A100-199 Beds 6 37.5 177 43.5 43.2200-299 Beds 4 25.0 77 18.9 60.7300-399 Beds 1 6.3 25 6.1 49.6400-499 Beds 2 12.5 53 13.0 34.3500+ Beds 3 18.8 75 18.4 77.1

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Table XIV-A

Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Censusand Occupancy Rates by Acute Care Category

for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004

Licensed Occ Facility Beds ALOS ADC Rate

State Total 11,671 5.21 5,563.78 47.67State Total 11,671 5.21 5,563.78 47.67State Total 11,671 5.21 5,563.78 47.67State Total 11,671 5.21 5,563.78 47.67 Alliance Health Center 55 N/A N/A N/A

Alliance Healthcare System 40 5.12 14.29 35.72

Baptist Memorial Hospital Booneville 114 5.72 23.42 20.54

Baptist Memorial Hospital DeSoto, Inc. 169 5.17 144.30 85.38

Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle 285 5.47 112.10 39.33

Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi 204 5.03 119.45 58.56

Baptist Memorial Hospital Union County 153 4.16 51.45 33.63

Beacham Memorial Hospital 37 5.05 19.12 51.68

Biloxi Regional Medical Center 153 4.50 79.58 52.01

Bolivar Medical Center 165 4.43 62.96 38.16

Calhoun Health Services 30 5.03 9.98 33.25

Central Mississippi Medical Center 400 5.37 139.54 34.89

Choctaw County Medical Center 15 2.90 4.52 30.11

Claiborne County Hospital 26 6.16 7.46 28.69

Clay County Medical Corpation 60 3.57 35.65 59.42

Covington County Hospital 82 4.98 17.63 21.50

Delta Regional Medical Center 230 4.10 93.07 43.49

Field Memorial Community Hospital 25 2.99 6.84 27.36

Forrest General Hospital 404 4.61 250.43 61.99

Franklin County Memorial Hospital 36 5.18 12.50 34.72

Garden Park Medical Center 130 5.01 58.93 45.33

George County Hospital 53 3.57 26.24 49.51

Gilmore Memorial Hospital, Inc. 95 4.80 50.70 53.37

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Table XIV-A Continued




Greenwood Leflore Hospital 188 4.32 111.19 59.14

Greenwood Specialty Hospital 40 N/A N/A N/A

Grenada Lake Medical Center 156 5.53 69.96 44.84

Gulf Coast Medical Center 144 4.44 39.86 27.68

H.C. Watkins Memorial Hospital, Inc. 25 3.89 7.53 28.13

Hancock Medical Center 104 4.41 53.53 51.47

Hardy Wilson Memorial Hospital 49 7.17 24.22 49.44

Humphreys County Memorial Hospital 25 2.45 3.30 13.18

Jasper General Hospital 16 5.09 0.47 2.94

Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center 260 5.37 154.67 59.49

Jefferson County Hospital 30 8.48 17.66 58.87

Jeff Davis Community Hospital 41 5.53 12.12 29.56

Kilmichael Hospital 19 5.39 8.00 42.12

King's Daughters Hospital Greenville 137 4.42 36.64 26.67

King's Daughters Hospital Yazoo City 25 3.87 10.97 43.87

King's Daughters Medical Center-Brookhaven 122 4.04 41.73 34.21

L.O. Crosby Memorial Hospital 95 3.09 21.20 22.32

Laird Hospital 49 3.45 13.69 27.94

Lawrence County Hospital 25 3.21 5.88 23.52

Leake Memorial Hospital 25 3.52 7.11 28.44

Madison County Medical Center 67 3.67 14.75 22.01

Magee General Hospital 64 4.38 26.67 41.68

Magnolia Regional Health Center 145 3.97 70.37 48.53

Marion General Hospital 79 4.21 20.06 25.39

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Memorial Hospital at Gulfport 303 5.08 204.42 67.47

Mississippi Baptist Medical Center 541 5.46 285.81 52.83

Mississippi Hospital for Restorative Care 25 32.53 20.87 83.49

Mississippi Methodist Rehabilitation Center 44 5.87 4.67 10.61

Montfort Jones Memorial Hospital 71 5.68 29.64 41.75

Natchez Community Hospital 101 3.72 42.03 41.61

Natchez Regional Medical Center 185 4.36 50.11 27.08

Neshoba County General Hospital 82 4.51 21.04 25.66

Newton Regional Hospital 49 4.15 15.88 32.41

North Mississippi Medical Center 554 4.70 358.54 64.72

North Oak Regional Medical Center 76 5.45 15.47 20.30

North Sunflower County Hospital 36 5.02 8.78 24.38

Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 161 5.18 83.08 51.60

Noxubee General Critical Access Hospital 25 3.03 4.69 18.75

Ocean Springs Hospital 136 4.68 93.50 68.75

Oktibbeha County Hospital 96 3.71 34.08 35.50

Pearl River Hospital 24 3.31 2.68 11.17

Perry County General Hospital 22 3.02 4.27 19.42

Pioneer Community Hospital of Aberdeen 25 3.83 1.94 7.77

Pontotoc Critical Access Hospital 35 6.82 6.43 18.36

Promise Specialty Hospital Vicksburg 33 26.98 3.93 11.90

Quitman County Hospital 33 3.78 8.95 27.11

Rankin Medical Center 134 5.26 57.95 43.24

Regency Hospital of Hattiesburg 33 26.24 12.72 38.46

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Regency of Meridian 37 26.28 27.43 74.14

Riley Memorial Hospital 120 4.34 52.21 43.51

River Oaks Hospital 110 3.94 88.51 80.46

River Region Health System 236 5.32 136.52 57.85

Rush Foundation Hospital 215 4.58 107.92 50.20

S.E. Lackey Critical Access Hospital 25 2.93 7.95 31.81

Scott Regional Hospital 30 3.79 16.01 53.38

Select Specialty Hospital Jackson 40 29.16 32.07 80.18

Select Specialty Hospital Biloxi 42 27.87 22.85 54.50

Select Specialty Hospital Gulfport 38 25.01 24.90 65.53

Sharkey-Issaquena Community Hospital 29 6.06 8.27 28.51

Simpson General Hospital 49 5.22 15.12 30.86

Singing River Hospital 385 5.26 127.68 33.16

South Central Regional Medical Center 275 5.14 148.03 53.83

South Sunflower County Hospital 49 3.14 18.85 38.47

Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 150 4.20 88.24 56.67

Specialty Hospital of Meridian 49 26.77 43.24 88.25

St. Dominic Jackson Memorial Hospital 453 4.85 297.63 65.70

Stone County Hospital 25 3.62 1.89 7.55

Tallahatchie General Hospital 9 3.63 2.96 32.85

Tippah County Hospital 70 4.25 12.68 18.12

Tishomingo Health Services, Inc. 48 4.19 20.46 42.63

Trace Regional Hospital 84 4.34 14.28 17.00

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Tri Lakes Medical Center 70 5.38 30.86 44.09

Tyler Holmes Memorial Hospital 25 3.43 7.48 19.20

University Hospital Clinics Holmes County 49 3.86 16.04 32.73

University Hospital & Clinics - UMC 664 6.89 460.30 69.32

Walthall County General Hospital 49 5.15 22.56 46.04

Wayne General Hospital 80 4.22 32.40 40.50

Webster Health Services 38 4.32 18.83 49.56

Wesley Medical Center 211 5.08 120.20 56.97

Winston Medical Center 65 6.02 13.77 21.11

Woman’s Hospital at River Oaks 111 3.60 26.40 23.78

Yalobusha General Hospital 26 4.66 8.11 31.18

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Table XIV-B-1

Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Censusand Occupancy Rates by Psychiatric Care Category



Total 710 9.13 466.34 65.68Total 710 9.13 466.34 65.68Total 710 9.13 466.34 65.68Total 710 9.13 466.34 65.68

Alliance Health Center 46 14.83 60.98 132.57


Brentwood Behavioral Healthcare 107 12.58 60.23 56.29


Diamond Grove Center 20 11.19 13.64 68.22






Parkwood Behavioral Health System Olive Branch 58 9.78 50.76 87.51





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Table XIV-B2

Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Censusand Occupancy Rates by Adult Psychiatric Care Category


















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Table XIV-B 3

Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Censusand Occupancy Rates by Adolescent Psychiatric Care Category






Diamond Grove Center 20 11.19 13.64 68.22






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Table XIV-C 1

Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Censusand Occupancy Rates by Chemical Dependency Care Category


















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Table XIV-C 2

Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Censusand Occupancy Rates by Adult Chemical Dependency Care Category
















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Table XIV-C 3

Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Censusand Occupancy Rates by Adolescent Chemical Dependency Care Category







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Table XIV-D

Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Censusand Occupancy Rates by Rehabilitation Category




Baptist Memorial Hospital DeSoto, Inc. 30 13.14 11.16 37.19

Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi 13 14.12 6.28 48.34



Greenwood Leflore Hospital 20 11.80 11.10 55.51



Mississippi Methodist Rehabilitation Center 80 13.10 60.67 75.84

Natchez Regional Medical Center 20 11.51 9.58 47.90


Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 14 9.35 1.49 14.26

Riley Memorial Hospital 20 12.23 13.96 69.78


Singing River Hospital 20 N/A N/A N/A

Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 20 12.88 8.10 40.52


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Table XV-A.

Acute Care Licensed Bed Capacity and Beds Set Up and Staffedfor Mississippi Hospitals in 2004

Acute Care Acute Care Beds Set UpFacility Licensed Beds and Staffed

Total 11,671 10,677Total 11,671 10,677Total 11,671 10,677Total 11,671 10,677 Alliance Health Center 55 55

Alliance Healthcare System 40 40

Baptist Memorial Hospital Booneville 114 66

Baptist Memorial Hospital DeSoto, Inc. 169 169

Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle 285 285

Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi 204 204

Baptist Memorial Hospital Union County 153 153

Beacham Memorial Hospital 37 37

Biloxi Regional Medical Center 153 153

Bolivar Medical Center 165 113

Calhoun Health Services 30 30

Central Mississippi Medical Center 400 400

Choctaw County Medical Center 15 12

Claiborne County Hospital 26 26

Clay County Medical Corp 60 60

Covington County Hospital 82 50

Delta Regional Medical Center 230 150

Field Memorial Community Hospital 25 25

Forrest General Hospital 404 404

Franklin County Memorial Hospital 36 36

Garden Park Medical Center 130 130

George County Hospital 53 53

Gilmore Memorial Hospital, Inc. 95 95

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Table XV-A. Continued



Greenwood Leflore Hospital 188 155

Greenwood Specialty Hospital 40 15

Grenada Lake Medical Center 156 142

Gulf Coast Medical Center 144 144

H.C. Watkins Memorial Hospital, Inc. 25 25

Hancock Medical Center 104 104

Hardy Wilson Memorial Hospital 49 49

Humphreys County Memorial Hospital 25 25

Jasper General Hospital 16 16

Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center 260 260

Jefferson County Hospital 30 30

Jeff Davis Community Hospital 41 41

Kilmichael Hospital 19 19

King's Daughters Hospital Greenville 137 104

King's Daughters Hospital Yazoo City 25 25

King's Daughters Medical Center-Brookhaven 122 109

L.O. Crosby Memorial Hospital 95 61

Laird Hospital 49 49

Lawrence County Hospital 25 25

Leake Memorial Hospital 25 25

Madison County Medical Center 67 67

Magee General Hospital 64 64

Magnolia Regional Health Center 145 125

Marion General Hospital 79 79

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Memorial Hospital at Gulfport 303 303

Mississippi Baptist Medical Center 541 541

Mississippi Hospital for Restorative Care 25 25

Mississippi Methodist Rehabilitation Center 44 31

Montfort Jones Memorial Hospital 71 71

Natchez Community Hospital 101 101

Natchez Regional Medical Center 185 89

Neshoba County General Hospital 82 56

Newton Regional Hospital 49 49

North Mississippi Medical Center 554 554

North Oak Regional Medical Center 76 52

North Sunflower County Hospital 36 36

Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 161 161

Noxubee General Critical Access Hospital 25 25

Ocean Springs Hospital 136 136

Oktibbeha County Hospital 96 96

Pearl River Hospital 24 24

Perry County General Hospital 22 22

Pioneer Community Hospital of Aberdeen 25 25

Pontotoc Critical Access Hospital 35 29

Promise Specialty Hospital Vicksburg 33 33

Quitman County Hospital 33 33

Rankin Medical Center 134 134

Regency Hospital of Hattiesburg 33 33

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Regency of Meridian 37 31

Riley Memorial Hospital 120 120

River Oaks Hospital 110 108

River Region Health System 236 222

Rush Foundation Hospital 215 182

S.E. Lackey Critical Access Hospital 25 25

Scott Regional Hospital 30 30

Select Specialty Hospital Biloxi 42 42

Select Specialty Hospital Gulfport 38 38

Select Specialty Hospital Jackson 40 40

Sharkey-Issaquena Community Hospital 29 29

Simpson General Hospital 49 49

Singing River Hospital 385 211

South Central Regional Medical Center 275 203

South Sunflower County Hospital 49 49

Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 150 136

Specialty Hospital of Meridian 49 49

St. Dominic Jackson Memorial Hospital 453 453

Stone County Hospital 25 25

Tallahatchie General Hospital 9 9

Tippah County Hospital 70 70

Tishomingo Health Services, Inc. 48 48

Trace Regional Hospital 84 84

Tri Lakes Medical Center 70 48

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Tyler Holmes Memorial Hospital 25 25

University Hospital Clinics Holmes County 49 42

University Hospital & Clinics - UMC 664 616

Walthall County General Hospital 49 49

Wayne General Hospital 80 80

Webster Health Services 38 38

Wesley Medical Center 211 211

Winston Medical Center 65 65

Woman's Hospital at River Oaks 111 61

Yalobusha General Hospital 26 26

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Table XV-B

Psychiatric Bed Capacity and Beds Set Up and Staffedfor Mississippi Hospitals in 2004

Psychiatric Psychiatric Beds Set UpFacility Licensed Beds and Staffed

Total 710 683Total 710 683Total 710 683Total 710 683

Alliance Health Center 46 46


Brentwood Behavioral Healthcare 107 107

Central Mississippi Medical Center 29 29

Diamond Grove Center 20 20


Gulf Coast Medical Center 45 45




Parkwood BHS Olive Branch 58 58





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Table XV-C

Chemical Dependency Licensed Bed Capacity and Beds Set Up and Staffedfor Mississippi Hospitals in 2004

Chem/Dep Chem/Dep Beds Set UpFacility Licensed Beds and Staffed


Alliance Health Center 8 8


Claiborne County Hospital 6 6

Delta Regional Medical Center 7 7



Mississippi Baptist Medical Center 98 98


North Sunflower County Hospital 8 8

Parkwood BHS Olive Branch 14 14


South Central Regional Medical Center 10 10


Tri Lakes Medical Center 23 5

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Table XV-D

Rehabilitation Bed Capacity and Beds Set Up and Staffedfor Mississippi Hospitals in 2004

Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Beds Set UpFacility Licensed Beds and Staffed


Baptist Memorial Hospital DeSoto, Inc. 30 30

Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi 13 13

Delta Regional Medical Center* 24 24


Greenwood Leflore Hospital 20 20



Mississippi Methodist Rehabilitation Center 80 93

Natchez Regional Medical Center 20 20


Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 14 14

Riley Memorial Hospital 20 20



Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 20 20


*Does not include the 16 burn beds at Delta Regional Medical Center

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Table XVI

Swing Bed Average Length of Stay and Average Daily Censusfor Mississippi Hospitals in 2004

Average Average Swing Daily LengthHospital Beds Census of Stay

Total 724 193.68 12.26Total 724 193.68 12.26Total 724 193.68 12.26Total 724 193.68 12.26

Alliance Healthcare System 4 2.03 10.88

Baptist Memorial Hospital Booneville 10 3.04 10.73

Beacham Memorial Hospital 15 4.65 9.80

Calhoun Health Services 10 2.22 10.58

Choctaw County Medical Center 5 N/A 14.00

Claiborne County Hospital 12 N/A 10.00

Clay County Medical Corp 10 5.34 11.79

Covington County Hospital 10 7.56 22.03

Field Memorial Community Hospital 10 5.62 9.40

Franklin County Memorial Hospital 10 2.28 9.86

George County Hospital 10 0.49 11.42

Gilmore Memorial Hospital, Inc. 16 0.00 25.00

H.C. Watkins Memorial Hospital, Inc. 25 6.34 11.20

Hardy Wilson Memorial Hospital 10 2.88 17.67

Humphreys County Memorial Hospital 10 5.00 14.87

Jasper General Hospital 12 2.61 17.32

Jeff Davis Community Hospital 10 0.72 10.95

Kilmichael Hospital 10 1.84 16.80

King's Daughters Hospital Greenville 10 4.66 6.34

King's Daughters Hospital Yazoo City 25 6.34 8.44

Lawrence County Hospital 10 3.79 12.14

Laird Hospital 12 6.01 9.00

Leake Memorial Hospital 10 4.42 15.34

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Table XVI Continued



Madison County Medical Center 67 2.33 21.10

Magee General Hospital 12 6.45 11.29

Marion General Hospital 20 4.59 13.64

Montfort Jones Memorial Hospital 12 5.45 15.31

Neshoba County General Hospital 10 3.86 14.30

North Sunflower County Hospital 10 1.05 9.87

Noxubee General Critical Access Hospital 25 3.88 11.45

Oktibbeha County Hospital 10 0.63 10.57

Pearl River Hospital 10 4.42 29.23

Perry County General Hospital 10 3.51 13.24

Pioneer Community Hospital of Aberdeen 25 1.94 3.83

Pontotoc Critical Access Hospital 25 7.76 7.83

Quitman County Hospital 25 4.38 13.97

S.E. Lackey Critical Access Hospital 10 6.20 11.60

Scott Regional Hospital 10 0.24 5.56

Sharkey-Issaquena Community Hospital 10 0.70 9.20

Simpson General Hospital 10 2.92 11.81

Specialty Hospital of Meridian 20 0.86 14.17

Stone County Hospital 25 7.88 13.60

Tallahatchie General Hospital 3 1.25 13.52

Tippah County Hospital 10 2.28 13.15

Tishomingo Health Serivces, Inc. 10 4.32 14.66

Trace Regional Hospital 10 3.84 10.93

Tri Lakes Medical Center 14 N/A N/A

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Table XVI Continued



Tyler Holmes Memorial Hospital 10 6.75 8.88

Walthall County General Hospital 15 5.27 17.04

Wayne General Hospital 10 5.48 15.25

Webster Health Services 10 8.44 13.40

Winston Medical Center 10 6.00 15.01

Yalobusha General Hospital 10 3.16 15.15

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Table XVII

Destination of Discharged Swing Bed Patients in, 2004Number Referred to Home Health and Number of

Acute Care Beds Designated as Swing Beds by Hospital Service Area

Discharged to: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total

Nursing Home 286 118 194 49 69 80 58 854 Patient's Home 1,075 553 855 384 364 323 120 3,674 Hospital 207 84 109 63 79 53 30 625 Personal Care Home 44 0 1 17 3 6 0 71 Other 156 126 104 50 75 60 3 574

Total Discharges 1,768 881 1,263 563 590 522 211 5,798Total Discharges 1,768 881 1,263 563 590 522 211 5,798Total Discharges 1,768 881 1,263 563 590 522 211 5,798Total Discharges 1,768 881 1,263 563 590 522 211 5,798

Referred to Home Health 625 256 467 164 162 153 64 1,891

Table XVIII

2004 Swing Bed Utilization by Hospital Service Area

Inpatient Discharge Admissions Days Discharges Days

Total 5,828 73,840 5,798 71,069Total 5,828 73,840 5,798 71,069Total 5,828 73,840 5,798 71,069Total 5,828 73,840 5,798 71,069

Service Area 1 1,790 23,514 1,768 22,075

Service Area 2 886 9,110 881 8,969

Service Area 3 1,273 15,617 1,263 15,110

Service Area 4 551 6,240 563 6,151

Service Area 5 594 6,008 590 6,510

Service Area 6 519 8,679 522 8,551

Service Area 7 215 4,672 211 3,703

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Table XIX

Percentage Distribution of Population and Hospital Bedsby Hospital Service Area, 2004

Percent of Licensed Percent Population Population Beds of Beds

State Total 2,844,658 100.0 13,143 100.0State Total 2,844,658 100.0 13,143 100.0State Total 2,844,658 100.0 13,143 100.0State Total 2,844,658 100.0 13,143 100.0

Service Area 1 680,187 23.9 2,736 20.8

Service Area 2 403,767 14.2 1,510 11.5

Service Area 3 741,267 26.1 4,040 30.7

Service Area 4 157,091 5.5 1,015 7.7

Service Area 5 130,535 4.6 653 5.0

Service Area 6 286,436 10.1 1,320 10.0

Service Area 7 445,375 15.6 1,869 14.2 Chemical Acute Psychiatric Dependency Rehab

State Total 11,671 710 355 407State Total 11,671 710 355 407State Total 11,671 710 355 407State Total 11,671 710 355 407 Service Area 1 2,509 94 77 56

Service Area 2 1,335 58 29 88

Service Area 3 3,439 292 179 130



Service Area 6 1,202 56 42 20

Service Area 7 1,632 164 29 53

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Table XX-A.

