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Available ICU Bed Capacity for All NC Hsas, FY18 Available ICU Bed Capacity for all NC HSAs, FY18 Source: NC DHSR per 2019 Hospital License Renewal Applications Licensed ICU Bed Capacity for All HSAs, FY2018 Licensed ICU Licensed Total Actual Possible ICU Beds Bed ICU Bed ICU Beds Total Facility Name County Licensed ICU Bed ICU Bed Available per Capacity Capacity Available Population ICU Beds Days Days 10,000 Pop Used Unused Notes: a b c d e f g h State Total 3,431 827,071 1,252,315 66% 34% 1,165 10,630,691 1.10 Source: NC DHSR Hospital Access Database per 2019 License Renewal Applications Notes: * Hospitals are closed and no longer in operation ** Some hospitals with ICU beds did not report ICU bed days Numbers may not foot in table due to rounding a: Total licensed ICU beds from NC DHSR Hospital Access Database per 2019 NC DHSR Hospital License Renewal Applications b: Total ICU bed days from NC DHSR Hospital Access Database per 2019 NC DHSR Hospital License Renewal Applications c: b * 365 days d: b / c e: (1‐d) f: a * e g: NCOSBM 2020 population estimate h: f/g *10,000 Available ICU Bed Capacity in HSA 1, FY18 Source: NC DHSR per 2019 Hospital License Renewal Applications *Codes on map match Facility ID in tables Licensed ICU Bed Capacity for HSA 1, FY2018 Licensed Total Possible Licensed ICU ICU Beds Actual ICU ICU Bed ICU Beds Total 2020 FacilityID Facility Name County HSA Licensed ICU Bed Bed Capacity Available per Bed Days Capacity Available Population ICU Beds Days Unused 10,000 Pop Used Notes: Notes: a b c d e f g h W Alexander Hospital (closed)* Alexander I ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ Alexander Total I ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 38,755 0.00 B Alleghany Memorial Hospital Alleghany I 41 1,174 14,965 8% 92% 38 Alleghany Total I 41 1,174 14,965 0% 0% 38 11,510 32.83 Ashe Total I ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 28,150 0.00 Charles A. Cannon, Jr. Memorial J Hospital** Avery I 4 ‐ 1,460 0% 100% 4 Avery Total I 4 ‐ 1,460 0% 0% 4 18,035 2.22 P Mission Hospital Buncombe I 132 31,621 48,180 66% 34% 45 Q Mission Hospital ‐ St. Joseph Buncombe I 14 3,257 5,110 64% 36% 5 Buncombe Total I 146 34,878 53,290 65% 35% 50 267,046 1.89 Carolinas HealthCare System Blue G Ridge Burke I 16 3,094 5,840 53% 47% 8 Carolinas HealthCare System Blue H Ridge ‐ Valdese** Burke I 4 ‐ 1,460 0% 100% 4 Burke Total I 20 3,094 7,300 0% 0% 12 91,934 1.25 F Caldwell Memorial Hospital Caldwell I 12 1,487 4,380 34% 66% 8 Caldwell Total I 12 1,487 4,380 0% 0% 8 83,703 0.95 I Catawba Valley Medical Center Catawba I 31 8,720 11,315 77% 23% 7 L Frye Regional Medical Center Catawba I 24 5,455 8,760 62% 38% 9 Catawba Total I 55 14,175 20,075 0% 0% 16 160,504 1.01 K Erlanger Murphy Medical Center Cherokee I 6 802 2,190 37% 63% 4 Cherokee Total I 6 802 2,190 0% 0% 4 29,972 1.27 Clay Total I ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 12,058 0.00 D Atrium Health Cleveland Cleveland I 18 5,585 6,570 85% 15% 3 E Atrium Health Kings Mountain Cleveland I 6 531 2,190 24% 76% 5 Cleveland Total I 24 6,116 8,760 0% 0% 7 100,289 0.72 Graham Total I ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 8,686 0.00 N Haywood Regional Medical Center Haywood I 12 2,385 4,380 54% 46% 5 Haywood Total I 12 2,385 4,380 0% 0% 5 63,813 0.86 Licensed ICU Bed Capacity for HSA 1, FY2018 Licensed Total Possible Licensed ICU ICU Beds Actual ICU ICU Bed ICU Beds Total 2020 FacilityID Facility