The following information was provided by the American Hospital Association.
General Information
| Operated by: Not-for-profit | Hospital type: General medical and surgical |
| Number of Beds: 182 | Parent system: Upper Allegheny Health System |
Services Provided
Inpatient
- Birthing room
- Heart catheterization—diagnostic (adult)
- Elderly/disabled (Skilled nursing care)
- End-of-life services (Hospice, Pain management and Palliative care)
- Cancer services
- Psychiatric care (Partial hospitalization and Psychiatric emergency services)
Outpatient
- Breast cancer screening/mammograms
- Chemotherapy
- Dental services
- Heart catheterization—diagnostic (adult)
- Fitness center
- Geriatric services
- Home health services
- Chemotherapy
- Physical rehabilitation
- Psychiatric services (Consultation, Geriatric services and Outpatient care)
- Sleep center
- Stop-smoking program
- Sports medicine
- Women's health center
- Wound management services
Patient/Family Support Services
- Help with government services
- Cancer services
- Patient support groups
- Patient representative/ombusdman
Community Outreach
- Health fairs
- Health screenings
Imaging Services (Diagnostic and Therapeutic)
- CT scanner
- Diagnostic radioisotope facility
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
- Multislice spiral CT
- Single photon emission CT
- Ultrasound
* At another location in healthcare system or through arrangement with another provider.
Employed Staff
| Full Time | Part Time | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Physicians and dentists*: | 10 | Physicians and dentists*: | 2 |
| Registered nurses: | 115 | Registered nurses: | 18 |
| Licensed practical nurses: | 28 | Licensed practical nurses: | 3 |
| Faculty Personnel: | NA | Faculty Personnel: | NA |
Statistics
| Admissions: | 3,593 | Inpatient surgeries: | 617 |
| Outpatient visits: | 122,821 | Emergency room visits: | 19,056 |
| Births: | 293 | Number of Beds: | 182 |
Notes
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Data provided by American Hospital Association. Last updated April 2012.
* At many hospitals, physicians and dentists are not on staff. They are paid as faculty by a medical school or through other arrangements