Selected Utilization Statistics for Acute Care MississippiHospitals in 2004 by Hospital Service Area and County

Licensed Bed Beds InpatientCounty Capacity Set Up Admissions Discharges Deaths Days

State Total 11,671 10,677 430,061 405,528 11,808 2,036,343State Total 11,671 10,677 430,061 405,528 11,808 2,036,343State Total 11,671 10,677 430,061 405,528 11,808 2,036,343State Total 11,671 10,677 430,061 405,528 11,808 2,036,343

Service Area 1 2,509 2,372 89,281 85,443 2,887 404,841Alcorn 145 125 7,146 6,498 206 25,757Calhoun 30 30 607 731 26 3,651Chickasaw 84 84 1,193 1,205 38 5,228Choctaw 15 12 552 571 14 1,653Clay 60 60 3,667 3,685 98 13,048Grenada 156 142 4,646 4,643 127 25,604Lafayette 204 204 8,858 8,551 310 43,720Lee 554 554 29,902 27,398 1,144 133,871Lowndes 285 285 8,107 7,744 304 41,030Marshall 40 40 1,009 1,006 23 5,229Monroe 120 120 4,086 4,086 97 19,269Noxubee 25 25 565 564 11 1,716Oktibbeha 96 96 3,342 3,375 65 12,472Panola 70 48 2,216 2,004 58 10,161Pontotoc 35 29 358 362 7 2,352Prentiss 114 66 1,514 1,522 49 8,572Tate 76 52 1,009 1,009 45 5,647Tippah 70 70 1,101 1,102 51 4,642Tishomingo 48 48 1,784 1,786 54 7,489Union 153 153 4,529 4,508 74 18,831Webster 38 38 1,616 1,612 38 6,893Winston 65 65 1,282 842 33 5,039Yalobusha 26 26 649 639 15 2,967

Service Area 2 1,335 1,105 49,583 48,937 1,436 221,658Bolivar 165 113 4,995 4,915 139 23,045Coahoma 161 161 6,337 6,296 187 30,406DeSoto 169 169 10,764 10,414 311 52,814Holmes 49 42 1,520 1,523 61 5,869Humphreys 25 25 491 494 14 1,206Leflore 228 170 8,150 8,974 279 40,754Montgomery 44 44 1,350 1,337 23 5,658Quitman 33 33 860 871 16 3,274Sunflower 85 85 3,104 2,845 55 10,112Tallahatchie 9 9 296 296 11 1,082Washington 367 254 11,716 10,972 340 47,438

Service Area 3 3,439 3,299 128,348 119,113 3,196 651,814Attala 71 71 1,825 1,870 85 10,850Claiborne 26 26 550 425 7 2,730Copiah 49 49 1,245 1,249 33 8,866Hinds 2,167 2,106 82,832 75,715 2,228 453,872Jeff Davis 41 41 800 803 18 4,436Lawrence 25 25 672 671 18 2,152Leake 25 25 786 738 27 2,602

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Table XX-A. Continued

Selected Utilization Statistics for Acute Care MississippiHospitals in 2004 by Hospital Service Area and County

Licensed Bed Beds InpatientCounty Capacity Set Up Admissions Discharges Deaths Days

Lincoln 122 109 3,766 3,757 100 15,274Madison 67 67 1,474 1,469 20 5,397Rankin 355 303 14,943 14,951 178 63,264Scott 55 55 2,560 2,544 53 8,756Sharkey 29 29 505 496 10 3,026Simpson 113 113 3,282 3,299 123 15,298Warren 269 255 12,068 10,100 266 51,277Yazoo 25 25 1,040 1,026 30 4,014

Service Area 4 941 876 32,005 29,931 1,015 164,800Clarke 25 25 696 701 35 2,755Lauderdale 736 697 26,749 24,677 866 143,521Neshoba 82 56 1,698 1,694 75 7,700Newton 98 98 2,862 2,859 39 10,824

Service Area 5 613 503 21,089 21,149 489 94,815Adams 286 190 8,530 8,355 239 33,721Franklin 36 36 884 882 8 4,575Jefferson 30 30 767 759 2 6,464Pike 187 173 8,452 8,689 193 39,296Walthall 49 49 1,616 1,625 21 8,256Wilkinson 25 25 840 839 26 2,503

Service Area 6 1,202 1,098 50,640 45,720 1,347 221,278Covington 82 50 1,298 1,296 40 6,453Forrest 437 437 24,787 20,054 646 95,717Jasper 16 16 34 35 5 172Jones 275 203 10,929 10,567 256 54,180Lamar 211 211 8,526 8,694 216 43,992Marion 79 79 1,748 1,753 98 7,341Perry 22 22 523 524 7 1,564Wayne 80 80 2,795 2,797 79 11,859

Service Area 7 1,632 1,424 59,105 55,235 1,438 277,137George 53 53 2,689 2,685 90 9,578Hancock 104 104 4,390 4,402 149 19,592Harrison 810 810 32,326 28,949 678 157,580Jackson 521 347 16,840 16,239 415 80,954Pearl River 119 85 2,716 2,778 75 8,742Stone 25 25 144 182 31 691

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Table XX-B

Psychiatric, Chemical Dependency and Rehabilitation Utilization in 2004 by Hospital Service Area and County

Licensed Bed Beds InpatientCounty Capacity Set Up Discharges Days

Psychiatric 710 683 18,739 170,679 Psychiatric 710 683 18,739 170,679 Psychiatric 710 683 18,739 170,679 Psychiatric 710 683 18,739 170,679

Service Area 1 94 94 2,582 24,286 Alcorn 19 19 482 5,164 Lee 33 33 1,279 11,446 Lowndes 22 22 373 2,682 Winston 20 20 448 4,994

Service Area 2DeSoto 58 58 1,821 18,577

Service Area 3 292 278 6,599 62,942 Hinds 145 145 3,964 33,993 Rankin 107 107 1,752 21,985 Warren 40 26 883 6,964

Service Area 4Lauderdale 46 46 1,468 22,320


Service Area 6Forrest 56 56 2,753 17,016

Service Area 7 164 151 3,516 25,538 Harrison 134 134 2,900 21,014 Jackson 30 17 616 4,524

Chemical Dependency 355 337 5,606 34,468Chemical Dependency 355 337 5,606 34,468Chemical Dependency 355 337 5,606 34,468Chemical Dependency 355 337 5,606 34,468

Service Area 1 77 59 1,058 4,807Lee 33 33 781 3,114Lowndes 21 21 101 559Panola 23 5 176 1,134

Service Area 2 29 29 698 3,192DeSoto 14 14 237 1,185Sunflower 8 8 261 1,587Washington 7 7 200 420

Service Area 3 179 179 1,715 14,588Claiborne 6 6 131 718Hinds 133 133 866 6,471Warren 40 40 718 7,399

Service Area 4Lauderdale 8 8 360 1,859

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Table XX-B Continued

Psychiatric, Chemical Dependency and Rehabilitation Utilization in 2004 by Hospital Service Area and County

Licensed Bed Beds InpatientCounty Capacity Set Up Discharges Days


Service Area 6 42 42 1,596 8,749Forrest 32 32 1,275 6,868Jones 10 10 321 1,881

Service Area 7Harrison 20 20 179 1,273

Rehabilitation 407 393 6,771 88,035Rehabilitation 407 393 6,771 88,035Rehabilitation 407 393 6,771 88,035Rehabilitation 407 393 6,771 88,035

Service Area 1 56 56 952 12,649Alcorn 13 13 161 1,213Lafayette 13 13 160 2,300Lee 30 30 631 9,136

Service Area 2 88 88 1,360 16,682Coahoma 14 14 57 545DeSoto 30 30 310 4,083Leflore 20 20 342 4,063Washington 24* 24 651** 7,991**

Service Area 3 130 136 2,506 32,963Hinds 105 118 2,126 28,429Warren 25 18 380 4,534

Service Area 4Lauderdale 20 20 410 5,108

Service Area 5 40 40 538 6,472Adams 20 20 308 3,506Pike 20 20 230 2,966

Service Area 6Forrest 20 20 494 5,866

Service Area 7 53 33 511 8,295Harrison 33 33 511 8,295Jackson 20 0 0 0

*The 16 burn beds at Delta Medical Center are not included**Burn data is included.

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Table XXI

Selected Statistics for 1984, 1999 and 2004

1984-2004 Percent of 1984 1994 2004 Difference Change

Licensed Beds 12,993 13,198 13,143 150 1.15Acute 11,666 11,786 11,671 5 0.43Psychiatric 638 720 710 72 11.28Chemical dependency 424 414 355 -69 -16.27Rehabilitation 265 278 407 142 53.58 Beds Set Up and Staffed 11,673 11,964 12,090 417 3.57Acute 10,373 10,649 10,677 304 0.56 Psychiatric 628 666 683 55 8.76Chemical dependency 416 371 337 79 -18.99Rehabilitation 256 278 393 137 53.52

Discharges 383,715 413,371 436,644 52,929 13.79Acute 364,506 392,075 405,528 41,022 11.25Psychiatric 10,950 12,659 18,739 7,789 71.13Chemical dependency 5,228 4,942 5,606 378 7.23Rehabilitation 3,031 3,695 6,771 3,740 123.39

Inpatient Days 2,294,463 2,319,841 2,329,526 35,062 1.53Acute 2,002,100 2,080,970 2,036,343 34,243 1.71Psychiatric 153,059 132,664 170,679 17,620 11.51Chemical dependency 80,234 45,847 34,468 -45,766 -57,04Rehabilitation 59,070 60,360 88,035 28,965 49.04

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Table XXII

Newborn Statistics for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004by Service Area and County

Bassinets Live Fetal NewbornCounty Set Up Deliveries C-Sections Births Deaths Days

State Total 784 40,423 13,252 40,534 444 101,886State Total 784 40,423 13,252 40,534 444 101,886State Total 784 40,423 13,252 40,534 444 101,886State Total 784 40,423 13,252 40,534 444 101,886

Service Area 1 175 8,654 2,425 8,829 99 22,182Alcorn 14 508 164 502 6 1,220Calhoun 0 0 0 0 0 0Chickasaw 0 0 0 0 0 0Choctaw 0 0 0 0 0 0Clay 10 266 174 440 7 1,239Grenada 20 641 156 640 6 1,590Lafayette 16 917 278 902 15 2,033Lee 24 2,415 709 2,438 22 5,039Lowndes 24 883 309 877 6 2,665Marshall 0 0 0 0 0 0Monroe 26 764 159 765 11 2,754Noxubee 0 0 0 0 0 0Oktibbeha 16 1,122 247 1,127 15 3,178Panola 13 208 28 208 5 629Pontotoc 0 0 0 0 0 0Prentiss 0 2 0 2 0 0Tate 0 0 0 0 0 0Tippah 0 0 0 0 0 0Tishomingo 0 0 0 0 0 0Union 12 928 201 928 6 1,835Webster 0 0 0 0 0 0Winston 0 0 0 0 0 0Yalobusha 0 0 0 0 0 0

Service Area 2 145 5,285 1,539 5,251 63 14,074Bolivar 16 597 163 601 7 1,617Coahoma 27 913 340 904 9 3,202DeSoto 24 1,607 434 1,597 27 3,895Holmes 0 0 0 0 0 0Humphreys 4 0 0 0 0 0Leflore 25 712 163 704 8 1,746Montgomery 0 0 0 0 0 0Quitman 0 1 0 1 0 0Sunflower 14 342 105 342 0 1,058Tallahatchie 0 0 0 0 0 0Washington 35 1,113 334 1,102 12 2,556

Service Area 3 190 11,992 4,640 12,019 150 29,673Attala 0 0 0 0 0 0Claiborne 0 0 0 0 0 0Copiah 6 62 15 62 0 144Hinds 86 6,373 2,428 6,438 118 17,916Jeff Davis 0 0 0 0 0 0Lawrence 0 1 0 1 1 0Leake 0 7 0 7 0 0

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Table XXII Continued

Newborn Statistics for Mississippi Hospitals in 2004by Service Area and County

Bassinets Live Fetal NewbornCounty Set Up Deliveries C-Sections Births Deaths Days

Lincoln 15 541 238 534 7 1,451Madison 10 297 112 294 3 848Rankin 50 3,563 1,507 3,561 21 7,574Scott 0 1 0 1 0 0Sharkey 0 0 0 0 0 0Simpson 7 110 48 110 0 282Warren 16 1,024 292 998 0 1,458Yazoo 0 13 0 13 0 0

Service Area 4 42 2,624 871 2,622 33 8,322Clarke 0 0 0 0 0 0Lauderdale 41 2,623 871 2,621 33 8,322Neshoba 1 0 0 0 0 0Newton 0 1 0 1 0 0

Service Area 5 33 1,872 574 1,877 12 4,620Adams 18 900 272 901 10 2,278Franklin 0 0 0 0 0 0Jefferson 0 0 0 0 0 0Pike 9 892 292 896 2 2,151Walthall 0 0 0 0 0 0Wilkinson 6 80 10 80 0 191

Service Area 6 85 5,121 1,683 5,071 50 12,956Covington 6 88 34 87 1 284Forrest 26 2,602 871 2,576 26 7,317Jasper 0 0 0 0 0 0Jones 26 1,180 407 1,163 17 2,948Lamar 19 1,038 327 1,033 5 1,780Marion 0 1 0 1 0 0Perry 0 0 0 0 0 0Wayne 8 212 44 211 1 627

Service Area 7 114 4,875 1,520 4,865 37 10,059George 8 145 53 144 1 422Hancock 10 402 134 408 0 929Harrison 54 2,648 807 2,645 24 4,586Jackson 32 1,386 447 1,375 11 3,475Pearl River 10 294 79 293 1 647Stone 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Table XIII

Newborn Statistics for 1994, 1999 and 2004

1994 1999 2004

Obstetric Beds Set Up 530 665 622

Bassinets 856 856 784

C-Sections 11,068 10,575 13,252

Deliveries 40,477 41,001 40,423

Live Births 40,121 40,562 40,534

Fetal Deaths 468 433 444

Newborn Days 114,218 102,194 101,886

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Table XXIV.

2004 Selected Acute Hospital Utilization Data by Hospital Service Area DP/SNF Ger/Psy Medicare Medicaid 65 & Older

Service Area 1Discharges 1,457 1,170 41,700 20,411 34,698Discharge Days 19,617 15,130 255,283 376,193 401,832Admissions 1,405 1,168 42,352 22,233 34,574Inpatient Days 19,874 15,169 249,268 236,936 374,947

Service Area 2 Discharges 536 934 22,538 14,994 20,807Discharge Days 7,328 8,571 135,906 92,724 161,187 Admissions 543 454 22,733 14,779 20,861Inpatient Days 7,051 8,544 138,408 105,650 161,042

Service Area 3Discharges 105 2,470 50,558 32,377 44,265 Discharge Days 967 30,580 322,070 199,728 309,826Admissions 96 2,443 50,389 32,607 44,248 Inpatient Days 832 30,389 332,323 213,913 315,347 Service Area 4Discharges 0 487 15,752 7,496 13,433 Discharge Days 0 6,354 110,278 95,508 149,301Admissions 0 483 15,719 7,468 13,386Inpatient Days 0 6,347 110,575 95,679 149,780 Service Area 5Discharges 0 984 11,370 5,936 9,228Discharge Days 0 12,793 64,260 17,460 51,406Admissions 0 1,003 11,263 5,954 9,208Inpatient Days 0 12,847 63,968 17,467 51,258 Service Area 6Discharges 847 332 23,248 13,542 19,027Discharge Days 11,457 3,851 144,477 116,580 181,165Admissions 852 336 24,019 18,735 19,056Inpatient Days 11,632 3,905 144,534 129,761 200,220 Service Area 7Discharges 871 731 25,755 13,182 21,235Discharge Days 9,919 8,887 165,296 62,125 147,140Admissions 847 715 25,763 13,199 21,329Inpatient Days 9,653 8,898 166,190 88,821 150,032

State TotalDischarges 3,816 7,108 190,921 107,938 162,693 Discharge Days 49,288 86,166 1,197,570 960,318 1,401,857 Admissions 3,743 6,602 192,238 114,975 162,662 Inpatient Days 49,042 86,099 1,205,266 888,227 1,402,626

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Table XXV

Beds Set Up, Discharges, Discharge Daysand Inpatient Days Reported in 2004

Beds Discharge InpatientService Area Set Up Discharges Days Days

General medical and surgical (adult) 7,565 315,646 1,495,116 1,433,361General medical and surgical (pediatric) 381 16,154 59,346 60,400Psychiatric acute (adult) 477 13,997 114,562 113,499Psychiatric acute (pediatric) 206 4,742 56,465 57,180Obstetrics 622 35,265 94,450 98,658Orthopedic 152 6,577 35,326 33,547Other acute 154 2,104 40,311 41,754DPSNF 206 3,813 49,288 49,042Geriatric psychiatric DP 500 7,111 86,166 86,099Total acute care 10,263 405,409 2,031,030 1,973,540Total acute care 10,263 405,409 2,031,030 1,973,540Total acute care 10,263 405,409 2,031,030 1,973,540Total acute care 10,263 405,409 2,031,030 1,973,540

Medical/surgical intensive care 622 10,868 73,749 128,815Cardiac intensive care 115 2,692 17,065 22,033Pediatric intensive care 20 516 4,080 4,172Neonatal intensive care 220 2,564 55,697 55,317Neonatal intermediate care 33 181 577 577Burn care 16 235 3,008 3,079Other special care 31 119 884 2,660Other intensive care 56 1,918 16,695 19,908Total intensive care 1,113 19,093 171,755 236,561Total intensive care 1,113 19,093 171,755 236,561Total intensive care 1,113 19,093 171,755 236,561Total intensive care 1,113 19,093 171,755 236,561

Rehabilitation 393 6,536 84,561 84,956Chronic disease 0 0 0 0Alcoholism & chemical dependency (adult) 285 5,261 31,007 31,046Alcoholism & chemical dependency (pediatric) 52 345 3,705 3,422Hospice 0 0 0 0Other 0 0 0 0Total other 730 12,142 119,273 119,424Total other 730 12,142 119,273 119,424Total other 730 12,142 119,273 119,424Total other 730 12,142 119,273 119,424

Total hospital 12,106 436,644 2,322,058 2,329,525Total hospital 12,106 436,644 2,322,058 2,329,525Total hospital 12,106 436,644 2,322,058 2,329,525Total hospital 12,106 436,644 2,322,058 2,329,525

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2004 Obstetrical Utilization

Number of Number of Occupancy Hospital County Deliveries OB Beds Rate ALOS

Total 40,423 622 43.3 2.7 Total 40,423 622 43.3 2.7 Total 40,423 622 43.3 2.7 Total 40,423 622 43.3 2.7

University Hospital & Clinics - UMC Hinds 3,379 62 63.5 3.5

Forrest General Hospital Forrest 2,602 35 47.7 2.3

North Mississippi Medical Center Lee 2,415 74 33.5 2.4

River Oaks Hospital Rankin 2,019 10 146.8 2.6

Baptist Memorial Hospital DeSoto, Inc. DeSoto 1,607 0 0.0 0.0

Woman's Hospital at River Oaks Rankin 1,544 18 69.7 2.8

Central Mississippi Medical Center Hinds 1,400 0 0.0 0.0

Memorial Hospital at Gulfport Harrison 1,259 20 52.2 2.4

South Central Regional Medical Center Jones 1,180 19 62.3 2.5

Oktibbeha County Hospital Oktibbeha 1,122 0 0.0 0.0

Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center Lauderdale 1,099 30 28.2 2.4

