List of hospitals in North Carolina

List of hospitals in North Carolina is located in North Carolina
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North Carolina Trauma Hospitals.
Red dots represent Trauma Level I; Green dots represent Trauma Level II; Blue dots represent Trauma Level III.

This is a list of hospitals in North Carolina. Five hospitals serve as university-affiliated academic medical centers: Duke University Hospital (Duke University), ECU Health (ECU), UNC Health (UNC), and Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist & Atrium Health's Carolinas Medical Center (Wake Forest University), while WakeMed is an unaffiliated Level I trauma center. Twenty hospitals are certified as Critical Access Hospitals.

Hospital list

Name City County Inpatient general beds Trauma designation[1] Affiliation Notes
AdventHealth Hendersonville Hendersonville Henderson 62[2] — AdventHealth Formerly Park Ridge Health[3]
AdventHealth Polk Columbus Polk 25[4] — AdventHealth Formerly St. Luke's Hospital; Critical access hospital[4]
Alleghany Health Sparta Alleghany 3 — Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist[5] Critical access hospital;[4] formerly Alleghany Memorial Hospital
Angel Medical Center Franklin Macon 25[4] — HCA[6]/Mission[7] Critical access hospital[4]
Ashe Memorial Hospital Jefferson Ashe 76 — Novant Health (via Shared Services)[8][9] Critical access hospital[4]
Atrium Health Anson Wadesboro Anson 15 — Atrium Health[10][5] —
Atrium Health Cabarrus Concord Cabarrus 447 Level III Atrium Health[11][10][5] Count includes the Jeff Gordon Children's Hospital
Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center Charlotte Mecklenburg 874[12] Level I Atrium Health[11][10][5] Counts include 234 beds at the Levine Children's Hospital
Atrium Health Cleveland Shelby Cleveland 241[13] Level III Atrium Health[11][10][5] —
Atrium Health Kings Mountain Kings Mountain Cleveland 67[13] — Atrium Health[11][10][5] —
Atrium Health Lake Norman Cornelius Mecklenburg 36 — Atrium Health —
Atrium Health Lincoln Lincolnton Lincoln 101[2] — Atrium Health[11][10][5] —
Atrium Health Mercy Charlotte Mecklenburg 185[14] — Atrium Health[10][5] —
Atrium Health Pineville Charlotte Mecklenburg 278[2] — Atrium Health[10][5] Formerly Mercy Hospital South
Atrium Health Stanly Albemarle Stanly 97[11] — Atrium Health[10][5] —
Atrium Health Union Monroe Union 182[11][15] — Atrium Health[11][10][5]
Atrium Health Union West Stallings Union 40[16] — Atrium Health[11][10][5]
Atrium Health University City Charlotte Mecklenburg 104[11][2] — Atrium Health[11][10][5] —
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Davie Medical Center Bermuda Run Davie 50[17][18] — Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist[5] —
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist High Point Medical Center High Point Guilford 351[19] — Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist[5] —
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Lexington Medical Center Lexington Davidson 94 — Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist[5] —
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Winston-Salem Forsyth 885 Level I Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist[5] —
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Wilkes Medical Center North Wilkesboro Wilkes 144 — Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist[5]
Blue Ridge Regional Hospital Spruce Pine Mitchell 25[4] — HCA[6]/Mission[7] Critical access hospital[4]
Cannon Memorial Hospital Linville Avery 13 — UNC Health Appalachian Critical access hospital[4]
Cape Fear Valley Betsy Johnson Hospital Dunn Harnett 101[20] — Cape Fear formerly Betsy Johnson Regional Hospital
Cape Fear Valley-Bladen County Hospital Elizabethtown Bladen 48 — Cape Fear Critical access hospital[4]
Cape Fear Valley Central Harnett Hospital Lillington Harnett 50[20] — Cape Fear Formerly Central Harnett Hospital
Cape Fear Valley Hoke Hospital Raeford Hoke 41 — Cape Fear —
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center Fayetteville Cumberland 600 Level III Cape Fear —
