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Hospital Status Detail for 2009 Hospital Status Detail for 2009 Sample Hospital reports from the Halmanac.com website. Provider Provider Name City, State Status Year End Days AK 020026 ALASKA NATIVE MEDICAL ANCHORAGE, AK Settled 09/30/2009 365 CENTER 024002 ALASKA PSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTE ANCHORAGE, AK Settled 06/30/2009 365 020017 ALASKA REGIONAL HOSPITAL ANCHORAGE, AK Audited 12/31/2009 365 022001 ALASKA SPECIALTY HOSPITAL ANCHORAGE, AK Settled 12/31/2009 365 LLC 020008 BARTLETT REGIONAL HOSPITAL JUNEAU, AK Settled 06/30/2009 365 020024 CENTRAL PENINSULA GENERAL SOLDOTNA, AK Settled 06/30/2009 365 HOSPITAL 021307 CORDOVA COMMUNITY MEDICAL CORDOVA, AK Reopened 06/30/2009 365 CENTER 020012 FAIRBANKS MEMORIAL FAIRBANKS, AK Settled 12/31/2009 365 HOSPITAL 02015E HARBORVIEW MEM HOSP VALDEZ, AK Not Filed 0 021309 KANAKANAK HOSPITAL DILLINGHAM, AK Not Filed 0 021311 KETCHIKAN GENERAL HOSPITAL KETCHIKAN, AK Audited 06/30/2009 365 021310 MANIILAQ HEALTH CENTER KOTZEBUE, AK Not Filed 0 020006 MAT-SU REGIONAL MED CTR PALMER, AK Settled 12/31/2009 365 020027 MTE EDGECUMBE HOSPITAL SITKA, AK *Audited 09/30/2009 365 024001 NORTH STAR HOSPITAL ANCHORAGE, AK Settled 12/31/2009 365 021308 NORTON SOUND REGIONAL NOME, AK Reopened 09/30/2009 365 HOSPITAL 021304 PETERSBURG MEDICAL CENTER PETERSBURG, AK Settled 06/30/2009 365 021306 PROV. KODIAK ISLAND MEDICAL KODIAK, AK Audited 12/31/2009 365 CENTER 020001 PROVIDENCE ALASKA MEDICAL ANCHORAGE, AK Settled 12/31/2009 365 CENTER 021302 PROVIDENCE SEWARD MEDICAL SEWARD, AK Reopened 12/31/2009 365 & CARE CEN 021301 PROVIDENCE VALDEZ MEDICAL VALDEZ, AK Audited 12/31/2009 365 CENTER 021312 SAMUEL SIMMONDS MEMORIAL BARROW, AK Not Filed 0 HOSPITAL 021303 SITKA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL SITKA, AK Audited 06/30/2009 365 021313 SOUTH PENINSULA HOSPITAL HOMER, AK *Settled 06/30/2009 328 02011F US AIR FORCE DISPENSARY KENAI, AK Not Filed 0 02012F US AIR FORCE HOSP FAIRBANKS, AK Not Filed 0 6:20 PM Healthcare Almanac 561-594-7551 8/2/2021 www.halmanac.com Page No 1 Hospital Status Detail for 2009 Sample Hospital reports from the Halmanac.com website. Provider Provider Name City, State Status Year End Days 02009F US NAVAL HOSP ANCHORAGE, AK Not Filed 0 02010F US NAVY STATION HOSP KODIAK, AK Not Filed 0 02003F US PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ANCHORAGE, AK Not Filed 0 HOSP 021305 WRANGELL MEDICAL CENTER WRANGELL, AK Settled 06/30/2009 365 020018 YUKON KUSKOKWIM DELTA REG BETHEL, AK Not Filed 0 HOSPITAL AL 010036 ANDALUSIA REGIONAL HOSPITAL ANDALUSIA, AL Settled 03/31/2009 365 010079 ATHENS LIMESTONE ATHENS, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010169 ATMORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ATMORE, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 010149 BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER EAST MONTGOMERY, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010023 BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER MONTGOMERY, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 SOUTH 014014 BAYPOINTE BEHAVIORAL MOBILE, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 HEALTH 014015 BEACON CHILDREN HOSPITAL MONTGOMERY, AL *Settled 12/31/2009 352 010058 BIBB MEDICAL CENTER CENTREVILLE, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 01014F BIRMINGHAM VA MEDICAL BIRMINGHAM, AL Not Filed 0 CENTER 010103 BMC PRINCETON BIRMINGHAM, AL Audited 06/30/2009 365 010139 BROOKWOOD MEDICAL CENTER BIRMINGHAM, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 010112 BRYAN W. WHITFIELD MEMORIAL DEMOPOLIS, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 HOSPITAL 014007 BRYCE HOSPITAL TUSCALOOSA, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010110 BULLOCK COUNTY HOSPITAL UNION SPRINGS, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 010018 CALLAHAN EYE FOUNDATION BIRMINGHAM, AL Reopened 09/30/2009 365 HOSP 01022F CENTRAL AL VETERANS HLTH TUSKEGEE, AL Not Filed 0 CARE SYSTEM EAS 01019F CENTRAL AL VETERANS HLTH MONTGOMERY, AL Not Filed 0 CARE SYSTEM WES 010022 CHEROKEE