Mississippi Baptist Medical Center Hinds 1,051 56 24.9 1.8

Wesley Medical Center Lamar 1,038 0 0.0 0.0

River Region Health System Warren 1,024 28 54.0 2.7

Baptist Memorial Hospital Union County Union 928 0 0.0 0.0

Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi Lafayette 917 0 0.0 0.0

Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center Coahoma 913 0 0.0 0.0

Delta Regional Medical Center Washington 909 11 62.7 2.9

Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center Pike 892 9 117.9 2.9

Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle Lowndes 883 17 78.6 2.8

Rush Foundation Hospital Lauderdale 874 20 22.5 3.0

Gilmore Memorial Hospital, Inc. Monroe 764 15 41.8 2.9

Greenwood Leflore Hospital Leflore 712 16 33.3 2.6

Singing River Hospital Jackson 704 22 19.3 2.6

Ocean Springs Hospital Jackson 682 10 40.5 2.3

Riley Memorial Hospital Lauderdale 650 5 96.2 2.7

Grenada Lake Medical Center Grenada 641 7 61.7 2.4

Bolivar Medical Center Bolivar 597 20 58.2 3.9

Biloxi Regional Medical Center Harrison 593 17 42.1 4.4

St. Dominic Jackson Memorial Hospital Hinds 543 0 0.0 0.0

King's Daughters Medical Center-Brookhaven Lincoln 541 7 58.9 2.9

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2004 Obstetrical Utilization

Number of Number of Occupancy Hospital County Deliveries OB Beds Rate ALOS

Magnolia Regional Health Center Alcorn 508 9 38.1 2.4

Natchez Regional Medical Center Adams 494 16 0.4 1.6

Garden Park Medical Center Harrison 456 9 33.5 2.2

Natchez Community Hospital Adams 406 0 0.0 0.0

Hancock Medical Center Hancock 402 0 0.0 0.0

South Sunflower County Hospital Sunflower 342 0 0.0 0.0

Gulf Coast Medical Center Harrison 340 4 4.3 2.3

Madison County Medical Center Madison 297 0 0.0 0.0

L.O. Crosby Memorial Hospital Pearl River 294 14 15.5 2.4

Clay County Medical Corporation Clay 266 6 0.0 0.0 Wayne General Hospital Wayne 212 7 31.3 3.1

Tri Lakes Medical Center Panola 208 0 0.0 0.0

King's Daughters Hospital Greenville Washington 204 21 9.0 2.6

George County Hospital George 145 0 0.0 0.0

Magee General Hospital Simpson 109 2 49.9 2.9

Covington County Hospital Covington 88 0 0.0 0.0

Field Memorial Community Hospital Wilkinson 80 0 0.0 0.0

Hardy Wilson Memorial Hospital Copiah 62 6 6.0 2.2

King's Daughters Hospital Yazoo City Yazoo 13 0 0.0 0.0

Leake Memorial Hospital Leake 7 0 0.0 0.0

Baptist Memorial Hospital Booneville Prentiss 2 0 0.0 0.0

Lawrence County Hospital Lawrence 1 0 0.0 0.0

Marion General Hospital Marion 1 0 0.0 0.0

Newton Regional Hospital Newton 1 0 0.0 0.0

Scott Regional Hospital Scott 1 0 0.0 0.0

Simpson General Hospital Simpson 1 0 0.0 0.0

Quitman County Hospital Quitman 1 0 0.0 0.0

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Percent of C-Section Deliveries Performed During 2004

Percent ofHospital C-Sections Deliveries C-Sections

Total 13,252 40,423 32.9Total 13,252 40,423 32.9Total 13,252 40,423 32.9Total 13,252 40,423 32.9

Clay County Medical Corporation 174 266 65.4

Mississippi Baptist Medical Center 509 1,051 48.4

Woman's Hospital at River Oaks 700 1,544 45.3

King's Daughters Medical Center-Brookhaven 238 541 44.0

Magee General Hospital 48 109 44.0

St. Dominic Jackson Memorial Hospital 228 543 42.0

Central Mississippi Medical Center 562 1,400 40.1

River Oaks Hospital 807 2,019 40.0

Covington County Hospital 34 88 38.6

Madison County Medical Center 112 297 37.7

Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 340 913 37.2

George County Hospital 53 145 36.6

Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle 309 883 35.0

South Central Regional Medical Center 407 1,180 34.5

Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center 371 1,099 33.8

Riley Memorial Hospital 220 650 33.8

Ocean Springs Hospital 230 682 33.7

Forrest General Hospital 871 2,602 33.5

University Hospital & Clinics - UMC 1,129 3,379 33.4

Hancock Medical Center 134 402 33.3

Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 292 892 32.7

Magnolia Regional Health Center 164 508 32.3

Natchez Regional Medical Center 158 494 32.0

Rush Foundation Hospital 280 874 32.0

Biloxi Regional Medical Center 189 593 31.9

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Wesley Medical Center 327 1,038 31.5

Memorial Hospital at Gulfport 395 1,259 31.4

Singing River Hospital 217 704 30.8

South Sunflower County Hospital 105 342 30.7

Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi 278 917 30.3

Delta Regional Medical Center 275 909 30.3

North Mississippi Medical Center 709 2,415 29.4

Gulf Coast Medical Center 99 340 29.1

King's Daughters Hospital Greenville 59 204 28.9

River Region Health System 292 1,024 28.5

Natchez Community Hospital 114 406 28.1

Bolivar Medical Center 163 597 27.3

Garden Park Medical Center 124 456 27.2

Baptist Memorial Hospital DeSoto, Inc. 434 1,607 27.0

L.O. Crosby Memorial Hospital 79 294 26.9

Grenada Lake Medical Center 156 641 24.3

Hardy Wilson Memorial Hospital 15 62 24.2

Greenwood Leflore Hospital 163 712 22.9

Oktibbeha County Hospital 247 1,122 22.0

Baptist Memorial Hospital Union County 201 928 21.7

Gilmore Memorial Hospital, Inc. 159 764 20.8

Wayne General Hospital 44 212 20.8

Tri Lakes Medical Center 28 208 13.5

Field Memorial Community Hospital 10 80 12.5

Baptist Memorial Hospital Booneville 0 2 0.0

King's Daughters Hospital Yazoo City 0 13 0.0

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Lawrence County Hospital 0 1 0.0

Leake Memorial Hospital 0 7 0.0

Marion General Hospital 0 1 0.0

Newton Regional Hospital 0 1 0.0

Scott Regional Hospital 0 1 0.0

Simpson General Hospital 0 1 0.0

Quitman County Hospital 0 1 0.0

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Licensed Hospital Beds for 1984, 1994 and 2004

1984 1994 2004 Total Total Total Licensed Licensed LicensedHospital Beds Beds Beds

Total 15,915 15,046 15,243Total 15,915 15,046 15,243Total 15,915 15,046 15,243Total 15,915 15,046 15,243

Adams County 306 306 306Natchez Community Hospital 101 101 101Natchez Regional Medical Center 205 205 205

Alcorn County 180Magnolia Regional Health Center 178 164 164North Mississippi State Hospital Crisis Intervention Center 16

Attala CountyMontfort Jones Memorial Hospital 78 72 71

Bolivar County 188Bolivar Medical Center 165 165 165Shelby Community Hospital 23

Calhoun 80 55Bruce Hospital 50 25Calhoun Health Services 30 30 30

Chickasaw County 118 94 Okolona Community Hospital 34 10Trace Regional Hospital 84 84 84 Choctaw County Choctaw County Medical Center 28 28 15 Claiborne CountyClaiborne County Hospital 32 32 32 Clarke County H.C. Watkins Memorial Hosp, Inc. 50 32 25 Clay County Clay County Medical Corporation 67 60 60 Coahoma County Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 194 175 195 Copiah County Hardy Wilson Memorial Hospital 59 49 49 Covington County Covington County Hospital 82 82 82 DeSoto County 196 271 Baptist Memorial Hospital DeSoto, Inc. 130 199 Parkwood Behavioral Health System Olive Branch 66 72 Forrest County 545 Forrest General Hospital 483 537 512 Regency Hospital of Hattiesburg 33 Franklin County Franklin County Memorial Hospital 60 53 36

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1984 1994 2004 Total Total Total Licensed Licensed LicensedHospital Beds Beds Beds George County George County Hospital 60 53 53 Grenada County Grenada Lake Medical Center 156 156 156 Hancock County Hancock Medical Center 56 66 104 Harrison County 793 824 997 Biloxi Regional Medical Center 188 153 153 CPC Sand Hill Hospital 60 60Garden Park Medical Center 120 120 130 Gulf Coast Medical Center 144 189 189 Memorial Hospital at Gulfport 281 302 445 Select Specialty Hospital Biloxi 42 Select Specialty Hospital Gulfport 38 Hinds County 2,380 2,431 2,550 Central Mississippi Medical Center 474 473 429 Humana Hospital 162Jackson Recovery Center 40 40Mississippi Baptist Medical Center 646 624 639 Mississippi Hospital for Restorative Care 22 25 Mississippi Methodist Rehabilitation Center 104 124 124 St. Dominic Jackson Memorial Hospital 409 571 571 Select Specialty Hospital Jackson 40 University Hospital & Clinics - UMC 545 577 722 Holmes County 113 113University Hospital Durant 29 29University Hospital Clinics Holmes County 84 84 49 Humphreys County Humphreys County Memorial Hospital 25 28 25

Itawamba CountyItawamba Health Services, Inc. 68

Jackson County 538 539 571 Ocean Springs Hospital 124 124 136 Singing River Hospital 414 386 435 Jasper County Jasper General Hospital 49 20 16 Jefferson County Jefferson County Hospital 30 30 30 Jeff Davis County Jeff Davis Community Hospital 41 41 41

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Jones County 419 300 Ellisville Municipal Hospital 17Laurel General Hospital 49South Central Regional Medical Center 258 285 285 South Mississippi State Hospital 95South Mississippi State Hospital Crisis Intervention Center 15 Kemper CountyRiley Kemper County Hospital 35

Lafayette County Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi 150 150 217 Lamar County 227 224 261 Lumberton Citizens Hospital 26 23South Mississippi State Hospital 50 Wesley Medical Center 201 201 211 Lauderdale County 1,303 1,204 1,197 Alliance Health Center 109 East Mississippi State Hospital 440 450 407 Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center 250 260 260 Laurel Wood Center 79Matty Hersee 88Meridian Regional Hospital 154Regency of Meridian 37 Riley Memorial Hospital 166 180 140 Rush Foundation Hospital 205 215 215 Specialty Hospital of Meridian 20 29 Lawrence County Lawrence County Hospital 64 53 25 Leake County 57Leake Memorial Hospital 35 32 25 Thaggard Hospital 22 Lee County 648 700 Baldwyn Satellite Hospital 49North Mississippi Medical Center 599 650 650 North Mississippi State Hospital 50 Leflore County 248 Greenwood Leflore Hospital 230 260 208 Greenwood Specialty Hospital 40 Lincoln CountyKing's Daughters Medical Center-Brookhaven 135 122 122 Lowndes County 340 Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle 248 323 328 Columbus Hospital 92

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Madison County Madison County Medical Center 67 67 67 Marion County Marion General Hospital 90 90 79 Marshall County Alliance Healthcare System 40 40 40 Monroe County 187 144 120 Gilmore Memorial Hosp, Inc. 103 95 95 Pioneer Community Hospital of Aberdeen 84 49 25 Montgomery County 68 68 44 Kilmichael Hospital 19 19 19 Tyler Holmes Memorial Hospital 49 49 25 Neshoba County Neshoba County General Hospital 82 82 82 Newton County 90 89 98 Laird Hospital 41 50 49 Newton Regional Hospital 49 39 49 Noxubee CountyNoxubee General Critical Access Hospital 49 49 25 Oktibbeha County 109Oktibbeha County Hospital 96 96 96 Tom Bailey Memorial Hospital 13 Panola County 119 86 North Miss Hospital Batesville Crisis Intervention Center 16 North Panola Regional Hospital 49Tri Lakes Medical Center 70 70 70 Pearl River County 125 125 119 L.O. Crosby Memorial Hospital 95 95 95 Pearl River Hospital 30 30 24 Perry CountyPerry County General Hospital 44 22 22 Pike County 197 194 207 Beacham Memorial Hospital 37 34 37 Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 160 160 170 Pontotoc CountyPontotoc Critical Access Hospital 88 58 35 Prentiss County Baptist Memorial Hospital Booneville 121 114 114 Quitman County Quitman County Hospital 36 36 33

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Rankin County 2,163 2,021 2,044 Brentwood Behavioral Healthcare 86 111 107 Mississippi State Hospital 1,733 1,526 1,479 Oak Circle Center 40 60 Rankin Medical Center 90 90 134 River Oaks Hospital 100 100 110 Whitfield Medical Surg Hospital 43 43 43 Woman's Hospital at River Oaks 111 111 111 Scott County 74 74 55 S.E. Lackey Critical Access Hospital 44 44 25 Scott Regional Hospital 30 39 30 Sharkey CountySharkey-Issaquena Community Hospital 29 29 29 Simpson County 113 113 113 Magee General Hospital 64 64 64 Simpson General Hospital 49 49 49

Smith CountySmith County General Hospital 30 29

Stone County Stone County Hospital 49 50 25 Sunflower County 151 113 93 North Sunflower County Hospital 82 44 44 South Sunflower County Hospital 69 69 49 Tallahatchie Tallahatchie General Hospital 45 16 9 Tate County North Oak Regional Medical Center 76 76 76 Tippah County Tippah County Hospital 111 70 70 Tishomingo County Tishomingo Health Services, Inc. 105 48 48 Union County Baptist Memorial Hospital Union County 125 153 153 Walthall County Walthall County General Hospital 60 49 49 Warren County 425 354 374 Promise Specialty Hospital Vicksburg 33 River Region Health System 341 Kuhn Memorial State Hospital 84Parkview Regional Medical Center 197 200Vicksburg Medical Center 144 154

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Washington County 465 405 398 Delta Regional Medical Center 268 268 261 King's Daughters Hospital Greenville 137 137 137 South Washington County Hospital 40W.S. Witte Memorial Hospital 20

Wayne CountyWayne General Hospital 80 80 80 Webster CountyWebster Health Services 76 46 38 Wilkinson CountyField Memorial Community Hospital 66 66 25 Winston County 85 Diamond Grove Center 20 Winston Medical Center 65 65 65 Yalobusha CountyYalobusha General Hospital 49 43 26 Yazoo CountyKing's Daughters Hospital Yazoo City 88 88 25

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Combined Four Quarter Patient Origin Study Ending July 2004Hospital Discharges by Rank Order for Adjacent County of Residence

County of Percent Residence of Total

Alliance Health Center Lauderdale 37.04 Neshoba 8.64 Newton 6.79 Clarke 6.17 Kemper 3.70 Alabama 2.47 All Others 35.19 Alliance Healthcare System Marshall 87.72 Benton 8.77 DeSoto 0.88 Tennessee 0.88 Union 0.88 All Others 0.88

Baptist Memorial Hospital Booneville Prentiss 76.45 Alcorn 9.65 Tishomingo 5.79 Lee 3.47 Tippah 1.54 Union 1.16 Itawamba 0.39 All Others 1.54

Baptist Memorial Hospital DeSoto DeSoto 52.04 Tate 11.27 Marshall 9.02 Tennessee 8.45 Tunica 6.20 Arkansas 0.88 All Others 12.15

Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle Lowndes 72.29 Noxubee 5.38 Alabama 4.99 Clay 4.59 Oktibbeha 4.35 Monroe 3.64 All Others 4.75

Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi Lafayette 31.83 Panola 15.86 Yalobusha 14.37 Calhoun 6.83 Marshall 5.40 Pontotoc 2.73 Union 2.38 Tate 0.71 All Others 19.89

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County of Percent Residence of Total Baptist Memorial Hospital Union County Union 43.79 Tippah 16.56 Pontotoc 14.01 Benton 6.37 Lee 6.05 Marshall 5.25 Prentiss 2.71 Lafayette 0.80 All Others 4.46

Beacham Memorial Hospital Pike 85.31 Amite 6.94 Walthall 3.67 Lincoln 2.45 Louisiana 0.41 All Others 1.22 Biloxi Regional Medical Center Harrison 72.76 Jackson 18.27 Hancock 2.01 Stone 0.53 All Others 6.44

Bolivar County Medical Center Bolivar 80.20 Sunflower 16.71 Washington 0.74 Coahoma 0.37 All Others 1.98

Brentwood Behavioral Healthcare Hinds 28.47 Rankin 12.41 Madison 4.74 Simpson 3.28 Copiah 1.82 Scott 1.82 All Others 47.45

Calhoun Health Services Calhoun 92.79 Grenada 2.70 Chickasaw 1.80 Pontotoc 0.90 Yalobusha 0.90 All Others 0.91

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Central Mississippi Medical Center Hinds 68.18 Rankin 9.83 Madison 4.86 Copiah 4.09 Yazoo 1.86 Warren 1.58 Simpson 1.42 Claiborne 0.33 All Others 7.86

Choctaw County Medical Center Choctaw 84.00 Oktibbeha 5.33 Winston 5.33 Attala 4.00 All Others 1.33

Claiborne County Hospital Claiborne 66.67 Hinds 13.10 Jefferson 3.57 Warren 1.19 All Others 15.48

Clay County Medical Center Clay 58.73 Lowndes 12.24 Monroe 10.18 Chickasaw 5.50 Oktibbeha 3.85 Webster 2.20 All Others 7.29

Covington County Hospital Covington 85.90 Smith 3.85 Simpson 2.99 Jeff Davis 2.56 Jones 0.85 Lamar 0.85 Forrest 0.43 All Others 2.56

Delta Regional Medical Center Washington 75.69 Sunflower 6.85 Bolivar 5.08 Arkansas 3.62 Sharkey 2.23 Humphreys 1.23 Issaquena 0.62 All Others 4.69

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Diamond Grove Oktibbeha 12.16 Winston 10.81 Attala 2.70 Choctaw 2.70 Neshoba 2.70 Kemper 1.35 Leake 1.35 All Others 66.22

East Mississippi State Hospital Lauderdale 10.32 Newton 6.45 Jasper 4.52 Neshoba 3.23 Clarke 2.58 Kemper 1.94 All Others 70.97

Field Memorial Community Hospital Wilkinson 50.84 Amite 43.58 Louisiana 3.35 Franklin 0.56 All Others 1.68

Forrest General Hospital Forrest 32.91 Lamar 11.54 Jones 8.35 Covington 5.18 Pearl River 4.44 Perry 4.17 Stone 3.08 All Others 30.34

Franklin County Memorial Hospital Franklin 87.01 Jefferson 5.19 Amite 3.25 Lincoln 1.95 Adams 1.30 All Others 1.30 Garden Park Community Hospital Harrison 82.15 Hancock 6.40 Jackson 4.36 Stone 2.86 Pearl River 0.41 All Others 3.81

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George County Hospital George 81.21 Greene 13.23 Jackson 1.62 Stone 1.39 Alabama 1.16 Perry 0.46 All Others 0.93

Gilmore Memorial Hospital Monroe 64.14 Itawamba 11.89 Chickasaw 9.73 Alabama 5.05 Lowndes 3.42 Lee 1.26 Clay 0.90 All Others 3.60

Greenwood Leflore Hospital Leflore 62.04 Carroll 7.18 Sunflower 6.17 Humphreys 5.25 Holmes 5.17 Grenada 3.24 Tallahatchie 2.70 All Others 8.26

Grenada Lake Medical Center Grenada 61.27 Montgomery 12.69 Yalobusha 8.91 Tallahatchie 6.34 Carroll 3.37 Calhoun 2.70 Leflore 1.48 Webster 0.40 All Others 2.83