CarolinaEast Medical Center New Bern Craven 350 — — —
CaroMont Regional Medical Center Gastonia Gaston 435 Level III CaroMont Health
Carteret General Hospital Morehead City Carteret 135 — — —
Catawba Valley Medical Center Hickory Catawba 200 — — —
Central Carolina Hospital Sanford Lee 137 — Duke LifePoint[21][22] —
Columbus Regional Healthcare System Whiteville Columbus 154 — Atrium Health[10][5] —
Cone Health Alamance Regional Burlington Alamance 182 — Cone Health —
Cone Health Annie Penn Hospital Reidsville Rockingham 110 — Cone Health —
Cone Health Moses Cone Hospital Greensboro Guilford 536[23] Level II Cone Health includes Cone Health Women's & Children's Center; some historical signage still carries the previous name, The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital
Cone Health Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro Guilford 175 — Cone Health —
Dosher Memorial Hospital Southport Brunswick 25 — — Critical access hospital[4]
Duke Health Lake Norman Hospital Mooresville Iredell 123[24] — Duke Health Formerly Lake Norman Regional Medical Center
Duke Raleigh Hospital Raleigh Wake 186 — Duke Health Formerly Raleigh Community Hospital
Duke Regional Hospital Durham Durham 369 — Duke Health —
Duke University Hospital Durham Durham 943 Level I Duke Health —
ECU Health Beaufort Hospital Washington Beaufort 120 — ECU Health Formerly Vidant Beaufort Hospital
ECU Health Bertie Hospital Windsor Bertie 6 — ECU Health Critical access hospital;[4] formerly Vidant Bertie Hospital
ECU Health Chowan Hospital Edenton Chowan 25[4] — ECU Health Critical access hospital;[4] formerly Vidant Chowan Hospital
ECU Health Duplin Hospital Kenansville Duplin 101 — ECU Health Formerly Vidant Duplin Hospital
ECU Health Edgecombe Hospital Tarboro Edgecombe 117 — ECU Health Formerly Heritage Hospital, Vidant Edgecombe Hospital
ECU Health Medical Center Greenville Pitt 974 Level I ECU Health Formerly Pitt County Memorial Hospital & Vidant Medical Center
ECU Health North Hospital Roanoke Rapids Halifax 204 — ECU Health Formerly Halifax Regional Medical Center, Vidant North Hospital[25]
ECU Health Roanoke-Chowan Hospital Ahoskie Hertford 114 — ECU Health Formerly Vidant Roanoke-Chowan Hospital
Erlanger Western Carolina Hospital Murphy Cherokee 57[26] or 25[4] — Erlanger Critical access hospital;[4] formerly Murphy Medical Center
FirstHealth Montgomery Memorial Hospital Troy Montgomery 25[4] — FirstHealth Critical access hospital[4]
FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital Pinehurst Moore 402 — FirstHealth —
FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital - Hoke Raeford Hoke 8 — FirstHealth —
FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital - Richmond Rockingham Richmond 99 [27] — FirstHealth —
Frye Regional Medical Center Hickory Catawba 355 — Duke LifePoint[21][22] —
Granville Medical Center Oxford Granville 62[28][29] — — —
Harris Regional Hospital Sylva Jackson 86 — Duke LifePoint[21][22] Formerly MedWest-Harris
Haywood Regional Medical Center Clyde Haywood 169 — Duke LifePoint[21][22] Formerly MedWest-Haywood
Highlands-Cashiers Hospital Highlands Macon 25[4] — HCA[6]/Mission[7] Critical access hospital[4]
Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital Elkin Surry 220 — Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist[30] —
Iredell Memorial Hospital Statesville Iredell 247 — — —
LifeBrite Community Hospital of Stokes Danbury Stokes 25[4] — LifeBrite Critical access hospital;[4] formerly Pioneer Community Hospital of Stokes
Maria Parham Health Henderson Vance 102 — Duke LifePoint[21][22] —
Mission Hospital Asheville Buncombe 733 Level II HCA[6]/Mission[7] —
Mission Hospital McDowell Marion McDowell 65 — HCA[6]/Mission[7] Formerly McDowell Hospital
North Carolina Specialty Hospital Durham Durham 18 — — —
Northern Regional Hospital Mount Airy Surry 133 — — Formerly Northern Hospital of Surry County
Novant Health Ballantyne Medical Center Charlotte Mecklenburg 36[31] — Novant Health —