Name County HSA Licensed ICU Bed Bed Capacity Available per Bed Days Capacity Available Population ICU Beds Days Unused 10,000 Pop Used Notes: Notes: a b c d e f g h A AdventHealth Hendersonville Henderson I 12 2,752 4,380 63% 37% 4 Margaret R. Pardee Memorial O Hospital Henderson I 13 1,314 4,745 28% 72% 9 Henderson Total I 25 4,066 9,125 0% 0% 14 119,730 1.16 M Harris Regional Hospital Jackson I 9 2,283 3,285 69% 31% 3 Jackson Total I 9 2,283 3,285 0% 0% 3 44,848 0.61 C Angel Medical Center Macon I 8 989 2,920 34% 66% 5 Y Highlands‐Cashiers Hospital Macon I ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ Macon Total I 8 989 2,920 0% 0% 5 36,897 1.43 Madison Total I ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 22,843 0.00 R Mission Hospital McDowell** McDowell I 6 ‐ 2,190 0% 100% 6 McDowell Total I 6 ‐ 2,190 0% 0% 6 46,905 1.28 Mitchell Total I ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 15,258 0.00 T St. Luke's Hospital Polk I 6 1,096 2,190 50% 50% 3 Polk Total I 6 1,096 2,190 0% 0% 3 21,852 1.37 Rutherford Regional Medical S Center Rutherford I 10 888 3,650 24% 76% 8 Rutherford Total I 10 888 3,650 0% 0% 8 69,105 1.10 X Swain Community Hospital Swain I ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ Swain Total I ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 14,108 0.00 Transylvania Total I ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 35,806 0.00 U Watauga Medical Center Watauga I 16 1,854 5,840 32% 68% 11 Wautaga Total I 16 1,854 5,840 0% 0% 11 58,731 1.86 V Wilkes Regional Medical Center Wilkes I 8 1,703 2,920 58% 42% 3 Wikes Total I 8 1,703 2,920 0% 0% 3 70,490 0.47 Yancey Total I ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 18,794 0.00 HSA I Total I 408 76,990 148,920 52% 48% 197 1,489,822 1.32 Licensed ICU Bed Capacity for HSA 1, FY2018 Licensed Total Possible Licensed ICU ICU Beds Actual ICU ICU Bed ICU Beds Total 2020 FacilityID Facility Name County HSA Licensed ICU Bed Bed Capacity Available per Bed Days Capacity Available Population ICU Beds Days Unused 10,000 Pop Used Notes: Notes: a b c d e f g h Source: NC DHSR Hospital Access Database per 2019 License Renewal Applications Notes: * Hospitals are closed and no longer in operation ** Some hospitals with ICU beds did not report ICU bed days Numbers may not foot in table due to rounding a: Total licensed ICU beds from NC DHSR Hospital Access Database per 2019 NC DHSR Hospital License Renewal Applications b: Total ICU bed days from NC DHSR Hospital Access Database per 2019 NC DHSR Hospital License Renewal Applications c: b * 365 days d: b / c e: (1‐d) f: a * e g: NCOSBM 2020 population estimate h: f/g *10,000 Available ICU Bed Capacity in HSA 2, FY18 Source: NC DHSR per 2019 Hospital License Renewal Applications *Codes on map match Facility ID in tables Licensed ICU Bed Capacity for HSA 2, FY2018 Licensed Total Actual Possible Licensed ICU ICU Beds ICU Bed ICU Beds Total 2020 FacilityID Facility Name County HSA Licensed ICU Bed ICU Bed Bed Capacity Available per Capacity Available Population ICU Beds Days Days Unused 10,000 Pop Used Notes: Notes: a b c d e f g h Z Alamance Regional Medical Center Alamance II 20 3,982 7,300 55% 45% 9 Alamance Total II 20 3,982 7,300 55% 45% 9 174,055 0.52 Caswell Total II ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 23,666 0.00 Novant Health Thomasville AL Medical Center Davidson II 13 2,645 4,745 56% 44% 6 AR Lexington Medical Center Davidson II ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ Davidson