Gulf Coast Community Hospital Harrison 75.00 Jackson 9.31 Hancock 4.17 Stone 1.94 Pearl River 0.56 All Others 9.03H.C. Watkins Memorial Hospital Clarke 84.40 Jasper 6.42 Lauderdale 4.59 Wayne 1.83 All Others 2.75

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Hancock Medical Center Hancock 84.67 Harrison 9.28 Louisiana 2.39 Pearl River 1.27 Jackson 0.28 All Others 2.11

Hardy Wilson Memorial Hospital Copiah 91.53 Simpson 2.65 Lincoln 1.59 Claiborne 0.53 Hinds 0.53 All Others 3.17

Humphreys County Memorial Hospital Humphreys 97.50 Holmes 1.25 All Others 1.25

Jasper General Hospital Jasper 64.71 Jones 17.65 Smith 17.65

Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center Lauderdale 47.76 Newton 11.79 Neshoba 11.74 Clarke 8.62 Alabama 7.75 Kemper 4.04 Jasper 1.31 All Others 6.99

Jefferson County Hospital Jefferson 100.00

Jefferson Davis Community Hospital Jeff Davis 79.49 Marion 4.27 Lawrence 3.42 Simpson 2.56 Covington 1.71 Lamar 0.85 All Others 7.69

Kilmichael Hospital Montgomery 84.21 Attala 5.26 Choctaw 2.63 Grenada 2.63 Webster 2.63 Carroll 1.32 All Others 1.32

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King's Daughters Medical Center Brookhaven Lincoln 60.15 Copiah 14.14 Lawrence 9.17 Franklin 6.62 Pike 4.21 Amite 2.56 Walthall 0.60 Jefferson 0.45 All Others 2.11

King's Daughters Hospital Greenville Washington 86.28 Sunflower 5.61 Bolivar 3.95 Sharkey 0.83 Arkansas 0.62 Humphreys 0.42 Issaquena 0.42 All Others 1.87

King's Daughters Hospital Yazoo City Yazoo 97.13 Holmes 0.48 Humphreys 0.48 All Others 1.91

L.O. Crosby Memorial Hospital Pearl River 92.80 Hancock 2.77 Louisiana 1.39 Harrison 0.28 All Others 2.77

Laird Hospital Newton 41.24 Neshoba 40.51 Leake 8.39 Scott 4.74 Kemper 1.09 Jasper 0.36 All Others 3.65

Lawrence County Hospital Lawrence 93.50 Copiah 1.63 Jeff Davis 0.81 Lincoln 0.81 Simpson 0.81 All Others 2.44

Leake Memorial Hospital Leake 89.26 Neshoba 9.92 Scott 0.83

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Madison County Medical Center Madison 74.49 Holmes 16.87 Leake 4.53 Attala 1.65 Yazoo 1.23 Hinds 0.82 All Others 0.41

Magee General Hospital Simpson 67.26 Smith 22.84 Covington 4.31 Rankin 1.52 Jeff Davis 1.27 Lawrence 0.76 Hinds 0.25 All Others 1.78

Magnolia Regional Health Center Alcorn 60.75 Tippah 10.48 Prentiss 9.47 Tishomingo 9.01 Tennessee 7.26 All Others 3.03

Marion County Hospital Marion 90.85 Jeff Davis 2.61 Lamar 2.61 Lawrence 0.98 Louisiana 0.98 Walthall 0.65 Covington 0.33 All Others 0.98

Memorial Hospital at Gulfport Harrison 83.83 Hancock 8.60 Jackson 2.38 Stone 1.79 Pearl River 1.23 All Others 2.17

Mississippi Baptist Medical Center Hinds 37.15 Rankin 15.96 Madison 11.40 Copiah 3.27 Simpson 2.70 Yazoo 2.37 Warren 1.40 Claiborne 0.33 All Others 25.42

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Mississippi Hospital for Restorative Care Hinds 33.33 Rankin 13.89 Madison 8.33 Simpson 2.78 All Others 41.67

Mississippi Methodist Rehabilitation Center Hinds 28.57 Rankin 15.15 Madison 7.79 Yazoo 4.33 Copiah 3.90 Warren 3.03 Simpson 0.87 Claiborne 0.43 All Others 35.93

Mississippi State Hospital Hinds 20.57 Rankin 7.71 Simpson 3.43 Copiah 2.86 Madison 2.29 Leake 0.29 Smith 0.29 All Others 62.57

Montfort Jones Memorial Hospital Attala 81.52 Leake 6.45 Holmes 3.81 Choctaw 2.93 Carroll 2.64 Montgomery 0.88 Winston 0.29 All Others 1.47

Natchez Community Hospital Adams 61.88 Louisiana 18.99 Jefferson 8.41 Wilkinson 4.35 Franklin 3.91 All Others 2.46

Natchez Regional Medical Center Adams 53.02 Louisiana 24.40 Jefferson 10.52 Franklin 5.19 Wilkinson 4.49 All Others 2.38

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Neshoba County General Hospital Neshoba 66.93 Newton 9.96 Leake 5.98 Winston 5.58 Kemper 4.38 Lauderdale 0.80 Attala 0.40 All Others 5.98

Newton Regional Hospital Newton 77.58 Jasper 11.03 Scott 6.41 Clarke 1.78 Lauderdale 1.07 Smith 0.71 Leake 0.36 All Others 1.07

North Mississippi Medical Center Lee 36.40 Monroe 8.56 Pontotoc 6.98 Itawamba 6.00 Chickasaw 5.35 Prentiss 4.17 Union 2.60 All Others 29.94

North Mississippi State Hospital Chickasaw 8.62 Lee 8.62 Itawamba 5.17 Monroe 1.72 Pontotoc 1.72 Union 1.72 All Others 72.41

North Mississippi State Hospital Crisis Intervention Center Tippah 11.76 Alcorn 5.88 Prentiss 5.88 Tishomingo 5.88 All Others 70.59

North Oak Regional Medical Center Tate 75.14 Panola 14.05 DeSoto 4.86 Tunica 2.70 All Others 3.25

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North Sunflower County Hospital Sunflower 87.14 Bolivar 7.14 Leflore 2.86 Tallahatchie 2.86

Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center Coahoma 66.97 Quitman 8.17 Tallahatchie 7.27 Bolivar 5.39 Tunica 4.49 Arkansas 3.32 Sunflower 1.26 All Others 3.14 Noxubee General Hospital Noxubee 90.72 Alabama 2.06 Lowndes 2.06 Kemper 1.03 All Others 4.12

Oak Circle Center Simpson 14.58 Hinds 6.25 Rankin 4.17 Smith 2.08 All Others 72.92

Ocean Springs Hospital Jackson 78.15 Harrison 16.20 George 2.13 Alabama 0.57 Stone 0.41 All Others 2.54

Oktibbeha County Hospital Oktibbeha 52.01 Winston 12.92 Webster 8.39 Choctaw 4.70 Lowndes 4.36 Noxubee 4.36 Clay 3.86 All Others 9.40

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Parkwood Behavioral Health System DeSoto 30.85 Tennessee 10.37 Marshall 2.93 Tate 2.93 Arkansas 2.66 Tunica 0.53 All Others 49.73

Parkview Regional Medical Center Warren 61.91 Louisiana 11.80 Claiborne 8.39 Hinds 5.40 Sharkey 2.29 Yazoo 2.29 Issaquena 0.35 All Others 7.57 Pearl River Hospital Pearl River 79.41 Lamar 8.82 Harrison 5.88 Hancock 1.47 Stone 1.47 All Others 2.94

Perry County General Hospital Perry 74.68 Greene 12.66 Jones 11.39 Wayne 1.27

Pioneer Community Hospital of Aberdeen Monroe 94.83 Chickasaw 1.72 Lee 1.72 Lowndes 1.72

Pontotoc Critical Access Hospital Pontotoc 79.17 Lee 10.42 Chickasaw 8.33 Lafayette 1.04 Union 1.04

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Quitman County Hospital Quitman 69.28 Coahoma 7.84 Tunica 5.88 Tallahatchie 4.58 Panola 3.27 All Others 9.15

Rankin Medical Center Rankin 79.00 Hinds 5.16 Scott 5.16 Simpson 3.56 Madison 1.60 Leake 1.25 Smith 0.89 Copiah 0.18 All Others 3.20

Riley Memorial Hospital Lauderdale 54.02 Neshoba 9.54 Alabama 9.20 Newton 8.05 Kemper 6.90 Clarke 3.45 Jasper 1.26 All Others 7.59

River Oaks Hospital Rankin 41.66 Hinds 23.51 Madison 6.64 Leake 4.17 Scott 4.11 Simpson 3.10 Copiah 2.40 Smith 1.33 All Others 13.08

Rush Foundation Hospital Lauderdale 47.42 Alabama 16.20 Newton 9.57 Neshoba 8.03 Clarke 5.89 Kemper 4.27 Jasper 1.25 All Others 7.36

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St. Dominic Hospital Hinds 34.60 Rankin 16.43 Madison 13.76 Simpson 2.98 Copiah 2.77 Yazoo 2.22 Warren 1.27 Claiborne 0.58 All Others 25.39

S. E. Lackey Memorial Hospital Scott 87.72 Leake 3.51 Newton 3.51 Rankin 1.17 Smith 1.17 Jasper 0.58 All Others 2.34

Scott Regional Hospital Scott 80.16 Rankin 9.34 Leake 5.06 Smith 2.72 Madison 0.78 Newton 0.78 All Others 1.17

Select Specialty Hospital Biloxi Harrison 74.07 Jackson 22.22 All Others 3.70

Select Specialty Hospital Gulfport Harrison 70.83 Hancock 16.67 Jackson 8.33 All Others 4.17

Specialty Hospital of Meridian Lauderdale 32.56 Alabama 18.60 Newton 18.60 Neshoba 9.30 Clarke 4.65 Kemper 4.65 Jasper 2.33 All Others 9.30

Sharkey-Issaquena Community Hospital Sharkey 73.91 Washington 14.49 Yazoo 4.35 Humphreys 2.90 Issaquena 2.90 All Others 1.45

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Simpson General Hospital Simpson 84.03 Rankin 8.33 Covington 2.08 Hinds 1.39 Lawrence 1.39 Jeff Davis 0.69 Smith 0.69 All Others 1.39

Singing River Hospital Jackson 87.17 George 4.45 Alabama 3.58 Harrison 2.01 Stone 0.17 All Others 2.62

South Central Regional Medical Center Jones 68.98 Jasper 14.07 Smith 6.30 Wayne 4.88 Covington 1.10 Forrest 0.79 Perry 0.37 All Others 3.52

South Mississippi State Hospital Forrest 30.00 Covington 10.00 Lamar 5.71 Marion 5.71 Pearl River 5.71 Jeff Davis 4.29 All Others 38.57

South Sunflower County Hospital Sunflower 80.53 Humphreys 16.17 Leflore 1.65 Washington 0.99 Bolivar 0.66

Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center Pike 64.34 Amite 10.80 Lincoln 9.18 Walthall 7.96 Lawrence 1.38 Louisiana 1.06 All Others 5.28

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Stone County Hospital Stone 94.44 Pearl River 2.78 All Others 2.78

Tallahatchie General Hospital Tallahatchie 96.23 Coahoma 1.89 Yalobusha 1.89

Tippah County Hospital Tippah 88.77 Benton 10.16 Alcorn 1.07

Tishomingo Health Services, Inc. Tishomingo 88.69 Alcorn 6.20 Alabama 2.55 Prentiss 1.46 Itawamba 0.36 All Others 0.73

Trace Regional Hospital Chickasaw 72.04 Calhoun 13.98 Clay 3.76 Monroe 2.69 Webster 2.69 Lee 1.08 Pontotoc 1.08 All Others 2.69

Tri-Lakes Medical Center Panola 68.39 Tallahatchie 4.15 Yalobusha 4.15 Lafayette 3.89 Quitman 1.81 Tate 0.78 Tunica 0.78 All Others 16.06

Tyler Holmes Memorial Hospital Montgomery 75.76 Carroll 22.73 All Others 1.52

University Hospital & Clincis Holmes County Holmes 88.32 Attala 6.54 Carroll 1.87 Yazoo 1.40 Humphreys 0.47 Madison 0.47 All Others 0.93

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University Hospital & Clinics -UMC Hinds 28.76 Rankin 7.71 Madison 5.54 Yazoo 3.67 Copiah 3.30 Warren 1.88 Simpson 1.81 Claiborne 0.72 All Others 46.61

Vicksburg Medical Center Warren 46.07 Yazoo 6.79 Louisiana 5.71 Hinds 4.64 Claiborne 3.93 Sharkey 3.21 All Others 29.64

Walthall County General Hospital Walthall 76.73 Pike 9.09 Marion 7.27 Lawrence 1.45 Louisiana 1.45 Lincoln 0.36 All Others 3.64

Wayne General Hospital Wayne 77.38 Alabama 11.96 Greene 4.11 Clarke 3.93 Jones 1.12 Perry 0.37 All Others 1.12

Webster Health Services Webster 63.68 Oktibbeha 17.52 Choctaw 7.69 Montgomery 5.98 Calhoun 2.14 Clay 0.85 Chickasaw 0.43 Grenada 0.43 All Others 1.28

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Wesley Medical Center Forrest 26.85 Lamar 19.83 Marion 9.76 Covington 5.85 Jeff Davis 3.90 Pearl River 3.75 All Others 30.05

Whitfield Med/Surg Hospital Rankin 96.55 All Others 3.45

Winston Medical Center Winston 89.78 Choctaw 3.65 Oktibbeha 2.92 Neshoba 2.19 Noxubee 0.73 All Others 0.73

Woman's Hospital at River Oaks Hinds 31.28 Rankin 26.81 Madison 14.79 Scott 4.78 Copiah 3.24 Leake 3.24 Simpson 3.08 Smith 0.15 All Others 12.63

Yalobusha General Hospital Yalobusha 89.29 Lafayette 5.36 Calhoun 2.68 Grenada 0.89 Panola 0.89 Tallahatchie 0.89

October 6 - 19, 2003 January 5 - 18, 2004 April 5 - 18, 2004 July 5 - 18, 2004

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2004 Licensed Beds by Hospital

Licensed Acute Psy Rehab CDU Hospital Beds Beds Beds Beds Beds

Total 15,243 11,698 2,640 407 522Total 15,243 11,698 2,640 407 522Total 15,243 11,698 2,640 407 522Total 15,243 11,698 2,640 407 522

Alliance Health Center 109 55 46 0 8

Alliance Healthcare System 40 40 0 0 0

Baptist Memorial Hospital Booneville 114 114 0 0 0

Baptist Memorial Hospital DeSoto, Inc. 199 169 0 30 0

Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden Triangle 328 285 22 0 21

Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi 217 204 0 13 0

Baptist Memorial Hospital Union County 153 153 0 0 0

Beacham Memorial Hospital 37 37 0 0 0

Biloxi Regional Medical Center 153 153 0 0 0

Bolivar Medical Center 165 165 0 0 0

Brentwood Behavioral Healthcare 107 0 107 0 0

Calhoun Health Services 30 30 0 0 0

Central Mississippi Medical Center 429 400 29 0 0

Choctaw County Medical Center 15 10 0 0 0

Claiborne County Hospital 32 26 0 0 6

Clay County Medical Corporation 60 60 0 0 0

Covington County Hospital 82 82 0 0 0

Delta Regional Medical Center 261 230 0 24 7

Diamond Grove Center 20 0 20 0 0

East Mississippi State Hospital 407 0 372 0 35

Field Memorial Community Hospital 25 25 0 0 0

Forrest General Hospital 512 404 56 20 32

Franklin County Memorial Hospital 36 36 0 0 0

Garden Park Medical Center 130 130 0 0 0

George County Hospital 53 53 0 0 0

Gilmore Memorial Hospital Inc. 95 95 0 0 0

Greenwood Leflore Hospital 208 188 0 20 0

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Greenwood Specialty Hospital 40 40 0 0 0

Grenada Lake Medical Center 156 156 0 0 0

Gulf Coast Medical Center 189 144 45 0 0

H.C. Watkins Memorial Hosp, Inc. 25 25 0 0 0

Hancock Medical Center 104 104 0 0 0

Hardy Wilson Memorial Hospital 49 49 0 0 0

Humphreys County Memorial Hospital 25 25 0 0 0

Jasper General Hospital 16 16 0 0 0

Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center 260 260 0 0 0

Jefferson County Hospital 30 30 0 0 0

Jeff Davis Community Hospital 41 41 0 0 0

Kilmichael Hospital 19 19 0 0 0

King's Daughters Hospital Greenville 137 137 0 0 0

King's Daughters Hospital Yazoo City 25 25 0 0 0

King's Daughters Medical Center-Brookhaven 122 122 0 0 0

L.O. Crosby Memorial Hospital 95 95 0 0 0

Laird Hospital 49 49 0 0 0

Lawrence County Hospital 25 25 0 0 0

Leake Memorial Hospital 25 25 0 0 0

Madison County Medical Center 67 67 0 0 0

Magee General Hospital 64 64 0 0 0

Magnolia Regional Health Center 164 145 19 13 0

Marion General Hospital 79 79 0 0 0

Memorial Hospital at Gulfport 445 303 89 33 20

Mississippi Baptist Medical Center 639 541 0 0 98

Mississippi Hospital for Rest Care 25 25 0 0 0

Mississippi Methodist Rehabilitation Center 124 44 0 80 0

Mississippi State Hospital 1,479 0 1,347 0 132

Montfort Jones Memorial Hospital 71 71 0 0 0

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Natchez Community Hospital 101 101 0 0 0

Natchez Regional Medical Center 205 185 0 20 0

Neshoba County General Hospital 82 82 0 0 0

Newton Regional Hospital 49 49 0 0 0

North Miss. State Hospital Crisis Intervention Ctr 16 0 16 0 0

North Mississippi Medical Center 650 554 33 30 33

North Miss. State Hospital Batesville Crisis Int. Ctr 16 0 16 0 0

North Mississippi State Hospital 50 0 50 0 0

North Oak Regional Medical Center 76 76 0 0 0

North Sunflower County Hospital 44 36 0 0 8

Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 195 161 0 14 0

Noxubee General Critical Access Hospital 25 25 0 0 0

Oak Circle Center 60 0 60 0 0

Ocean Springs Hospital 136 136 0 0 0

Oktibbeha County Hospital 96 96 0 0 0

Parkwood Behavioral Health System Olive Branch 72 0 58 0 14

Pearl River Hospital 24 24 0 0 0

Perry County General Hospital 22 22 0 0 0

Pioneer Community Hospital of Aberdeen 25 25 0 0 0

Pontotoc Critical Access Hospital 35 35 0 0 0

Promise Specialty Hospital of Vicksburg 33 33 0 0 0

Quitman County Hospital 33 33 0 0 0

Rankin Medical Center 134 134 0 0 0

Regency Hospital of Hattiesburg 33 33 0 0 0

Regency Hospital of Meridian 37 37 0 0 0

Riley Memorial Hospital 140 120 0 20 0

River Oaks Hospital 110 110 0 0 0

River Region Health System 341 236 40 25 40

Rush Foundation Hospital 215 215 0 0 0

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S.E. Lackey Memorial Hospital 25 25 0 0 0

Scott Regional Hospital 30 30 0 0 0

Select Specialty Hospital Jackson 40 40 0 0 0

Select Specialty Hospital Biloxi 42 42 0 0 0

Select Specialty Hospital Gulfport 38 38 0 0 0

Sharkey-Issaquena Community Hospital 29 29 0 0 0

Simpson General Hospital 49 49 0 0 0

Singing River Hospital 435 385 30 20 0

South Central Regional Medical Center 285 275 0 0 10

South Mississippi State Hospital 50 0 50 0 0

South Miss. State Hospital Crisis Intervention Center 15 0 8 0 0

South Sunflower County Hospital 49 49 0 0 0

Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center 170 150 0 20 0

Specialty Hospital of Meridian 29 49 0 0 0

St. Dominic Memorial Hospital 571 453 83 0 35

Stone County Hospital 25 25 0 0 0

Tallahatchie General Hospital 9 9 0 0 0

Tippah County Hospital 70 70 0 0 0

Tishomingo Health Services, Inc. 48 48 0 0 0

Trace Regional Hospital 84 84 0 0 0

Tri Lakes Medical Center 70 70 0 0 23

Tyler Holmes Memorial Hospital 25 25 0 0 0

University Hospital Clinics Holmes County 49 49 0 0 0

University Hospital & Clinics - UMC 722 664 33 25 0

Walthall County General Hospital 49 49 0 0 0

Wayne General Hospital 80 80 0 0 0

Webster Health Services 38 38 0 0 0

Wesley Medical Center 211 211 0 0 0

Whitfield Medical Surg Hospital 43 32 11 0 0

Winston Medical Center 65 65 0 0 0

Woman's Hospital at River Oaks 111 111 0 0 0

Yalobusha General Hospital 26 26 0 0 0

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2004 State Owned Licensed Hospital Beds