Novant Health Brunswick Medical Center Supply Brunswick 74[32] — Novant Health —
Novant Health Charlotte Orthopaedic Hospital Charlotte Mecklenburg 80[32] — Novant Health —
Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center Winston-Salem Forsyth 921 — Novant Health —
Novant Health Huntersville Medical Center Huntersville Mecklenburg 75[32] — Novant Health —
Novant Health Kernersville Medical Center Kernersville Forsyth 50[32] — Novant Health —
Novant Health Matthews Medical Center Matthews Mecklenburg 137[32] — Novant Health —
Novant Health Medical Park Hospital Winston-Salem Forsyth 22[32] — Novant Health —
Novant Health Mint Hill Medical Center Mint Hill Mecklenburg 46[33] — Novant Health —
Novant Health New Hanover Orthopedic Hospital Wilmington New Hanover 94[34] — Novant Health[35]/NHRMC Formerly Cape Fear Memorial Hospital, NHRMC Orthopedic Hospital
Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center Wilmington New Hanover 798 Level II Novant Health[35]/NHRMC —
Novant Health Pender Medical Center Burgaw Pender 25[4] — Novant Health / NHRMC Critical access hospital;[4] formerly Pender Memorial Hospital
Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center Charlotte Mecklenburg 622[32] Level II Novant Health —
Novant Health Rowan Medical Center Salisbury Rowan 268[32] — Novant Health —
Novant Health Thomasville Medical Center Thomasville Davidson 146[32] — Novant Health —
Onslow Memorial Hospital Jacksonville Onslow 162 — UNC Health[36] —
The Outer Banks Hospital Nags Head Dare 19[4] — ECU Health Critical access hospital[4]
Person Memorial Hospital Roxboro Person 110 — Duke LifePoint[21][22] —
Randolph Health Asheboro Randolph 145 — American Healthcare Systems —
Rutherford Regional Health System Rutherfordton Rutherford 143 — Duke LifePoint[21][22] —
Sampson Regional Medical Center Clinton Sampson 146 — — —
Scotland Memorial Hospital Laurinburg Scotland 104[37] — Atrium Health[10][5] Counts do not include 50 nursing home beds in the Edwin Morgan Center.
Sentara Albemarle Medical Center Elizabeth City Pasquotank 182 — Sentara Formerly Albemarle Hospital
Swain Community Hospital Bryson City Swain 25[4] — Duke LifePoint[21][22] Critical access hospital;[4] formerly MedWest-Swain
Transylvania Regional Hospital Brevard Transylvania 25[4] — HCA[6]Mission[7] Critical access hospital[4]
UNC Health Blue Ridge Morganton Burke 293 Level III UNC Health[38] Formerly Grace Hospital, later Carolinas Healthcare System Morganton
UNC Health Caldwell Lenoir Caldwell 110 — UNC Health —
UNC Health Chatham Siler City Chatham 25[4] — UNC Health Critical access hospital[4]
UNC Health Johnston Smithfield Johnston 177 — UNC Health —
UNC Health Johnston Clayton Clayton Johnston 50 — UNC Health
UNC Health Lenoir Kinston Lenoir 261 — UNC Health Formerly Lenoir Memorial Hospital
UNC Health Nash Rocky Mount Nash 353 — UNC Health Formerly Nash General Hospital, later Nash UNC Health CAre
UNC Health Pardee[39] Hendersonville Henderson 222 — UNC Health Formerly Pardee UNC Health Care
UNC Health Rex Raleigh Wake 665 — UNC Health —
UNC Health Rex Holly Springs Holly Springs Wake 50 — UNC Health —
UNC Health Rockingham[40] Eden Rockingham 229 — UNC Health Formerly Morehead Memorial Hospital
UNC Health Southeastern Lumberton Robeson 452 — UNC Health Formerly Southeastern Regional Medical Center
UNC Health Wayne Goldsboro Wayne 316 — UNC Health —
UNC Hospitals Hillsborough Campus Hillsborough Orange 83 — UNC Health On license of UNC Medical Center
UNC Medical Center Chapel Hill Orange 778 Level I UNC Health —
WakeMed Raleigh Wake 567[41] Level I WakeMed Formerly Memorial Hospital of Wake County
WakeMed Cary Hospital Cary Wake 156[41] Level III WakeMed formerly Western Wake Medical Center
WakeMed North Hospital Raleigh Wake 61[41][42] — WakeMed —
Washington Regional Medical Center Plymouth Washington 49 — Affinity Health Partners Critical access hospital;[43] formerly Washington County Hospital
Watauga Medical Center Boone Watauga 117 — UNC Health Appalachian —
Wilson Medical Center Wilson Wilson 294 — Duke LifePoint[21][22] —