MEDICAL CENTER CENTRE, AL Settled 03/31/2009 365 010043 CHILTON MEDICAL CENTER CLANTON, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010101 CITIZENS BAPTIST MEDICAL TALLADEGA, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 CENTER 010073 CLAY COUNTY HOSPITAL ASHLAND, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 6:20 PM Healthcare Almanac 561-594-7551 8/2/2021 www.halmanac.com Page No 2 Hospital Status Detail for 2009 Sample Hospital reports from the Halmanac.com website. Provider Provider Name City, State Status Year End Days 010034 COMMUNITY HOSPITAL INC. TALLASSEE, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 010137 COOPER GREEN MERCY BIRMINGHAM, AL Submitted 09/30/2009 365 HOSPTIAL 010164 COOSA VALLEY MEDICAL SYLACAUGA, AL Settled 07/31/2009 365 CENTER 010008 CRENSHAW COMMUNITY LUVERNE, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 HOSPITAL 010131 CRESTWOOD MEDICAL CENTER HUNTSVILLE, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010035 CULLMAN REGIONAL CULLMAN, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010099 D.W. MCMILLAN MEMORIAL BREWTON, AL Submitted 09/30/2009 365 HOSPITAL 010021 DALE MEDICAL CENTER OZARK, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 010092 DCH REGIONAL MEDICAL TUSCALOOSA, AL Audited 09/30/2009 365 CENTER 010085 DECATUR GENERAL DECATUR, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010012 DEKALB REGIONAL MEDICAL FORT PAYNE, AL Settled 03/31/2009 365 CENTER 010029 EAST ALABAMA MEDICAL OPELIKA, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 CENTER 010027 ELBA GENERAL HOSPITAL ELBA, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010006 ELIZA COFFEE MEMORIAL FLORENCE, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 HOSPITAL 010097 ELMORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL WETUMPKA, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 010148 EVERGREEN MEDICAL CENTER EVERGREEN, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 010045 FAYETTE MEDICAL CENTER DCH FAYETTE, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 010066 FLORALA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FLORALA, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010055 FLOWERS HOSPITAL DOTHAN, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010040 GADSDEN REGIONAL MEDICAL GADSDEN, AL Audited 12/31/2009 365 CENTER 013032 GADSDEN REHABILITATION GADSDEN, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 HOSPITAL 010025 GEORGE H. LANIER MEMORIAL VALLEY, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 HOSPITAL 010047 GEORGIANA HOSPITAL GEORGIANA, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 010051 GREENE COUNTY HOSPITAL EUTAW, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 014005 GREIL MEMORIAL PSYCHIATRIC MONTGOMERY, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 HOSPITAL 010091 GROVE HILL MEMORIAL GROVE HILL, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 HOSPITAL 6:20 PM Healthcare Almanac 561-594-7551 8/2/2021 www.halmanac.com Page No 3 Hospital Status Detail for 2009 Sample Hospital reports from the Halmanac.com website. Provider Provider Name City, State Status Year End Days 010095 HALE COUNTY HOSPITAL GREENSBORO, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 010009 HARTSELLE MEDICAL CENTER HARTSELLE, AL Settled 01/31/2009 366 013025 HEALTHSOUTH LAKESHORE BIRMINGHAM, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 HOSPITAL 013030 HEALTHSOUTH REHAB DOTHAN DOTHAN, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 013029 HEALTHSOUTH REHAB OF HUNTSVILLE, AL Settled 05/31/2009 365 NORTH ALABAMA 010019 HELEN KELLER HOSPITAL SHEFFIELD, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 010061 HIGHLANDS MEDICAL CENTER SCOTTSBORO, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 014000 HILL CREST HOSPITAL BIRMINGHAM, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010138 HILL HOSPITAL OF SUMTER YORK, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 COUNTY 010039 HUNTSVILLE HOSPITAL HUNTSVILLE, AL Audited 06/30/2009 365 012006 INFIRMARY LTAC HOSPITAL MOBILE, AL Settled 03/31/2009 365 010152 INFIRMARY WEST MOBILE, AL Settled 