Licensed Acute Psy Rehab CDUHospital Beds Beds Beds Beds Beds

Total 2,136 32 1,930 0 167

East Mississippi State Hosp 407 0 372 0 35

Mississippi State Hosp 1,479 0 1,347 0 132

North Mississippi State Hosp Crisis Intervention Center 16 0 16 0 0

North Mississippi State Hospital Batesville Crisis Intervention Center 16 0 16 0 0

North Mississippi State Hosp 50 0 50 0 0

Oak Circle Center 60 0 60 0 0

South Mississippi State Hosp 50 0 50 0 0

South Mississippi State Hosp Crisis Intervention Center 15 0 8 0 0

Whitfield Med/Surg Hosp 43 32 11 0 0

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Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Census and Occupancy Rates for State Owned Facilities in 2004

Licensed OccHospital Beds ALOS ADC Rate

Acute Care

Whitfield Med/Surg Hosp 32 8.87 9.32 29.12

Total Psychiatric 1,930

East Mississippi State Hosp 372 293.52 285.38 76.71

Mississippi State Hosp 1,347 146.18 582.46 43.24

North Mississippi State Hosp Crisis Intervention Center 16 24.86 10.23 63.92

North Mississippi State Hospital Batesville Crisis Intervention Center 16 N/A N/A N/A

North Mississippi State Hosp 50 45.33 47.57 95.14

Oak Circle Center 60 60.85 44.13 73.54

South Mississippi State Hosp 50 29.83 43.18 86.36

South Mississippi State Hosp Crisis Intervention Center 8 N/A 23.60 N/A


Adult Psychiatric 1,830


Mississippi State Hosp 1,347 146.18 582.46 43.24

North Mississippi State Hosp Crisis Intervention Center 16 24.86 10.23 63.92

North Mississippi State Hospital Batesville Crisis Intervention Center 16 N/A N/A N/A

North Mississippi State Hosp 50 45.33 47.57 95.14

South Mississippi State Hosp 50 29.83 43.18 86.36

South Mississippi State Hosp Crisis Intervention Center 8 0.00 23.59 N/A


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Average Length of Stay, Average Daily Census and Occupancy Rates for State Owned Facilities in 2004

Licensed OccHospital Beds ALOS ADC Rate

Adolescent Psychiatric Care 100


Oak Circle Center 60 60.85 44.13 73.54

Adult Chemical Dependency 157


Mississippi State Hosp 132 41.74 98.71 74.78

Adolescent Chemical Dependency


Total Chemical Dependency 167


Mississippi State Hosp 132 41.74 98.71 74.78

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Licensed Bed Capacity and Beds Set Up and Staffedfor State Hospitals in 2004

Licensed Beds Set Up Hospital Beds and Staffed

Acute Beds

Whitfield Med/Surg Hosp 32 21

Psychiatric Beds 1,930 560

East Mississippi State Hosp 372 165

Mississippi State Hosp 1,347 192

North Mississippi State Hosp Crisis Intervention Center 16 16

North Mississippi State Hospital Batesville Crisis Intervention Center 16 8

North Mississippi State Hosp 50 50

Oak Circle Center 60 60

South Mississippi State Hosp 50 50

South Mississippi State Hosp Crisis Intervention Center 8 8

Whitfield Med/Surg Hosp 11 11

Chemical Dependency Beds 167 150

East Mississippi State Hosp 35 35

Mississippi State Hosp 132 115

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Beds Set Up, Discharges, Discharge Days and Inpatient Days Reported in 2004 by State Facilities

Beds Discharge Inpatient Service Area Set Up Discharges Days Days

General medical and surgical (adult) 21 380 3,369 3,411General medical and surgical (pediatric) 0 0 0 0Psychiatric acute (adult) 460 2,446 148,519 159,059Psychiatric acute (pediatric) 100 399 29,699 24,844Obstetrics 0 0 0 0Orthopedic 0 0 0 0Other acute 145 65 133,370 52,986DPSNF 0 0 0 0Geriatric psychiatric DP 29 35 4,565 9,143Total acute care 755 3,325 319,522 249,443

Medical/surgical intensive care 0 0 0 0Cardiac intensive care 0 0 0 0Pediatric intensive care 0 0 0 0Neonatal intensive care 0 0 0 0Neonatal intermediate care 0 0 0 0Burn care 0 0 0 0Other special care 0 0 0 0Other intensive care 0 0 0 0Total intensive care 0 0 0 0

Rehabilitation 0 0 0 0Chronic disease 226 81 78,076 80,051Alcoholism & chemical dependency (adult) 140 1,334 50,352 44,754Alcoholism & chemical dependency (pediatric) 10 29 1,479 3,948Hospice 0 0 0 0Other 165 93 23,035 45,862Total other 541 1,537 152,942 174,615

Total hospital 1,296 4,862 472,464 424,058

Psychiatric long term care (adult) 0 0 0 0Psychiatric long term care (pediatric) 0 0 0 0Mental retardation 0 0 0 0Sheltered care 0 0 0 0Self care 0 0 0 0Skilled nursing long term care 468 98 180,282 150,058Other long term care (include ICF) 226 47 104,649 75,133Other subacute care 0 0 0 0Total subacute 694 145 284,931 225,191

Total facility 1,990 5,007 757,395 649,249

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Hospitals as of January 1, 2005

These are Medical-Surgical Hospitals unless otherwise specified.

Hospital, Address, Telephone Number, Fax Number, Licensed Beds,License Number, Accreditations & Certifications

Adams CountyAdams CountyAdams CountyAdams County

Natchez Community Hospital129 Jefferson Davis BoulevardP. O. Box 1203Natchez, Mississippi 39120J. Allen Tyra, AdministratorTelephone: 601-445-6205Fax: 601-445-6233Licensed Beds: 101License #12-271Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Natchez Regional Medical Center54 Seargent S. Prentiss DriveP. O. Box 1488Natchez, Mississippi 39120Jack Houghton, AdministratorTelephone: 601-443-2601Fax: 601-445-0362Licensed Beds: 205185 Acute20 Rehabilitation10 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-220Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.natchezregional.com

Alcorn CountyAlcorn CountyAlcorn CountyAlcorn County

Magnolia Regional Health Center611 Alcorn DriveCorinth, Mississippi 38834Rick Napper, AdministratorTelephone: 662-293-1000Fax: 662-293-7667Licensed Beds: 164132 Acute19 Adult Psychiatric Beds13 Rehabilitation Beds20 DP/SNFLicense #11-248Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www. mrhc.org

North Mississippi State Hospital Corinth Crisis Intervention Center1000 State StreetCorinth, Mississippi 38834Paul A. Callens, AdministratorTelephone: 662-65-2940Fax: 662-665-2947Licensed Beds: 16 PsychiatricLicense # 31-340http://nmsh.state.ms.us

Attala CountyAttala CountyAttala CountyAttala County

Montfort Jones Memorial Hospital220 Highway 12 WestP. O. Box 887Kosciusko, Mississippi 39090Joseph T. Bland, Jr., AdministratorTelephone: 662-289-4311Fax: 662-289-6080Licensed Beds: 7111 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-008Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Bolivar CountyBolivar CountyBolivar CountyBolivar County

Bolivar Medical Center901 East Sunflower Road P. O. Box 1380Cleveland, Mississippi 38732Ruth A. McDaniel, AdministratorTelephone: 662-846-0061Fax: 662-846-2380Licensed Beds: 16512 DPSNFLicense #16-224Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.bolivarmedical.com

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Mississippi State Hospital Crisis Intervention Center/Cleveland714 Third StreetCleveland, Mississippi 38732Todd Jones, AdministratorTelephone: 662-846-2620Licensed Beds: 16 PsychiatricLicense # 31-337

Calhoun CountyCalhoun CountyCalhoun CountyCalhoun County

Calhoun Health Services140 Burke/Calhoun City RoadCalhoun City, Mississippi 38916James P. Franklin, AdministratorTelephone: 662-628-6611Licensed Beds: 309 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-259Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Chickasaw CountyChickasaw CountyChickasaw CountyChickasaw County

Trace Regional HospitalHighway 8 EastP. O. Box 626Houston, Mississippi 38851Gary L. Staten, AdministratorTelephone: 662-456-1000Fax: 662-456-5417Licensed Beds: 8418 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #12-296Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.traceregional.com

Choctaw CountyChoctaw CountyChoctaw CountyChoctaw County

Choctaw County Medical CenterCritical Access Hospital148 West Cherry StreetP. O. Box 1039Ackerman, Mississippi 39735Tami S. Jones, AdministratorTelephone: 662-285-6235Fax: 662-285-2516Licensed Beds: 15License #16-191Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Claiborne CountyClaiborne CountyClaiborne CountyClaiborne County

Claiborne County Hospital123 McComb AvenueP. O. Drawer 1004Port Gibson, Mississippi 39150Wanda C. Fleming, AdministratorTelephone: 601-437-5141Fax: 601-437-5145Licensed Beds: 3226 Acute6 Chemical/dep10 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #21-276Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Clarke CountyClarke CountyClarke CountyClarke County

H. C. Watkins Memorial Hospital605 South Archusa AvenueQuitman, Mississippi 39355Fred A. Truesdale, Jr., AdministratorTelephone: 601-776-6925Fax: 601-776-3234Licensed Beds: 25License #16-282Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.watkinshospital.org

Clay CountyClay CountyClay CountyClay County

Clay County Medical Corporation(North Miss. Medical Ctr West Point)835 Medical Center DriveWest Point Mississippi 39773Timothy H. Moore, AdministratorTelephone: 662-495-2300Fax: 662-495-2361Licensed Beds: 60License #13-312Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.nmhs.net

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Coahoma CountyCoahoma CountyCoahoma CountyCoahoma County

Northwest Miss. Reg Med Center1970 Hospital DriveP. O. Box 1218Clarksdale, Mississippi 38614W. Douglas Arnold, AdministratorTelephone: 662-627-3211Fax: 662-627-5440Licensed Beds: 175161 Acute14 RehabLicense #16-035Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Copiah CountyCopiah CountyCopiah CountyCopiah County

Hardy Wilson Memorial Hospital233 Magnolia StreetP. O. Box 889Hazlehurst, Mississippi 39083John Phillips, AdministratorTelephone: 601-894-4541Fax: 601-894-6279Licensed Beds: 4911 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-164Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Covington CountyCovington CountyCovington CountyCovington County

Covington County Hospital701 Gerald McRaney StreetP. O. Box 1149Collins, Mississippi 39428Clay Johnson, AdministratorTelephone: 601-765-6711Fax: 601-698-0180Licensed Beds: 8211 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-181Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

DeSoto CountyDeSoto CountyDeSoto CountyDeSoto County

Baptist Memorial Hospital -DeSoto 7601 Southcrest ParkwaySouthaven, Mississippi 38671Randy King, AdministratorTelephone: 662-349-4000Fax: 662-349-4038Licensed Beds: 199169 Acute30 RehabilitationLicense #13-318Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.bmhcc.org

Parkwood Behavioral Health System8135 Goodman RoadOlive Branch Mississippi 38654M. Andrew Mayo, MD, AdministratorTelephone: 662-895-4900Fax: 662-895-4403Licensed Beds: 7214 Adult Chemical/Dep.22 Adult Psychiatric36 Adolescent Psy.License #32-316Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.parkwoodbhs.com

Forrest CountyForrest CountyForrest CountyForrest County

Forrest General Hospital6051 Highway 49 SouthP. O. Box 16389Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39404William C. Oliver, AdministratorTelephone: 601-288-7000Fax: 601-288-4441Licensed Beds: 512404 Acute40 Adult Psychiatric16 Adolescent Psy.24 Adult Chem/Dep.8 Adolescent Chem/Dep.20 RehabilitationLicense #11-141Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.forrestgeneral.com

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Regency Hospital of Hattiesburg6051 US Highway 49, 5th FloorHattiesburg, Mississippi 39401James S. Kaigler, AdministratorTelephone: 601-288-8510Fax: 601-288-8525Licensed Beds: 33License # 22-333Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.regencyhospital.com

Franklin CountyFranklin CountyFranklin CountyFranklin County

Franklin County Memorial Hospital40 Union Church RoadP. O. Box 636Meadville, Mississippi 39653Lance Moak, AdministratorTelephone: 601-384-5801Fax: 601-384-4100Licensed Beds: 3612 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-175Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

George CountyGeorge CountyGeorge CountyGeorge County

George County Hospital859 South Winter StreetP. O. Box 607Lucedale, Mississippi 39452Paul A. Gardner AdministratorTelephone: 601-947-3161Fax: 601-947-9206Licensed Beds: 5310 Geriatric Psychiatric License #11-166Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Grenada CountyGrenada CountyGrenada CountyGrenada County

Grenada Lake Medical Center960 Avent DriveGrenada, Mississippi 38901Charles L. “Chip” Denton, AdministratorTelephone: 662-227-7100Fax: 662-227-7021Licensed Beds: 15614 DPSNFLicense #11-245Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Mississippi State Hospital Grenada Crisis Intervention Center1970 Grandview DriveGrenada, Mississippi 38901Andre Lewis, AdministratorTelephone: 662-227-3700Licensed Beds: 16PsychiatricLicense # 31-341Licensed November 8, 2004

Hancock CountyHancock CountyHancock CountyHancock County

Hancock Medical Center149 Drinkwater Blvd.P.O. Box 2790Bay St. Louis, Mississippi 39521Hal W. Leftwich, AdministratorTelephone: 228-467-8744Fax: 228-467-8799Licensed Beds: 104License #11-214Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.hmc.org

Harrison CountyHarrison CountyHarrison CountyHarrison County

Biloxi Regional Medical Center150 Reynoir StreetP. O. Box 128Biloxi, Mississippi 39530Timothy Mitchell, AdministratorTelephone: 228-436-1104Fax: 228-436-1205Licensed Beds: 15312 Geri/psyLicense #12-299Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.hmabrmc.com

Garden Park Medical Center15200 Community RoadGulfport, Mississippi 39503William E. Peaks, AdministratorTelephone: 228-575-7000Fax: 228-575-7114Licensed Beds: 13012 Geriatric Psychiatric9 DPSNFLicense #12-272Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.gpmedical.com

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Gulf Coast Medical Center180 DeBuys RoadP. O. Box 4518Biloxi, Mississippi 39531Richard G. Carter, AdministratorTelephone: 228-388-6711Fax: 228-388-0358Licensed Beds: 189144 Acute34 Adult Psychiatric11 Adolescent Psy.13 DPSNFLicense #12-309Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.gulfcoastmedicalcenter.com

Memorial Hospital at Gulfport4500 13th StreetP.O. Box 1810Gulfport, Mississippi 39501Gary G. Marchand, AdministratorTelephone: 228-867-4000Fax: 228-865-3694Licensed Beds: 445303 Acute89 Adult Psychiatric20 Chem/dep.33 RehabilitationLicense #11-028Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.gulfportmemorial.com

Select Specialty Hospital of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Biloxi648 Beach BoulevardBiloxi, Mississippi 39530James Foster, AdministratorTelephone: 228-374-7474Fax: 228-374-7477Licensed Beds 42License # 22-326Accred/Cert 1-2-3-4

Select Specialty Hospital of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Gulfport4500 13th Street 5th FloorGulfport, Mississippi 39501James Foster, AdministratorTelephone: 228-867-4820Fax: 228-867-4830Licensed Beds 38License # 22-326Accred/Cert 1-2-3-4

Hinds CountyHinds CountyHinds CountyHinds County

Central Mississippi Medical Center1850 Chadwick DriveP. O. Box 59001Jackson, Mississippi 39284-9001John R. Finnegan, AdministratorTelephone: 601-376-1000Fax: 601-376-2821Licensed Beds: 429400 Acute29 Adult Psychiatric18 Geri/psyLicense #16-240Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.centralmississippimedicalcenter.com

Mississippi Baptist Medical Center1225 North State StreetP.O. Box 23668Jackson, Mississippi 39202C. Gerald Cotton, AdministratorTelephone: 601-968-1000Licensed Beds: 639541 Acute78 Adult Chemical/Dep.20 Adolescent Chem/Dep.24 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #14-281Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.mbhs.org

Mississippi Hospital for Restorative Care1225 North State Street, Suite 5 DP.O. Box 23695Jackson, Mississippi 39202Sallye M. Wilcox, RN, Ph.D., AdministratorTelephone: 601-973-1661Licensed Beds: 25Long-term acute careLicense #23-319Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.mbmc.org

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Miss. Methodist Rehabilitation Center1350 East Woodrow Wilson DriveJackson, Mississippi 39216Mark A. Adams, AdministratorTelephone: 601-981-2611Fax: 601-364-3465Licensed Beds: 124Rehabilitation 80Acute 44License #43-278Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.methodistonline.org

St Dominic Jackson Memorial Hospital969 Lakeland DriveJackson, Mississippi 39216Claude W. Harbarger, AdministratorTelephone: 601-200-6848Fax: 601-200-6800Licensed Beds: 571453 Acute83 Adult Psychiatric35 Adult Chemical/Dep.License #14-031Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.stdom.com

Select Specialty Hospital Jackson1850 Chadwick Drive 5th FloorP.O. Box 59001Jackson, Mississippi 39204Aaron Anothayanontha, AdministratorTelephone: 601-376-1099Fax: 601-376-1013Licensed Beds: 40License #22-331Accred/Cert: 2-3

The University Hospital & ClinicsUniversity of Miss. Medical Center2500 North State StreetJackson, Mississippi 39216Frederick D. Woodrell, AdministratorTelephone: 601-984-4100Fax: 601-984-4125Licensed Beds: 722664 Acute21 Adult Psychiatric12 Adolescent Psy25 RehabilitationLicense #11-199Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.umc.edu

Holmes CountyHolmes CountyHolmes CountyHolmes County

The University Hospital & Clinics - Holmes County239 Bowling Green RoadLexington, Mississippi 39095Mary Ellen Pratt, AdministratorTelephone: 662-834-5157Fax: 662-834-5240Licensed Beds: 25License #11-199Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Humphreys CountyHumphreys CountyHumphreys CountyHumphreys County

Humphreys County Memorial HospitalCritical Access Hospital500 CCC RoadP. O. Box 510Belzoni, Mississippi 39038Debra L. Griffin, AdministratorTelephone: 662-247-3831Fax: 662-247-4114Limited to minor surgery and medicineLicensed Beds: 2511 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #21-169Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Jackson CountyJackson CountyJackson CountyJackson County

Ocean Springs Hospital3109 Bienville Blvd.Ocean Springs, Mississippi 39564Dwignt L. Rimes, AdministratorTelephone: 228-818-1195Fax: 228-818-2154Satellite unit of Singing River HospitalLicensed Beds: 136License #11-039Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.srhshealth.com

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Singing River Hospital2809 Denny AvenuePascagoula, Mississippi 39581Chris Anderson, AdministratorTelephone: 228-809-5000Fax: 228-809-5064Licensed Beds: 435385 Acute30 Adult Psychiatric20 Rehab16 DPSNF14 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-039Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.srhshealth.com

Jasper CountyJasper CountyJasper CountyJasper County

Jasper General Hospital15 A South 6th. StreetP.O. Box 527Bay Springs, Mississippi 39422Kenneth Posey, AdministratorTelephone: 601-764-2101Fax: 601-764-2930Licensed Beds: 16License #11-226Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Jefferson CountyJefferson CountyJefferson CountyJefferson County

Jefferson County Hospital870 South Main StreetP.O. Box 577Fayette, Mississippi 39069Jerry L. Kennedy, AdministratorTelephone: 601-786-3401Fax: 601-786-3400Licensed Beds: 3018 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #21-238Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Jefferson Davis CountyJefferson Davis CountyJefferson Davis CountyJefferson Davis County