Total II 13 2,645 4,745 56% 44% 6 170,888 0.34 AU Davie Medical Center Davie II ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ Davie Total II ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 43,965 0.00 AH North Carolina Baptist Hospital Forsyth II 207 59,804 75,555 79% 21% 43 Novant Health Forsyth Medical AJ Center Forsyth II 148 39,380 54,020 73% 27% 40 Novant Health Forsyth Medical AK Center ‐ Kernersville Forsyth II 4 1,084 1,460 74% 26% 1 Select Specialty Hospital ‐ Winston‐ AO Salem** Forsyth II 42 ‐ 15,330 0% 100% 42 Forsyth Total II 401 100,268 146,365 69% 31% 126 383,123 3.30 Cone Health ‐ Moses Cone AB Hospital Guilford II 64 16,104 23,360 69% 31% 20 Cone Health ‐ Wesley Long AC Hospital Guilford II 20 5,361 7,300 73% 27% 5 AD Cone Health ‐ Women's Hospital Guilford II 40 10,612 14,600 73% 27% 11 AE High Point Regional Health Guilford II 50 10,899 18,250 60% 40% 20 AG Kindred Hospital ‐ Greensboro Guilford II 101 15,266 36,865 41% 59% 59 Select Specialty Hospital ‐ Greensboro at the Moses H Cone AN Memorial Hospital Guilford II 30 9,427 10,950 86% 14% 4 Guilford Total II 305 67,669 111,325 61% 39% 120 545,348 2.19 AM Randolph Hospital Randolph II 12 1,649 4,380 38% 62% 7 Randolph Total II 12 1,649 4,380 38% 62% 7 145,807 0.51 AA Annie Penn Hospital Rockingham II 12 2,477 4,380 57% 43% 5 AP UNC Rockingham Health Care Rockingham II 9 1,239 3,285 38% 62% 6 Rockingham Total II 21 3,716 7,665 48% 52% 11 91,830 1.18 Licensed ICU Bed Capacity for HSA 2, FY2018 Licensed Total Actual Possible Licensed ICU ICU Beds ICU Bed ICU Beds Total 2020 FacilityID Facility Name County HSA Licensed ICU Bed ICU Bed Bed Capacity Available per Capacity Available Population ICU Beds Days Days Unused 10,000 Pop Used Notes: Notes: a b c d e f g h LifeBrite Community Hospital of AS Stokes Stokes II ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ Stokes Total II ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 46,360 0.00 AF Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital Surry II 69 11,413 25,185 45% 55% 38 AI Northern Hospital of Surry County Surry II 10 1,999 3,650 55% 45% 5 Novant Health Medical Park AT Hospital Surry II ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ Surry Total II 79 13,412 28,835 0% 0% 42 73,231 5.77 Yadkin Valley Community Hospital AQ (closed)* Yadkin II ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ Yadkin Total II ‐ ‐ ‐ 0% 0% ‐ 38,236 0.00 HSA II Total II 851 193,341 310,615 62% 38% 321 1,736,509 1.85 Source: NC DHSR Hospital Access Database per 2019 License Renewal Applications Notes: * Hospitals are closed and no longer in operation ** Some hospitals with ICU beds did not report ICU bed days Numbers may not foot in table due to rounding a: Total licensed ICU beds from NC DHSR Hospital Access Database per 2019 NC DHSR Hospital License Renewal Applications b: Total ICU bed days from NC DHSR Hospital Access Database per 2019 NC DHSR Hospital License Renewal Applications c: b * 365 days d: b / c e: (1‐d) f: a * e g: NCOSBM 2020 population estimate h: f/g *10,000 Available ICU Bed Capacity in HSA 3, FY18 Source: NC DHSR per 2019 Hospital License Renewal Applications *Codes on map match Facility ID in tables Licensed ICU Bed Capacity for HSA 3, FY2018 Licensed Total Possible Licensed ICU ICU Beds Actual ICU ICU Bed ICU Beds Total 2020 FacilityID Facility Name County HSA Licensed ICU Bed Bed Capacity Available per Bed Days Capacity Available Population ICU Beds Days
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