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DHHS Hospital Spreadsheet HOSPITALS THAT HAVE REPORTED BED DATA Alamance Regional Medical Center Allehgany Memorial Hospital Angel Medical Center Ashe Memorial Hospital Atrium Health - Anson Atrium Health - Behavioral Health Atrium Health - Cabarrus Atrium Health - Cleveland Atrium Health - Kings Mountain Atrium Health - Levine Children's Hospital Atrium Health - Lincoln Atrium Health - Main Atrium Health - Mercy Atrium Health - Pineville Atrium Health - Stanly Atrium Health - Union Atrium Health - University Atrium Health Steele Creek Blue Ridge Regional Hospital Cannon Hospital Cape Fear Valley Hoke Hospital Cape Fear Valley Medical Center Cape Fear Valley, Bladen Hospital CarolinaEast Medical Center CaroMont Health Carteret Health Care Catawba Valley Medical Center Central Carolina Hospital Cherokee Indian Hospital Columbus Regional Healthcare System Cone Health Annie Penn Hospital Cone Health Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital Cone Health Wesley Long Hospital Davis Regional MC Dosher Memorial Hospital Duke Raleigh Hospital Duke Regional Hospital Duke University Hospital Durham VA FirstHealth Montgomery Memorial Hospital FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital FirstHealth Richmond Memorial Hospital Frye Regional MC Granville Health System Harnett Health - Betsy Johnson Hospital Harnett Health - Central Harnett Hospital Harris Hospital Haywood Hospital Highlands Cashiers Hospital Highsmith-Rainey Specialty Hospital Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital Iredell Health System Johnston UNC Health Care Lake Norman Regional Medical Center LifeBright Community Hospital of Stokes Maria Parham Medical Center Martin General Hospital McDowell Hospital Mission Health Hospital Murphy Medical Center Erlanger Western Carolina Hospital Nash Health Care System New Hanover Regional MC Northern Regional Hospital Novant Health - Brunswick MC Novant Health - Clemmons MC Novant Health - Forsyth MC Novant Health - Huntersville Novant Health - Kernersville MC Novant Health - Matthews Novant Health - Mint Hill Novant Health - Presbyterian Novant Health - Rowan Medical Center Novant Health - Thomasville MC Onslow Memorial Hospital Pardee Hospital Park Ridge Health (Advent Health) Pender Memorial Hospital Person Memorial Hospital Randolph Hospital Rutherford Regional Hospital Sampson Regional Medical Center Scotland Health Care System Sentara Albemarle Medical Center Southeastern Regional Medical Center St. Lukes Hospital Swain Hospital The Outer Banks Hospital Transylvania Regional Hospital UNC- Caldwell Memorial Hospital UNC Chatham Hospital UNC Lenoir Hospital UNC Medical Center UNC Rex Hospital UNC Rockingham Hospital UNC Wayne Hospital Vidant - North Vidant Beaufort Hospital Vidant Bertie Hospital Vidant Chowan Hospital Vidant Duplin Hospital Vidant Edgecombe Hospital Vidant Medical Center Vidant Roanoke Chowan Hospital Wake Forest Baptist MC - Winston Campus Wake Medical Center Washington Regional Medical Center Watauga Medical Center Wayne UNC Health Care WFBMC - Lexington MC WFBMC - Wilkes Regional MC WFBMC- Davie MC WFBMC- High Point MC WFUBMC - Brenner Children's Hospital Wilson Medical Center Women's Hospital.
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