Jefferson Davis Community Hospital(Prentiss Regional Hospital)1102 Rose StreetP. O. Box 1288Prentiss, Mississippi 39474Mary R. Curtis, AdministratorTelephone: 601-792-4276Fax: 601-792-2947Licensed Beds: 4114 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #16-179Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Jones CountyJones CountyJones CountyJones County

South Central Regional Medical Ctr1220 Jefferson StreetP. O. Box 607Laurel, Mississippi 39441G. Douglas Higginbotham, AdministratorTelephone: 601-426-4507Fax: 601-426-4228Licensed Beds: 285275 Acute10 Adult Chemical/Dep.18 Geriatric Psychiatric17 DPSNFLicense #11-153Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.scrmc.com

South Mississippi State Hospital Crisis Intervention Center934 West DriveLaurel, Mississippi 39440Telephone: 601-426-7520Licensed Beds: 16PsychiatricLicense #31-336Licensed September 20, 2004

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Lafayette CountyLafayette CountyLafayette CountyLafayette County

Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi2301 South Lamar Blvd.P. O. Box 946Oxford Mississippi 38655Zack Chandler, AdministratorTelephone: 662-232-8100Fax: 662-232-8391Licensed Beds: 217204 Acute13 Rehabilitation14 DPSNFLicense #16-228Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.bmhcc.org

Lamar CountyLamar CountyLamar CountyLamar County

South Mississippi State Hospital823 Highway 589Purvis, Mississippi 39475Wynona C. Winfield, AdministratorTelephone: 601-794-0100Licensed Beds: 50 PsychiatricLicensed #31-329Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.smsh.state.ms.us

Wesley Medical Center5001 Hardy StreetP. O. Box 16509Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39402Ronald T. Seal, AdministratorTelephone: 601-268-8000Licensed Beds: 21124 DPSNFLicense #12-023Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.wesley.com

Lauderdale CountyLauderdale CountyLauderdale CountyLauderdale County

Alliance Health Center5000 Highway 39 NorthMeridian, Mississippi 39301William Patterson, AdministratorTelephone: 601-483-6211Fax: 601-696-4898Licensed Beds: 10955 Acute46 Adult Psychiatric8 Adult Chemical/Dep.12 Geri/psyLicense #12-308Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

East Mississippi State Hospital4555 Highland Park DriveP. O. Box 4128Meridian, Mississippi 39304Ramiro Martinez, M.D., AdministratorTelephone: 601-482-6186Fax: 601-481-2627Licensed Beds: 407332 Adult Psy.40 Adolescent Psy.25 Adult Chemical/Dep.10 Adolescent Chem/Dep.License #31-136Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.emsh.state.ms.us

Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Ctr2124 14th StreetMeridian, Mississippi 39301Mark D. McPhail, AdministratorTelephone: 601-553-6000Fax: 601-553-6449Licensed Beds: 260License #13-237Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.andersonhospital

Regency Hospital of Meridian1102 Constitution Avenue, 2nd FloorMeridian, Mississippi 39301Benny Costello, AdministratorTelephone: 601-484-7900Fax: 601-484-7901Licensed Beds: 37AcuteLicense #22-332Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.ltac.com

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Riley Memorial Hospital1102 21st AvenueP. O. Box 1810Meridian, Mississippi 39301Norman Steve Nichols, AdministratorTelephone: 601-484-3590Licensed Beds: 140120 Acute20 RehabLicense #12-249Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.rileyhospital.com

Rush Foundation Hospital1314 19th AvenueMeridian, Mississippi 39301Chuck Reese, AdministratorTelephone: 601-483-0011Fax: 601-703-4341Licensed Beds: 215License #13-059Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.rushhealthsystems.org

The Specialty Hospital of Meridian1314 19th AvenueMeridian, Mississippi 39301Elizabeth Mitchell, AdministratorTelephone: 601-703-4274Licensed Beds: 49License #23-324Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.meridianspecialtyhospital.org

Lawrence CountyLawrence CountyLawrence CountyLawrence County

Lawrence County Hospital1065 East Broad StreetP. O. Box 788Monticello, Mississippi 39654Semmes Ross, Jr., AdministratorTelephone: 601-587-4051Fax: 601-587-0306Licensed Beds: 25License #11-222Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Leake CountyLeake CountyLeake CountyLeake County

Leake Memorial Hospital310 Ellis StreetP. O. Box 909Carthage, Mississippi 39051Robert Faulkner, AdministratorTelephone: 601-267-1100Fax: 601-267-1211Licensed Beds: 25License #11-187Accred/Cert: 2-3-4Critical Access Hospital

Lee CountyLee CountyLee CountyLee County

North Mississippi Medical Center830 South Gloster StreetTupelo, Mississippi 38801Robert Otwell, AdministratorTelephone: 662-377-3878Fax: 662-377-3100Licensed Beds: 650554 Acute33 Adult Psychiatric20 Adult Chemical/Dep.13 Adolescent Chem/Dep.30 Rehabilitation18 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #13-063Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.nmhs.net

North Mississippi State Hospital1937 Briar Ridge RoadTupelo, Mississippi 38804Paul A. Callens, AdministratorTelephone: 662-690-4200Fax: 662-690-4227Licensed Beds: 50License #31-328Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.nmsh.state.ms.us

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Leflore CountyLeflore CountyLeflore CountyLeflore County

Greenwood Leflore Hospital1401 River RoadP. O. Box 1410Greenwood Mississippi 38930Jerry W. Adams, AdministratorTelephone: 662-459-7000Fax: 662-459-2719Licensed Beds: 20820 Rehabilitation16 DPSNFLicense #11-065Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Greenwood Speciality Hospital1401 River Road, 2nd FloorGreenwood, Mississippi 38930Mark Edward Cunningham, AdministratorTelephone: 662-459-2681Fax: 662-459-2680Licensed Beds: 40 AcuteLicense # 22-335Licensed August 11, 2004

Lincoln CountyLincoln CountyLincoln CountyLincoln County

King's Daughters Medical Center427 Highway 51 NorthP. O. Box 948Brookhaven, Mississippi 39601Phillip L. Grady, AdministratorTelephone: 601-833-6011Fax: 601-833-2791Licensed Beds: 12210 DPSNF -closed February 10, 2004License #16-235Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.kdmc.org

Lowndes CountyLowndes CountyLowndes CountyLowndes County

Baptist Mem. Hosp Golden Triangle2520 5th Street NorthP.O. Box 1307Columbus, Mississippi 39701Jason Little, AdministratorTelephone: 662-244-1500Fax: 662-244-1651Licensed Beds: 328285 Acute22 Adult Psychiatric21 Adult Chem/Dep.23 DPSNFLicense #16-253Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.bmhcc.org

Madison CountyMadison CountyMadison CountyMadison County

Madison County Medical Center1421 East Peace StreetP. O. Box 1607Canton, Mississippi 39046Daryl Weaver, AdministratorTelephone: 601-859-1331Fax: 601-855-5106Licensed Beds: 67License #16-243Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Marion CountyMarion CountyMarion CountyMarion County

Marion General Hospital1560 Sumrall RoadP.O.Box 630Columbia, Mississippi 39429Jerry Howell, AdministratorTelephone: 601-736-6303Fax: 601-740-2244Licensed Beds: 79License #11-167Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

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Marshall CountyMarshall CountyMarshall CountyMarshall County

Alliance Healthcare System1430 Highway 4 EastP.O. Box 6000Holly Springs, Mississippi 38635Perry E. Williams, Sr, AdministratorTelephone: 662-252-1212Fax: 662-551-3421Licensed Beds: 4020 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #16-252Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Monroe CountyMonroe CountyMonroe CountyMonroe County

Gilmore Memorial Hospital1105 Earl Frye Blvd.P. O. Box 459Amory, Mississippi 38821Danny J. Spreitler, AdministratorTelephone: 662-256-7111Fax: 662-256-6007Licensed Beds: 9516 DPSNFLicense #13-074Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.gilmorehealth.com

Pioneer Community Hospital of AberdeenCritical Access Hospital400 South Chestnut StreetP. O. Box 548Aberdeen, Mississippi 39730Steven M. Fontaine, AdministratorTelephone: 662-369-2455Fax: 662-369-7998Licensed Beds: 2510 Geri/psy beds open January 1, 2005License #16-230Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Montgomery CountyMontgomery CountyMontgomery CountyMontgomery County

Kilmichael Hospital301 Lamar StreetP.O. Box 188Kilmichael, Mississippi 39747Calvin D. Johnson, AdministratorTelephone: 662-262-4311Fax: 662-262-5586Limited to OB, minor surgery and medicineLicensed Beds: 197 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #21-183Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Tyler Holmes Memorial HospitalCritical Access Hospital409 Tyler Holmes DriveWinona, Mississippi 38967R.M. Tyler, AdministratorTelephone: 662-283-4114Fax: 662-283-4640Licensed Beds: 25License #11-209Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Nesoba CountyNesoba CountyNesoba CountyNesoba County

Neshoba County General Hospital1001 Holland AvenueP. O. Box 648Philadelphia, Mississippi 39350Lawrence C. Graeber, AdministratorTelephone: 601-663-1200Fax: 601-663-1497Licensed Beds: 8210 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-227Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Newton CountyNewton CountyNewton CountyNewton County

Alliance-Laird Hospital25117 Highway 15Union, Mississippi 39365Gregory Z. Cantrell, AdministratorTelephone: 601-774-8214Fax: 601-774-1668Licensed Beds: 49License #12-310Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

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Newton Regional Hospital208 South Main StreetP. O. Box 299Newton, Mississippi 39345Timothy W. Thomas, AdministratorTelephone: 601-683-2031Fax: 601-683-6963Licensed Beds: 4912 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #16-321Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.newtonregionalhospital.com

Whitfield Med/Surg Hospital Newton Crisis Intervention Center700 Northside DriveNewton, Mississippi 39345Mark Yeager, MDTelephone: 601-683-4200License # 31-339Licensed November 16, 2004

Noxubee CountyNoxubee CountyNoxubee CountyNoxubee County

Noxubee General Critical Access Hospital606 North Jefferson StreetP. O. Box 480Macon, Mississippi 39341Arthur M. Nester, AdministratorTelephone: 662-726-4231Fax: 662-726-5784Licensed Beds: 2510 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-081Accred/Cert: [email protected]

Oktibbeha CountyOktibbeha CountyOktibbeha CountyOktibbeha County

Oktibbeha County Hospital400 Hospital RoadP. O. Drawer 1506Starkville, Mississippi 39759Arthur C. Kelly, AdministratorTelephone: 662-323-4320Fax: 662-324-0146Licensed Beds: 96License #11-269Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.och.org

Panola CountyPanola CountyPanola CountyPanola County

North Mississippi State Hospital Batesville Crisis Intervention Center120 Randy Hendrix DriveBatesville, Mississippi 38606Paul A. Callens, AdministratorTelephone: 662-712-1100Fax: 662-712-1060Licensed Beds: 16PsychiatricLicense # 31-338Licensed September 23, 2004

Tri-Lakes Medical Center303 Medical Center DriveBatesville, Mississippi 38606Robert Corkern, AdministratorTelephone: 662-563-5611Fax: 662-563-0155Licensed Beds: 9370 Acute23 Chemical DependencyLicense #11-287Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Pearl River CountyPearl River CountyPearl River CountyPearl River County

L. O. Crosby Memorial Hospital801 Goodyear Blvd.P. O. Box 909Picayune, Mississippi 39466Steve Grimm, AdministratorTelephone: 601-798-4711Fax: 601-749-3187Licensed Beds: 95License #12-086Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.crosbymh.com

Pearl River County Hospital305 West Moody StreetP. O. Box 392Poplarville, Mississippi 39470Dorothy C. Bilbo, AdministratorTelephone: 601-795-4543Fax: 601-795-4238Licensed Beds: 24License #21-087Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

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Perry CountyPerry CountyPerry CountyPerry County

Perry County General HospitalCritical Access Hospital206 Bay AvenueP. O. Box 1665Richton Mississippi 39476J. David Paris, AdministratorTelephone: 601-788-6316Fax: 601-788-2268Licensed Beds: 22License #12-234Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.pcghosp.com

Pike CountyPike CountyPike CountyPike County

Beacham Memorial Hospital205 North Cherry StreetP. O. Box 351Magnolia, Mississippi 39652Guy C. Geller, AdministratorTelephone: 601-783-2351Fax: 601-783-9003Licensed Beds: 37License #16-275Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.beachammemhos.com

Southwest Miss. Regional Med Ctr215 Marion AvenueP. O. Box 1307McComb, Mississippi 39648Norman M. Price, AdministratorTelephone: 601-249-5500Fax: 601-249-1800Licensed Beds: 17020 Rehab10 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-251Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Pontotoc CountyPontotoc CountyPontotoc CountyPontotoc County

Pontotoc Critical Access Hospital176 South Main StreetP. O. Box 790Pontotoc, Mississippi 38863-0790Fred B. Hood, AdministratorTelephone: 662-489-5510Fax: 662-488-7675Licensed Beds: 35License #16-091Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Prentiss CountyPrentiss CountyPrentiss CountyPrentiss County

Baptist Memorial Hospital Booneville100 Hospital StreetBooneville, Mississippi 38829Al Sypniewski, AdministratorTelephone: 662-720-5000Fax: 662-720-5005Licensed Beds: 11415 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #16-161Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.bmhcc.org/services/hospitals/

Quitman CountyQuitman CountyQuitman CountyQuitman County

Quitman County Hospital340 Getwell DriveMarks, Mississippi 38646-9785Sean Johnson, AdministratorTelephone: 662-326-8031Fax: 662-326-8560Licensed Beds: 338 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #16-291Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Rankin CountyRankin CountyRankin CountyRankin County

Brentwood Behavioral Healthcare Of Mississippi3531 East Lakeland DriveJackson, Mississippi 39232Michael J. Carney, AdministratorTelephone: 601-936-2024Fax: 601-936-7827Licensed Beds: 107License #32-330Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.JacksonBrentwood.com

Mississippi State Hospital3550 Highway 468 WestP.O. Box 157AWhitfield, Mississippi 39193James G. Chastain, AdministratorTelephone: 601-351-8000Licensed Beds: 1,4791,347 Psychiatric132 Adult Chemical/Dep.License #31-139Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

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Oak Circle CenterMississippi State Hospital3550 Highway 468 West, Bldg 23P.O. Box 157-AWhitfield, Mississippi 39193James G. Chastain, AdministratorTelephone: 601-351-8000Fax: 601-939-0647Licensed Beds: 60Adolescent PsychiatricLicense #31-320Accred/Cert: 1-4www.msh.state.ms.us

Rankin Medical Center350 Crossgates Blvd.Brandon, Mississippi 39042Davis A. Richards, III, AdministratorTelephone: 601-825-2811Fax: 601-824-8530Licensed Beds: 13414 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #16-250Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.rankinmedcenter.com

River Oaks Hospital1030 River Oaks DriveP. O. Box 5100Jackson, Mississippi 39232John J. Cleary, AdministratorTelephone: 601-932-1030Fax: 601-936-2275Licensed Beds: 110License #12-297Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.riveroakshospital.org

Whitfield Medical/Surgical HospitalBuilding 60, Oak CircleP.O. Box 157-AWhitfield, Mississippi 39193Diana S. Mikula, AdministratorTelephone: 601-351-8023Licensed Beds: 4332 Acute11 PsychiatricLicense #11-298Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Woman's Hospital at River Oaks1026 North Flowood DriveP. O. Box 4546Flowood, Mississippi 39232Sherry Pitts, AdministratorTelephone: 601-936-1000Fax: 601-936-3086Licensed Beds: 111License #12-300Accred/Cert: 1-2-3www.womanshospitalms.com

Scott CountyScott CountyScott CountyScott County

S.E. Lackey Critical Access Hospital330 North Broad StreetP. O. Box 428Forest, Mississippi 39074Donna G. Riser, AdministratorTelephone: 601-469-4151Fax: 601-469-3681Licensed Beds: 25License #13-033Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Scott Regional Hospital317 Highway 13 SouthP.O. Box 259Morton, Mississippi 39117Michael R. Edwards, AdministratorTelephone: 601-732-6301Fax: 601-732-8790Licensed Beds: 3010 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #13-306Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Sharkey CountySharkey CountySharkey CountySharkey County

Sharkey-Issaquena Community Hospital47 South Fourth StreetP.O. Box 339Rolling Fork, Mississippi 39159Jerry Keever, AdministratorTelephone: 662-873-4395Fax: 662-873-5188Licensed Beds: 2910 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #21-172Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

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Simpson CountySimpson CountySimpson CountySimpson County

Magee General Hospital300 Third Avenue S.E.Magee, Mississippi 39111Althea H. Crumpton, AdministratorTelephone: 601-849-5070Fax: 601-849-7397Licensed Beds: 648 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #13-274Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.mghosp.org

Simpson General Hospital1842 Simpson, Highway 149P.O. Box 457Mendenhall, Mississippi 39114Michael Nester, AdministratorTelephone: 601-847-2221Fax: 601-847-5872Licensed Beds: 3511 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-216Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Stone CountyStone CountyStone CountyStone County

Stone County Hospital1434 East Central AvenueP.O. Drawer 97Wiggins, Mississippi 39577Julie Cain, AdministratorTelephone: 601-928-6600Fax: 601-928-6658Licensed Beds: 25License # 12-280Accred-Cert: 2-3-4

Sunflower CountySunflower CountySunflower CountySunflower County

North Sunflower County Hospital840 North Oak AvenueP. O. Box 369Ruleville, Mississippi 38771Billy Marlow, AdministratorTelephone: 662-756-2711Licensed Beds: 358 Adult Chemical/Dep.11 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-168Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

South Sunflower County Hospital121 East Baker StreetIndianola, Mississippi 38751H. J. Blessitt, AdministratorTelephone: 662-887-5235Fax: 662-887-4111Licensed Beds: 49License #11-102Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Tallahatchie CountyTallahatchie CountyTallahatchie CountyTallahatchie County

Tallahatchie General HospitalCritical Access Hospital201 South Market StreetP. O. Box 230Charleston, Mississippi 38921Bobby J. Brunson Jr., AdministratorTelephone: 662-647-5535Fax: 662-647-3677Licensed Beds: 9License #11-211Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Tate CountyTate CountyTate CountyTate County

North Oak Regional Medical Center401 Getwell DriveP.O. Box 648Senatobia, Mississippi 38668James D. Tesar, AdministratorTelephone: 662-562-3100Fax: 662-562-6295Licensed Beds: 7612 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #16-286Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Tippah CountyTippah CountyTippah CountyTippah County

Tippah County Hospital1005 City Avenue NorthP. O. Box 499Ripley, Mississippi 38663Jerry Y. Green, AdministratorTelephone: 662-837-9221Fax: 662-837-2110Licensed Beds: 70License #11-159Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

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Tishomingo CountyTishomingo CountyTishomingo CountyTishomingo County

Tishomingo Health Services, Inc.(North Mississippi Medical Ctr Iuka)1777 Curtis DriveP. O. Box 860Iuka, Mississippi 38852James R. Carter, Jr. AdministratorTelephone: 662-423-6051Fax: 662-423-4550Licensed Beds: 48License #13-221Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.nmhs.net

Union CountyUnion CountyUnion CountyUnion County

Baptist Memorial Hosp.- Union County200 Highway 30 WestNew Albany, Mississippi 38652Mitch Johnson, AdministratorTelephone: 662-538-7631Fax: 662-538-2591Licensed Beds: 15312 DPSNFLicense #16-239Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Walthall CountyWalthall CountyWalthall CountyWalthall County

Walthall County General Hospital100 Hospital DriveTylertown, Mississippi 39667Jimmy Graves, AdministratorTelephone: 601-876-0400Fax: 601-876-0432Licensed Beds: 4910 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #11-257Accred/Cert: 2-3-4

Warren CountyWarren CountyWarren CountyWarren County

Promise Specialty Hospital of Vicksburg1111 North Frontage Road, 2nd FloorVicksburg, Mississippi 39180Lee Huckaby, AdministratorTelephone: 601-619-3526Fax: 601-619-3071Licensed Beds: 33License #22-334Accred/Cert: #3-4www.promisehealthcare.com