03/31/2009 365 010168 JACK HUGHSTON MEMORIAL PHENIX CITY, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 HOSPITAL 010024 JACKSON HOSPITAL AND CLINIC MONTGOMERY, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 INC 010128 JACKSON MEDICAL CENTER JACKSON, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 010146 JACKSONVILLE MEDICAL JACKSONVILLE, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 CENTER 010102 JOHN PAUL JONES CAMDEN, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 010150 L. V. STABLER MEMORIAL GREENVILLE, AL Settled 01/31/2009 366 HOSPITAL 010052 LAKE MARTIN COMMUNITY DADEVILLE, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 HOSPITAL 010125 LAKELAND COMMUNITY HALEYVILLE, AL Settled 04/30/2009 365 HOSPITAL 014013 LAUREL OAKS BEHAVIORAL DOTHAN, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 CENTER 010059 LAWRENCE MEDICAL CENTER MOULTON, AL Settled 02/28/2009 365 010059 LAWRENCE MEDICAL CENTER MOULTON, AL Settled 09/30/2009 214 010165 LONG TERM HOSPITAL AT ANNISTON, AL Not Filed 0 REGIONAL MEDICAL C 012011 LONGTERM CARE HOSPITAL OF ANNISTON, AL Settled 01/31/2009 366 ANNISTON 012012 LONGTERM CARE HOSPITAL OF TUSCALOOSA, AL Audited 03/31/2009 365 TUSCALOOSA 6:20 PM Healthcare Almanac 561-594-7551 8/2/2021 www.halmanac.com Page No 4 Hospital Status Detail for 2009 Sample Hospital reports from the Halmanac.com website. Provider Provider Name City, State Status Year End Days 010166 LTC HOSPITAL OF TUSCALOOSA TUSCALOOSA, AL Not Filed 0 010044 MARION REGIONAL MEDICAL HAMILTON, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 CENTER 010010 MARSHALL MEDICAL CENTER - GUNTERSVILLE, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 NORTH 010005 MARSHALL MEDICAL CENTER - BOAZ, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 SOUTH 014012 MARY S HARPER GERIATRIC TUSCALOOSA, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 PSYCH CEN 010049 MEDICAL CENTER ENTERPRISE ENTERPRISE, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 013027 MERCY MEDICAL DAPHINE, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 010007 MIZELL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OPP, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 010113 MOBILE INFIRMARY MEDICAL MOBILE, AL Settled 03/31/2009 365 CENTER 010120 MONROE COUNTY HOSPITAL MONROEVILLE, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 014006 MOUNTIAN VIEW HOSPITAL GADSDEN, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 012009 NOLAND HOSPITAL BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM, AL Audited 06/30/2009 365 012010 NOLAND HOSPITAL DOTHAN DOTHAN, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 012007 NOLAND HOSPITAL MONTGOMERY, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 MONTGOMERY 014009 NORTH ALABAMA REGIONAL DECATUR, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 HOSPITAL 010129 NORTH BALDWIN INFIRMARY BAY MINETTE, AL Settled 03/31/2009 365 010078 NORTHEAST ALABAMA ANNISTON, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 REGIONAL MED CTR 010145 NORTHPORT MEDICAL CENTER NORTHPORT, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 DCH 010086 NORTHWEST MEDICAL CENTER WINFIELD, AL Settled 04/30/2009 365 010054 PARKWAY MEDICAL CENTER DECATUR, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010109 PICKENS COUNTY MEDICAL CARROLLTON, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 CENTER 010108 PRATTVILLE BAPTIST HOSPITAL PRATTVILLE, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 010090 PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL MOBILE, AL Settled 06/30/2009 365 011303 RANDOLPH COUNTY HOSPITAL ROANOKE, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 011302 RED BAY HOSPITAL RED BAY, AL Settled 09/30/2009 365 013033 REGIONAL REHABILITATION PHENIX CITY, AL Settled 05/31/2009 365 HOSPITAL 013028 REHAB HOSP OF MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY, AL Settled 12/31/2009 365 6:20 PM Healthcare Almanac 561-594-7551 8/2/2021 www.halmanac.com Page No 5 Hospital Status Detail for 2009 Sample Hospital reports from the Halmanac.com website.
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