River Region Health System2100 Highway 61 North1111 North Frontage RoadP.O. Box 590Vicksburg, Mississippi 39183Tim McManus, AdministratorTelephone: 601-883-5183Licensed Beds: 341236 Acute40 Adult Psychiatric40 Chem/Dep.13 Geriatric Psychiatric25 RehabLicense #12-327Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.Riverregion.com

Washington CountyWashington CountyWashington CountyWashington County

Delta Regional Medical Center1400 East Union StreetP. O. Box 5247Greenville, Mississippi 38703Ray Humphreys, AdministratorTelephone: 662-334-2169Fax: 662-334-2189Licensed Beds: 261230 Acute7 Adult Chemical/Dep.24 Adult RehabilitationLicense #11-189Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.deltaregional.com

King's Daughters Hospital300 South Washington AvenueP. O. Box 1857Greenville, Mississippi 38701David W. Fuller, AdministratorTelephone: 662-378-2020Fax: 662-378-4430Licensed Beds: 1379 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #12-114Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

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Wayne CountyWayne CountyWayne CountyWayne County

Wayne General Hospital950 Matthew DriveP. O. Box 1249Waynesboro, Mississippi 39367Donald Hemeter, AdministratorTelephone: 601-735-5151Fax: 601-735-7168Licensed Beds: 80License #11-288Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4www.waynegeneralhospital.org

Webster CountyWebster CountyWebster CountyWebster County

Webster Health Services500 Veterans Memorial Blvd.Eupora, Mississippi 39744Michael Bailey, AdministratorTelephone: 662-258-6221Fax: 662-258-9291Licensed Beds: 38License #16-225Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Wilkinson CountyWilkinson CountyWilkinson CountyWilkinson County

Field Memorial Community HospitalCritical Access Hospital270 West Main StreetP. O. Box 639Centreville, Mississippi 39631Brock A. Slabach, AdministratorTelephone: 601-645-5221Fax: 601-645-5842Licensed Beds: 25License #11-121Accred/Cert: 1-2-3-4

Winston CountyWinston CountyWinston CountyWinston County

Diamond Grove Center2311 Highway 15 SouthP.O. Box 848Louisville, Mississippi 39339Patrick R. Swoopes, AdministratorTelephone: 662-779-0119Fax: 662-779-0126Licensed Beds: 20PsychiatricLicense #36-325Accred/Cert: 1-2-4www.ccs.state.ms.us

Winston County Medical Center562 East MainP. O. Box 967Louisville, Mississippi 39339W. Dale Saulters, AdministratorTelephone: 662-773-6211Fax: 662-773-6223Licensed Beds: 6514 Geriatric PsychiatricLicense #16-208Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.winstonmedical.org

Yalobusha CountyYalobusha CountyYalobusha CountyYalobusha County

Yalobusha General Hospital630 South Main StreetP. O. Box 728Water Valley Mississippi 38965Terry Varner, AdministratorTelephone: 662-473-1411Fax: 662-473-4922Licensed Beds: 26License #11-223Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.yalobushageneral.com

Yazoo CountyYazoo CountyYazoo CountyYazoo County

King's Daughters HospitalCritical Access Hospital823 Grand AvenueYazoo City, Mississippi 39194Noel W. Hart, AdministratorTelephone: 662-746-2261Fax: 662-746-4839Licensed Beds: 25License #16-203Accred/Cert: 2-3-4www.kdhyazoo.com

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Key to Code of Hospital License Numbers

(DIGITS AT LEFT OF HYPHEN)(DIGITS AT LEFT OF HYPHEN)(DIGITS AT LEFT OF HYPHEN)(DIGITS AT LEFT OF HYPHEN)

First Digit Type of HospitalFirst Digit Type of HospitalFirst Digit Type of HospitalFirst Digit Type of Hospital

1 General Medical/Surgical

2 Limited Services (As limited by hospital licensing agency)

3 Psychiatric and/or Chemical Dependency

4 Medical Specialty (Rehabilitation or other medical specialty)

Second Digit OwnershipSecond Digit OwnershipSecond Digit OwnershipSecond Digit Ownership

1 Public Ownership (state or local government)

2 Proprietary (for-profit single entrepreneur, partnership or corporation)

3 Not-for-profit corporation or association

4 Church affiliation

5 Industrial

6 Public ownership (state or local government - leased to another entity for operation of hospital)

(DIGITS AT RIGHT (DIGITS AT RIGHT (DIGITS AT RIGHT (DIGITS AT RIGHT OF HYPHEN)

Is the Registration or application number

EXAMPLE: License #12-345

Key to Code of Accreditations and Certifications

(DIGITS ARE DESIGNATED BY NUMBERS AS FOLLOWS)

1 Accredited by JCAHO

2 Blue Cross participating

3 Medicare participating

4 Medicaid participating

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MISSISSIPPI STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHDivision of Licensure and Certification

American Hospital Association Application for RENEWAL OF HOSPITAL LICENSE ANNUAL SURVEY OF HOSPITALS - - AND - - For Calendar Year 2005 and FOR FY 2004 FY 2004 ANNUAL HOSPITAL REPORT LICENSING AGENCY: Mississippi State Department of Health AGENCY USE ONLY Division of Licensure & Certification P.O. Box 1700 570 East Woodrow Wilson License No. Jackson, Mississippi 39215-1700 Limitation, if any IN CONJUNCTION WITH: Mississippi Hospital Association Fee Received: Ck. # ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A. NAME OF HOSPITAL:

ADDRESS: Street and P.O.Box No. City County , MS, Zip Pho.# Fax # Internet or Homepage Address: http://

ADMINISTRATOR: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If there are any questions about information provided in this Application for License Renewal and Annual Survey Report, who should be contacted?

( ) Name Title Area Code Telephone Number-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

PLEASE REFER TO THE INSTRUCTIONS AND DEFINITIONS

B. REPORTING PERIOD

Report data for a full 12-month period, preferably, October 1, 2003, through September 30, 2004 (365 days).

1. Indicate period used: Beginning date: Ending date: Number of days open during reporting period:

2. Was the hospital in operation for 12 full months at the end of the reporting period? Yes No .

3. What is the beginning date of the hospital's current fiscal year?

Fiscal Year MONTH DAY YEAR

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C. OPERATIONS

Please use the codes provided below for your responses to this section.

Government - Non-Federal Investor-owned, For Profit

12 - State 31 - Individual 13 - County 32 - Partnership 14 - City 33 - Corporation 15 - City-County 16 - Hospital District Government, Federal

Non-Government, Not-for-Profit 41 - Air Force 45 - Veterans Administration 21 - Church Operated 46 - Other Federal 22 - Corporation, Not-for-Profit 47 - PHS Indian Service 23 - Other, Not-for-Profit

1. OWNERSHIP

a. Indicate the ownership code of the hospital: (See instructions, C, above)

b. What is the name of the legal entity that owns, and has title to, the land and physical plant of the hospital? Name of Owner Address: Street/ City State Zip

(Example: A county-owned hospital is described thus: Owned by County of Attala, Mississippi, c/o Board of Supervisors, Kosciusko, Mississippi)

2. CONTROL

a. Indicate the governing authority (controlling organization) code of the hospital: (See instructions, C, above.)

(Example: Governing Authority for the hospital owned by the County of Attala is Board of Trustees, Montfort-Jones Memorial Hospital, Kosciusko, Mississippi)

b. What is the name of the governing authority (controlling organization) that is responsible for establishing POLICY concerning overall operation and management of the hospital? Name of Governing Authority

c. Does the controlling organization (governing authority) LEASE the physical property of the hospital from the OWNER(S) of the hospital? Yes No

Date Lease Began: Date Lease Ends: . If a copy of most recent Lease Agreement has not been submitted to Licensure agency, attach one copy.

d. Does the hospital itself own or lease other corporation(s)? Yes No If yes, check the appropriate box and provide the name of the corporation(s). The hospital: [ ] OWNS [ ] LEASES Name of corporation(s): (Please report additional information on a separate sheet if necessary.)

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3. MANAGEMENT

a. Is the hospital part of a health care system? yes no If yes, please provide the name, city, and state of the system headquarters. Name: City State b. Is the hospital contract managed? yes no . if yes, please provide the name, city, and state of the organization that manages the hospital. Name: City: State

If a copy of the most recent MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT has not been submitted to Licensure Agency, attach one copy.

c. Is the Hospital a member of an alliance? Yes No If yes, please provide the name(s), city, and state of the alliance headquarters. Name: City State

d. Is the hospital a division or subsidiary of a holding company? Yes No

e. Does the hospital itself operate subsidiary corporations? Yes No

f. Is the hospital a participant in a network? Yes No If yes, please provide the name address, city, state and telephone number of the network. If the hospital participates in more than one network, please provide the name, address, city, state, and telephone number of the network(s) at the bottom of this page. Name: Telephone: Address: City: State: Zip:

g Does the hospital participate in a group purchasing arrangement? Yes No If yes, please provide name, city, and state of the group purchasing organization: Name: City: State:

h Does the hospital have a Food Service Contract? Yes No If yes, please provide the name and address of the Food Service Firm.

Name: Address: City: State:

4. SERVICE

Indicate the ONE category that BEST describes the type of service that your hospital provides to the MAJORITY of admissions:

10 - General Medical and Surgical 46 - Rehabilitation 11 - Hospital Unit of an Institution 47 - Orthopedic (Prison Hosp., College Infirmary) 48 - Chronic Disease 12 - Hospital Unit within an Institution 62 - Institution for for the Mentally Retarded Mentally Retarded 22 - Psychiatric 82 - Alcoholism and Other 33 - Tuberculosis and Other Chemical Dependency Respiratory Diseases 49 - Other - Specify 44 - Obstetrics and Gynecology Treatment Area: 45 - Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat

a. Does your hospital restrict admission primarily to children? Yes No

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D. ACCREDITATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS

1. JCAHO? Yes No If yes, please provide the following. Date of last survey: Duration of Accreditation: Years Accreditation Begins: Month Day Year . Ends: Month Day Year .

For current accreditation, has your hospital submitted to Licensure Agency a copy of:

(1) JCAHO Report of Survey and Recommendation? Yes No (2) Plan of Correction? Yes No (3) Cover letter accompanying any of these documents? Yes No

If no to any of the above, please submit.

2. Blue Cross? Yes No

3. Medicare? Yes No

4. Medicaid? Yes No

E. HOSPITAL TRUSTEES (Governing Authority)

List all hospital trustees by name and place of residence. If additional space is needed, please attach an extra sheet.

NAME ADDRESS

1. Ch.

2. V-Ch.

3. Sec.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

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F. HOSPITAL ORGANIZATION AND GOVERNING AUTHORITY BYLAWS

1. HOSPITAL ORGANIZATION

Is the hospital organized, under the laws of the State of Mississippi, as a: (check the appropriate designation below)

Sole Proprietorship For-Profit Not-for-Profit Partnership For-Profit Not-for-Profit Limited Partnership For-Profit Not-for-Profit Corporation For-Profit Not-for-Profit State Government Hospital For-Profit Not-for-Profit Local Government Hospital For-Profit Not-for-Profit Other Organization For-Profit Not-for-Profit Specify:

If the name of the organization checked above is different from the business name of the hospital, please give the name and address of such organization:

Name: Address:

If the hospital is organized as a corporation, is there a higher legal entity in ownership/control pyramid of the hospital which effectively con- trols or owns the hospital by means of the ownership/control pyramid? Yes No If the answer is yes, give name and address of the parent corporation or other legal entity. Name: Address:

If the hospital is organized as a corporation, on what date were the Articles of Incorporation adopted and signed by the incorporators? Date:

On what date did the Secretary of State (Mississippi) issue a Charter (or Certificate) of Incorporation for the Hospital? Date:

Have any changes been made to the original Articles of Incorporation since October 1, 2003? Yes No If any changes have been made, attach one true copy of the Articles of Incorporation and the changes thereto.

2. GOVERNING AUTHORITY BYLAWS

On what date were the Bylaws, Rules and Regulations of the Governing Authority of the hospital signed and adopted by the Governing Authority? Date:

What is the most recent date that the Bylaws, Rules and Regulations of the Governing Authority have been reviewed, revised, and/or amended by the Governing Authority of the hospital? Date reviewed: Date revised: Date amended:

G. MAJOR CONSTRUCTION AND FIRE SAFETY

1. Has any major construction, remodeling, or major equipment been installed during this reporting period? Yes No If yes, explain on separate sheet or back of sheet. (Minimum Standard Section 603.1)

2. Is any major construction, remodeling, or major equipment proposed for the next fiscal year? Yes No If yes, explain on separate sheet or back of sheet. (Minimum Standard Section 603.1)

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3. Is your facility equipped with an electrically supervised fire alarm system? Yes No Is the fire alarm system arranged to transmit an alarm automatically to the fire department legally committed to serve the area in which the health care facility is located, by the most direct and reliable method approved by local regulations? Yes No (Minimum Standards 608.1 and Life Safety Code 6-3311)

4. Is your facility equipped with partial automatic sprinkler system? Yes No , or is it equipped with an automatic sprinkler system throughout? Yes No . Is the sprinkler system electrically inter- connected with the fire alarm system? Yes No (Min. Std. 608.2)

5. Have any new wall or ceiling surfaces been changed recently so as to have a flame spread rating greater than 25 in exits and hazardous areas? Yes No , or greater than 75 in other areas? Yes No . No wall has more than 10 percent of aggregate wall with finish material, such as wood paneling, having a flame spread rating up to 200. Yes No (Min. Std. 608.3)

6. Is your facility equipped with an emergency electrical generator with standby fuel for 24 hours? Yes No Does this system provide emergency lighting for any of the following:

a. Exit ways and all necessary ways of approach thereto including exit signs, and exit direction signs, exterior of exits, stairways and minimum corridor lighting? Yes No

b. Surgical, obstetrical, and emergency room operating lights? Yes No

c. Nursery, laboratory, recovery room, intensive care areas, nurses station, medication preparation area, and labor room? Yes No

d. Generator location, switch gear location and boiler room? Yes No

e. Elevator (where applicable)? Yes No

7. No outbuildings have been constructed on site, nearer than 50 feet to the main facility, or attachments been made to the facility, such as trailers or mobile houses which are not of a type approved as being one-hour fire resistive construction as defined by National Bureau of Fire Underwriters or the Bureau of Standards. Yes No (Min. Std. 607.5)

H. MEDICAL STAFF

1. Does your hospital have a full-time salaried Chief of Staff who serves as the medical and administrative head of the Medical Staff? Yes No

2. Name of the President of the Medical Staff? Name:

3. On what date were the Bylaws, Rules and Regulations of the Medical Staff of the hospital adopted, and signed by an authorized official of the Medical Staff? Date:

4. What is the most recent date that the Bylaws, Rules and Regulations of the Medical Staff have been reviewed, revised, and /or amended? Reviewed: Revised: Amended:

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5. On what date were the Bylaws, Rules and Regulations of the Medical Staff approved by the Governing Authority of the hospital? Date:

6. Please indicate the number of practitioners on the ACTIVE and ASSOCIATE Medical Staff (do not include courtesy, consulting, honorary, provisional or inactive members), and the number of house staff in each of the following specialty groups as of September 30, 2004. Do not report full-time equiva- lents or portions. If the exact numbers are unavailable, please give your best estimates. If you cannot supply estimates for specialty categories, please fill in the total figures. (See Instruction pages 3 - 4, Section H) Number of Active Number of Active Associate Medical Associate Medical Staff (Include Staff Who Are Board Certified) Board Certified Medical Specialties

a. General and Family practice

b. Pediatric

c. General internal medicine

d. Cardiovascular disease

e. Gastroenterology

f. Oncology

g. Neurology

h. Other medical specialties*

Surgical Specialties

a. General Surgery

b. Obstetrics and gynecology

c. Ophthalmology

d. Orthopedic surgery

e. Plastic surgery

f. Thoracic surgery

g. Other surgical specialties*

*If you have other physicians please indicate what specialty and how many.

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H. Continued

6. Please indicate the number of practitioners on the active and associate medical staff (do not include courtesy, consulting, honorary, provisional or inactive members), and the number of house staff in each of the following specialty groups as of September 30, 2004. Do not report full-time equiva- lents or portions. If the exact numbers are unavailable, please give your best estimates. If you cannot supply estimates for specialty categories, please fill in the total figures. (see instruction pages 3 - 4, section H). Number of Active Number of Active Associate Medical Associate Medical Staff (Include Staff Who Are Board Certified) Board Certified Other Specialties

A. Anesthesiology

B. Dermatology

C. Emergency Medicine

D. Nuclear Medicine E. Pathology

F. Psychiatry

G. Radiology

H. Other Specialties*

Dental Specialties

TOTAL

How many practitioners with Active or Associate admitting privileges were added to the Hospital's medical staff during the reporting period?

*If you have other physicians please indicate what specialty and how many.

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I. PERSONNEL AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2004

1. Hospital by Occupational Category (See Instructions pages 4-8, Section I) Full-time Part-time Employees (FT) Employees (PT) Contracted (35 hours per (less than 35 Consultants OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORY week or more) hours per week) (CC)

a. Administration:

(1) Administrators, Assistant Administrators, and Department Administration Assistants b. Physician and Dental Services: (Exclude specialists listed in f.1., i.3., k.4.)

(1) Physicians (2) Medical Residents

(3) Dentists

(4) Dental Residents

c. Nursing Services: (Exclude specialists listed in e., f.2.)

(1) Registered Nurses (2) Licensed Practical (vocational) Nurses

(3) Ancillary Personnel

(4) Other Nursing Service Personnel

d. Nurse Practitioner

e. Anesthesia Services:

(1) Anesthesiologists

(2) CRNA

f. Medical Record Services:

(1) Medical Record Administrators

(2) Medical Record Technicians

g. Pharmacy Services:

(1) Pharmacists, Licensed

(2) Pharmacy Technologists

h. Clinical Laboratory Services:

(1) Medical Technologists

(2) Other Laboratory Personnel

(3) Pathologists

i. Dietary Services:

(1) Dietitians

(2) Dietetic Technicians

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I. PERSONNEL, (Continued)

1. (Continued) Full-time Part-time Employees (FT) Employees (PT) Contracted (35 hours per (less than 35 Consultants OCCUPATIONAL CATEGORY week or more) hours per week) (CC)

j. Radiological Services:

(1) Radiographer (Radiologic Technologist)

(2) Radiation Therapy Technologist

(3) Nuclear Medicine Technologist

(4) Radiologist

(5) Other Radiologic Personnel

k. Therapeutic Services: (1) Occupational Therapists

(2) OT Aides and Assistants

(3) Physical Therapists

(4) PT Aides and Assistants

(5) Recreational Therapists

l. Speech and Hearing Services:

(1) Speech Pathologists

(2) Audiologists

m. Respiratory Therapy Services:

(1) Respiratory Therapists

(2) Respiratory Therapy Technicians

n. Social Work Services:

(1) Medical Social Workers

o. Psychiatric Services:

(1) Psychiatric Social Workers

(2) Licensed Clinical Psychologists

p. All Other Health Professional and Technical Personnel:

q. All Other Personnel:

r. TOTAL HOSPITAL PERSONNEL

2. TRAINEES ON PAYROLL (As of 9/30/04)

FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES PART-TIME EMPLOYEES (35 hours per week or more) (less than 35 hours per we

TOTAL TRAINEES (Exclude Physician and Dental Interns and Residents)

3. NURSING HOME PERSONNEL (Complete only if hospital has a separate nursing home unit.) (See Instructions page 25, Section L.4.b.)

FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES PART-TIME EMPLOYEES (35 hours per week or more) (less than 35 hours per we

TOTAL NURSING HOME PERSONNEL

4. TOTAL FACILITY PERSONNEL (Total should equal Section I.1.s plus I.3.) FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES PART-TIME EMPLOYEES (35 hours per week or more) (less than 35 hours per we

TOTAL FACILITY PERSONNEL

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J. FACILITIES AND SERVICES

1. GENERAL MEDICAL, SURGICAL AND ANCILLARY SERVICE (Instructions pages 8-23)

For each service listed below, please check all the categories that describe each item is provided as of the last day of the reporting period. Check allcategories that apply for an item. Code 2 refers to the systems that were identiin the management section, question 3a. Code 3 refers to the networks that wereidentified in question 3h.

SERVICE CODES

1 Owned or provided by my hospital or a subsidiary.

2 Provided by my Health System (in my local community).

3 Provided by my network (in my local community).

4 Provided through a formal contractual arrangement or joint venture with another provider that is not in my system or network (in my local community).

5. Not provided.

NOTE: New services are identified by asterisks (*).

** EVERY SERVICE MUST HAVE A CODE. DO NOT LEAVE ANY SERVICE BLANK! **

If the Service Code is 1 through 4, please record additional information as reques

SERVICE ADDITIONAL GENERAL SERVICES CODE INFORMATION

ACUTE CARE SERVICES:

1. ALCOHOL & CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY.......... General Service Dedicated Service or Unit

2. MEDICAL/SURGICAL, ACUTE...............

3. PEDIATRIC, ACUTE......................

4. PSYCHIATRIC, ACUTE..................... General Service

Dedicated Service or Unit

EMERGENCY SERVICES:

5. EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT.................. (JCAHO level: )

6. TRAUMA CENTER (CERTIFIED)............. (Level of unit: )

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J. FACILITIES AND SERVICES, (Continued)

SERVICE ADDITIONAL CODE INFORMATION

MATERNAL AND NEWBORN SERVICES:

7. ABORTION SERVICES.....................

8. BIRTHING ROOM.........................

9. OBSTETRICS............................

10. NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE...............

11. NEONATAL INTERMEDIATE CARE............

12. NEWBORN NURSERY.......................

13. PREMATURE NURSERY.....................

SPECIAL CARE SERVICES:

14. BURN CARE..............................

15. CARDIAC INTENSIVE CARE.................

16. MEDICAL SURGICAL INTENSIVE CARE........

17. PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE...............

18. OTHER SPECIAL CARE.....................

OTHER GENERAL SERVICES:

19. PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION............. GENERAL SERVICE DEDICATED SERVICE OR UNIT

20. SELF CARE..............................

DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT SERVICES

LONG TERM CARE SERVICES:

21. SKILLED NURSING LONG-TERM CARE.........

A. DISTINCT PART SNF UNIT.............

22. OTHER LONG-TERM CARE...................

23. SWING BEDS.............................

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RADIOLOGY DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES:

24. CT SCANNER IN-HOUSE..................... Total Number of Units: MOBILE....................... Head Units: Body Units:

Number of CT Scanner Procedures

Body Without Contrast: Head Without Contrast: Body With Contrast: Head With Contrast: Body Without and With Contrast: Head Without and With Contrast: Total Body Procedures: Total Head Procedures:

25. DIAGNOSTIC RADIOISOTOPE FACILITY....... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES: INPATIENT: OUTPATIENT: 26. DIAGNOSTIC X-RAY....................... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES: INPATIENT: OUTPATIENT: 27. DIGITAL SUBTRACTION ANGIOGRAPHY (DSA)........................... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES:

28. MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI)....... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES: Number of units: Fixed INPATIENT: Mobile OUTPATIENT:

29. POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY (PET)..... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES INPATIENT: OUTPATIENT:

30. SINGLE PHOTON EMISSION COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY (SPECT).................... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES: INPATIENT: OUTPATIENT: 31. ULTRASOUND............................. NUMBER OF PROCEDURES: INPATIENT: OUTPATIENT:

RADIATION THERAPY:

32. MEGAVOLTAGE RADIATION THERAPY a. Cobalt - 60........... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES: INPATIENT: OUTPATIENT: b. Linear Accelerator.... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES: INPATIENT: Number of units OUTPATIENT:

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33. RADIOACTIVE IMPLANTS..................... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES: INPATIENT: OUTPATIENT:

34. THERAPEUTIC RADIOISOTOPE FACILITY........ NUMBER OF PROCEDURES: INPATIENT: OUTPATIENT:

35. X-RAY RADIATION THERAPY.................. NUMBER OF PROCEDURES: INPATIENT: OUTPATIENT: SURGICAL SERVICES:

36. CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION LABORATORY....... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES Number of cath labs ADULT INTRACARDIAC AND/OR CORONARY ARTERY: TOTAL LYCIS OF CORONARY CLOTS

INVOLVING MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION BY TOTAL PEDIATRIC:

INJECTION OF INTRACORONARY

STREPTOKINASE OR SIMILAR DRUG Number TOTAL PERCUTANEOUS TRANSLUMINAL CORONARY ANGIOPLASTY (PTCA) NUMBER OF PROCEDURES:

37. KIDNEY TRANSPLANT........................ NUMBER OF TRANSPLANTS: 38. OPEN HEART SURGERY.......................

OPEN-HEART PROCEDURES: ADULT OPEN-HEART SURGICAL OPERATIONS: PEDIATRIC OPEN-HEART SURGICAL OPERATIONS: OTHER PEDIATRIC HEART SURGICAL OPERATIONS:

39. ORGAN TRANSPLANT (OTHER THAN KIDNEY)..... OTHER DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT SERVICES:

40. DENTAL SERVICES..........................

41. HEMODIALYSIS............................. NUMBER OF PROCEDURES:

42. HIV-AIDS SERVICES........................

43. PHYSICAL THERAPY......................... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES INPATIENT: OUTPATIENT: 44. RENAL EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCK WAVE LITHOTRIPTER (ESWL)...................... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES: Number of units: Fixed Mobile

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AMBULATORY AND OUTREACH SERVICES

FAMILY PLANNING:

45. REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH......................

GERIATRIC SERVICES:

46. ADULT DAY CARE PROGRAM................... CLIENTS SERVED:

47. GERIATRIC SERVICES....................... CLIENTS SERVED: 48. RESPITE CARE ............................ CLIENTS SERVED:

OTHER AMBULATORY AND OUTREACH SERVICES:

49. BREAST CANCER SCREENING/MAMMOGRAMS.......

50. CASE MANAGEMENT..........................

51. FITNESS CENTER ..........................

52. HOME HEALTH SERVICE......................

53. HOSPICE..................................

54. MEALS ON WHEELS..........................

55. NUTRITION PROGRAMS.......................

56. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES ............

57. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY..................... NUMBER OF PROCEDURES INPATIENT: OUTPATIENT: 58. ONCOLOGY SERVICES........................

59. OUTPATIENT SURGERY.......................

60. PHYSICAL REHABILITATION OUTPATIENT SERVICES................................

61. PRIMARY CARE DEPARTMENT..................

62. SPORTS MEDICINE CLINIC/SERVICES..........

63. SUPPORT GROUPS...........................

64. TEEN OUTREACH SERVICES...................

65. TRANSPORTATION TO HEALTH FACILITIES......

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66. URGENT CARE CENTER.......................

67. WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTER/SERVICES...........

OTHER HOSPITAL SERVICES

HEALTH PROMOTION:

68. COMMUNITY OUTREACH.......................

69. PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM*.................

70 PATIENT EDUCATION CENTER.................

OTHER SERVICES:

71. PATIENT REPRESENTATIVE SERVICES..........

72. SOCIAL WORK SERVICES.....................

73. VOLUNTEER SERVICES DEPARTMENT............

74. OTHER SERVICES (PLEASE SPECIFY )..........

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2. PSYCHIATRIC AND CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY SERVICES (Answer only if you have a dedicated unit or service.) For each service below, please write the one code that best describes the status of the service in your facility as of the last day of the Reporting Period. Use the same codes as used for J.1.

SERVICE CODE

a. Adult Chemical Dependency Services..............

b. Alcoholism and Chemical Dependency Outpatient...

c. Child/Adolescent Chemical Dependency Services...

d. Adult Psychiatric Services......................

e. Child/Adolescent Psychiatric Services...........

f. Clinical Psychology Services....................

g. Mental Retardation, Intermediate Care...........

h. Psychiatric Consultation-liaison Services.......

i. Psychiatric Education Services..................

j. Psychiatric Emergency Services..................

k. Psychiatric Foster and/or Home Care Program.....

l. Psychiatric Geriatric Services..................

m. Psychiatric Intensive Care......................

n. Psychiatric Long-Term Care......................

o. Psychiatric Outpatient Services.................

p. Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Program.....

q. Sheltered Care..................................

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3. Which of the following physician arrangements does your hospital or system/network participate in? Column 2 refers to the systems that were identified in the management section, question 3a. Column 3 refers to the networks that were identified in the management section question 3h.

(1) Number of (2) (3) My Hospital Physicians My Health Network System System

a. Independent Practice Association b. Group practice without walls c. Open Physician-Hospital Organization (PHO) d. Closed Physician-Hospital Organization (PHO) e. Management Service Organization (MSO) f. Integrated Salary Model g. Equity Model h. Foundation

4. Have any of the following insurance products been developed by your hospital, health system, health network or as a joint venture with an insurer? (Check all that apply) Column 2 refers to the systems that were identified in the Management Section, question 3a. Column 3 refers to the networks that were identified in question 3h.

(1) (2) (3) (4) My Hospital My Health My Health Joint Venture System Network with Insurer a. Health Maintenance Organization b. Preferred Provider Organization c. Indemnity Fee for Service Plan

5. Community Orientation Yes No

1. Does your hospital's mission statement include a focus on community benefit? 2. Does your hospital have a long-term plan for improving the health of its community? 3. Does your hospital have resources for its community benefit activities? 4. Does your hospital work with other providers, public agencies, or community representatives to conduct a health status assessment of the community? 5. Does your hospital use health status indicators (such as rates of health problems or surveys of self- reported health) for defined populations to design new services or modify existing services or modify existing services? 6a. Does your hospital work with other local providers, public agencies,or community representatives to develop a written assessment of the appropriate capacity for health services in the community? 6b. If yes, have you used the assessment to identify unmet health needs, excess capacity, or duplicative services in the community? 7. Does your hospital work with other providers to collect, track, and communicate clinical and health information across cooperating organizations? 8. Does your hospital either by itself or in conjunction with others disseminate reports to the community on the quality and costs of health care services?

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9. MEDICARE CERTIFICATION OF DISTINCT PART UNITS

A unit designated as a certified distinct part unit (DPU) by the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA). Such units will have been assigned separate Medicare subprovider numbers, indicating that both accounting criteria and patient services criteria have been met.

Please indicate the Medicare subprovider status for each designated service area by checking the appropriate column.

MEDICARE SUBPROVIDER STATUS (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Certifi- Not Service cation Applied Not Obtained Denied Pending For Provided

a. Rehabilitation............ b. Psychiatric............... c. Hospice................... d. Alcoholism and Chemical Dependence...... e. Skilled Nursing Facility- Dedicated Unit........... f. Skilled Nursing Facility- Swing-Bed Program........ g. Home Health Care.......... h. Skilled Nursing Facility Distinct Part Medicare Certification only....... i. Certified Rural Health Clinics........... j. Geriatric Psychiatric Distinct Part Medicare...

10. Please indicate the level of obstetrical services provided.

Provides services primarily for uncomplicated obstetric and newborn patients. The units serve patients with normal pregnancies who are expecting normal deliveries.

Provides services for uncomplicated obstetrical and newborn patients and the majority of complicated deliveries. The facility must have organized obstetrical and neonatal units, specialized manpower, equipment and support services to meet the needs of most critically ill newborns and/or mothers.

Provides services for the full range of obstetric and newborn patients including high-risk patients and patients with unusual or severe complications or abnormalities. The facilities have obstetric and neonatal intensive care units which must be able to provide the full range of resources and expertise required for the management of any complication of pregnancy or of the newborn.

Do not provide obstetrical services.

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K. BEDS AND UTILIZATION BY INPATIENT SERVICE

Account for all adult and pediatric inpatient beds set up and staffed for use at the end of the Reporting Period. List beds for a particular service only if a unit is specifically designated and staffed for the service.

(Instructions pages 24-26, Section K) BEDS DISCHARGES DISCHARGE DAYS INPATIENT DAYS SET UP FOR FOR FOR LICENSED AND REPORTING REPORTING REPORTING SERVICE AREA BEDS STAFFED PERIOD PERIOD PERIOD

1. General Medical and Surgical (Adult) (Include Gynecology). 2. General Medical and Surgical (Pediatric)..................

3. Psychiatric, Acute (Adult)................................

4. Psychiatric, Acute (Pediatric)...........................

5. Obstetrics................................................

6. Orthopedic................................................

7. Other Acute (Specify Type )....

8. DP/Skilled Nursing........................................

9. Geriatric Psychiatric.....................................

10. Total Acute Care (Add lines 1 through 9)...............

11. Medical/Surgical Intensive Care*...........................

12. Cardiac Intensive Care*....................................

13. Pediatric Intensive Care*..................................

14. Neonatal Intensive Care* (See Instructions, Section K).....

15. Neonatal Intermediate Care* (See Instructions, Section K)..

16. Burn Care*.................................................

17. Psychiatric Intensive Care (Adult)*........................

18. Psychiatric Intensive Care (Pediatric)*....................

19. Other Special Care*........................................

20. Other Intensive Care* (Specify Type )...

21. Total Intensive Care* (Add lines 11 through 20)........

22. Rehabilitation............................................

23. Chronic Disease...........................................

24. Alcoholism and Chemical Dependency (Adult)................

25. Alcoholism and Chemical Dependency (Pediatric)............

26. Hospice...................................................

27. Other (Specify Type )......

28. Total Other (Add lines 22 through 27).................

29. Total Hospital (Add lines 10, 21, and 28).........

30. Psychiatric Long-Term Care (Adult)........................

31. Psychiatric Long-Term Care (Pediatric)....................

32. Mental RetardationSheltered Care..........................

33. Sheltered Care............................................

34. Self Care.................................................

35. Skilled Nursing - Long-Term Care..........................

36. Other Long-Term Care (Specify Type).......................

37. Other Subacute Care (Specify Type)........................

38. Total Subacute (Add lines 30 through 37)..............

39. Total Facility (Add lines 29 and 38)............

* Include unit discharges from line 21 in line 29, total hospital and line 39, total facility only if patient is discharged from facility at the time of discharge from the unit. Exclude swing bed and newborn data. Include neonatal and deaths.

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L. TOTAL HOSPITAL BEDS AND UTILIZATION(INSTRUCTIONS PAGES 25-27)

1. NEWBORN NURSERY

a. Number of bassinets set up and staffed for use at the end of the Reporting Period (Exclude pediatric and neonatal beds):

b. Number of Deliveries:

c. Number of hospital deliveries performed on an ambulatory basis:

d. Number of C-Sections performed:

e. Number of Live Births:

f. Number of Fetal Deaths:

g. Newborn Days:

h. Admissions to Newborn Facility:

i. Number of birthing rooms:

2. SURGICAL OPERATIONS, whether major or minor, performed in the operating room(s): If hospital operates an Ambulatory Surgery Center licensed separate from the hospital license, do not report the ambulatory Surgery Center Statistics here.

a. Inpatient:

b. Outpatient:

c. Total:

d. Number of operating rooms/suites:

e. Number of procedure rooms (Include Cysto Rooms):

3. OUTPATIENT UTILIZATION VISITS

a. Emergency

b. Clinic/Other*

c. Total

*Do not include Certified Rural Health Clinic Visits, see page 24. Do not include home health visits.

LICENSING AGENCY USE ONLY PSYCHIATRIC CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY GEN. ACUTE Adult Child/Adol. REHAB. Adult Child/Adol. LICENSED BEDS

ALOS

ADC

PERCENT OCCUPANCY

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L. TOTAL HOSPITAL BEDS AND UTILIZATION (Continued)

4. ADULT, PEDIATRIC, AND NEONATAL BEDS (Exclude newborn nursery, include neonatal care units)

a. Was there a permanent change or a significant change of 30 days or more in the total number of adult and pediatric beds during the Reporting Period?

YES [ ] NO [ ]

If Yes, give beds added or withdrawn (show increase by + and decrease by - ) and dates of change. If more than two changes occurred during the Reporting Period, please report all changes on a separate sheet of paper.

(1) Bed Change (+ or -) : Month Day Year

(2) Bed Change (+ or -) : Month Day Year

b. Does your hospital maintain a separate nursing home type long-term care unit?

YES [ ] NO [ ]

(Please refer to the instructions and definitions for Section L, pages 27-29)

If NO, report total hospital statistics in Column (1) below. If YES, report data for the hospital in Column (2), report data for nursing home units in Column (3), and report data for the TOTAL FACILITY in Column (1).

All hospitals complete Column (1). Complete Column (2) and (3) only if hospital has separate units for nursing home type long-term care. (1) (2) (3) TOTAL FACILITY HOSPITAL NURSING HOME

c. Beds set up and staffed for use at the end of the Reporting Period. (If number differs from 2003,answer L.4.a.).....

*d. Admissions (Exclude newborns and swing admissions. Include neonatal)......

e. Inpatient days (Exclude newborns and swing days. Include neonatal)......

*f. Discharges (Exclude newborns and swing discharges. Include neonatal and deaths)....

g. Deaths (Exclude fetal deaths)................ h. Discharge Days (Exclude newborns and swing days. Include neonatal and deaths).................

* Because of transfers between hospital and nursing home, column (1) may be less than the sum of columns (2) and (3). Beds set up and staffed, discharges, discharge days and inpatient days should match those reported on page 20.

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All hospitals complete Column (1) Complete Column (2) and Column (3)only if hospital has separate units for nursing home type long-termcare.

(1) (2) (3) TOTAL FACILITY HOSPITAL NURSING HOME STATISTICS ONLY ONLY

5. PATIENT CENSUS

a. Highest Census for the Reporting Period..............

b. Lowest Census for the Reporting Period..............

c. Census on last day of your Reporting Period..............

6. MEDICARE/MEDICAID UTILIZATION

a. Total Medicare (Title XVIII) discharges-inpatient..........

b. Total Medicare (Title XVIII) discharge days................

c. Total Medicare (Title XVIII) admissions-inpatient.......... d. Total Medicare (Title XVIII) inpatient days................

e. Total Medicaid (Title XIX) discharges-inpatient..........

f. Total Medicaid (Title XIX) discharge days................

g. Total Medicaid (Title XIX) admissions-inpatient..........

h. Total Medicaid (Title XIX) inpatient days................

7. 65 AND OLDER UTILIZATION

a. Age 65 and older discharges...

b. Age 65 and older discharge days

c. Age 65 and older admissions....

d. Age 65 and older inpatient days

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8. Do you have any patients in your hospital, as of October 14, 2004, who have completed all required acute care treatment and are being retained solely because a nursing home bed is not available?

YES [ ] NO [ ]

If yes, how many? (Do not include patients in swing beds.)

9. SWING-BEDS

(Swing-Bed - A licensed acute care bed that has been designated by a hospital to provide either acute or long-term care services and has been certified to receive reimbursement under the rules and regulations of the Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1980.)

a. Does your hospital utilize swing-beds as defined above? YES [ ] NO [ ]

b. Number of acute care beds designated as Swing-beds.

Skilled Nursing Care(Swing-beds)

1. Admissions........ 2. Inpatient days.... 3. Discharges........ 4. Discharge days....

c. Total numbers of patients in swing-beds at the end of your reporting period.

d. Average Daily Census Average Length of Stay

e. Number of swing-bed patients discharged to: 1. Nursing Homes

2. Patient's Home (Indicate Number referred to Home Health Services )

3. Hospital

4. Personal Care Home

5. Other

Question E 1-5 should equal line 3, discharges.

10. Distinct Part Skilled Nursing Facility (Medicare Only)

1. Admissions 3. Discharges 2. Inpatient Days 4. Discharge Days

Number of acute care beds designated as Distinct Part Skilled Nursing Facility beds

11. Geriatric Psychiatric Distinct Part (Medicare Only)

1. Admissions 3. Discharges 2. Inpatient Days 4. Discharge Days

Number of acute care beds designated as Distinct Part Geriatric Psychiatric beds

12. Certified Rural Health Clinics

1. Number of clinics 2. Number of Visits

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**********************************************************************M. CERTIFICATION

We (I) hereby agree to comply with the Minimum Standards of Operation for Mississippi Hospitals as adopted by the Mississippi State Department of Health/Division of Licensure and Certification, as licensing agency, and as they may be amended from time to time with respect to the operation of said hospital.

I certify that I have the authority to act in behalf of the hospital for which this application is made. I certify further that I have verified the information given and that it is correct.

Signed: Name: ( Type )

Title: ( Type)

Date: ---------------------------------------------------------------------

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