Future hospital list

Name City County Inpatient general beds Affiliation Notes
North Carolina Children's Apex Wake 500 Duke Health & UNC Health Planned groundbreaking in 2027[44]
Scotts Hill Medical Center Wilmington New Hanover 66 Novant Health Planned opening June 16, 2026.[45]
AdventHealth Weaverville Weaverville Buncombe 67 AdventHealth Pending groundbreaking[46]
Duke Health Cary Cary Wake 40 Duke Health Plan opening in 2027[47]
Novant Health Wesley Chapel Medical Center Monroe Union 32 Novant Health Plan opening in 2030[48]
Novant Health Leland Medical Center Leland Brunswick 20 Novant Health [49]
Cone Health Mebane Hospital Mebane Alamance 46 Cone Health Plan opening in April 2029[50]
WakeMed Garner Hospital Garner Wake 45 WakeMed Plan opening in summer 2028[51]
UNC Hospitals Cary Campus Cary Durham 102 UNC Health Plan opening in January 2032[52]
Atrium Health Harrisburg Hospital Harrisburg Cabarrus 109 Atrium Health Plan opening in 2028[53][54][55]

Closed hospitals

Name City County Hospital beds Year opened Date closed Affiliation Notes
Martin General Hospital Williamston Martin 49[56] — August 3, 2023 Quorum Health[56]
Davis Regional Medical Center Statesville Iredell 130[24] — August 24, 2022 Community Health[24] In July 2022, announced plans to discontinue acute care services and become specialty inpatient behavioral health hospital[57] Later sold to Iredell Health and renamed Iredell Davis Behavioral Health
Carolinas ContinueCARE Hospital at University Charlotte Mecklenburg 35[11] 2015 March 2022[58]
Cone Health Women's Hospital Greensboro Guilford 134 1977 February 23, 2020 Cone Health Originally Greensboro Hospital. Reopened as Cone Health Green Valley Campus, a dedicated COVID hospital, April 2020-March 2021.
Carolinas ContinueCARE Hospital at Kings Mountain Kings Mountain Cleveland 28[11] March 2014 circa 2018 After Crawley Memorial closed, the LTAC was moved to campus of Atrium Health Kings Mountain.
Our Community Hospital Scotland Neck Halifax 100 1992 December 31, 2017 — —
Sandhills Regional Medical Center Hamlet Richmond 64 ? November 2017[59] FirstHealth[60]

Leased by state for overflow during COVID-19 pandemic[61]

Wake Forest Baptist Health Davie Hospital Mocksville Davie 10[59] 1956 March 2017[59] Formerly Davie County Hospital, later Davie Medical Center - Mocksville. Replaced by new facility in Bermuda Run (Wake Forest Baptist Health Davie Medical Center).
Novant Health Franklin Medical Center Louisburg Franklin 2 October 16, 2015 Novant Health Licensed for 83 beds, but only staffed 2 inpatient beds and 13 geriatric behavioral health beds
Yadkin Valley Community Hospital Yadkinville Yadkin 22 May 22, 2015[62] HMC/CAH Formerly Hoots Memorial Hospital
Anson Community Hospital Wadesboro Anson 52 1954 July 2014 Atrium Health Replaced by Carolinas HealthCare System Anson
Vidant Pungo Hospital Belhaven Beaufort 25 1949 July 2014 Vidant
Blowing Rock Hospital Blowing Rock Watauga 25[59] October 2013[59]
Dorothea Dix Hospital Raleigh Wake 2012 Psychiatric hospital
Crawley Memorial Hospital Boiling Springs Cleveland 60 1974 December 2009[59] Atrium Health Established in 1949 as Royster Memorial Hospital. In 1985 began converting acute care beds to skilled care beds.
Frye Regional Medical Center Alexander Campus[59] Taylorsville[59] Alexander 23 February 2007[59] Formerly Alexander Community Hospital
Mission Family Health Center[59] Burnsville Yancey 6[59] September 2006[59] Formerly Yancey Community Medical Center[59]
Good Hope Hospital[59] Erwin Harnett 43[59] April 2006[59]
District Memorial Hospital Andrews Cherokee 60 1956 June 2003 Acquired by Murphy Medical Center in 2001 (now Erlanger Western Carolina Hospital); Demolished in 2008
Sloop Memorial Hospital Crossnore Avery 38 1928 1999 Formerly Garrett Memorial Hospital, 1928–1983
Watts Hospital Durham Durham 1909 circa 1976 replaced by Durham County General Hospital; buildings are now part of North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics

Long-term acute care hospitals

There are several Long term acute care hospitals and inpatient rehab facilities in the state of North Carolina.

Name City County Hospital beds Affiliation Notes
Asheville Specialty Hospital Asheville Buncombe 34[11][63] Mission[63] —
Atrium Health Carolinas Rehabilitation Charlotte Charlotte Mecklenburg 72[64][11] Atrium Health[11][5] On the campus of Carolinas Medical Center. New building opened January 2023.
Atrium Health Carolinas Rehabilitation Mount Holly Belmont Gaston 40[11] Atrium Health[11][5] —
Atrium Health Carolinas Rehabilitation NorthEast Concord Cabarrus 40[11] Atrium Health[11][5] —
Atrium Health Pineville Rehabilitation Hospital Charlotte Mecklenburg 29[65] Atrium Health[5] Formerly Carolinas Rehabilitation - Pineville
CarePartners Rehabilitation Hospital Asheville Buncombe 80 — —
Carolinas ContinueCARE Hospital at Pineville Charlotte Mecklenburg 40[11] Atrium Health —
Cape Fear Valley Highsmith-Rainey Specialty Hospital Fayetteville Cumberland 66 Cape Fear —
Kindred Hospital - Greensboro Greensboro Guilford 124 ScionHealth —
LifeCare Hospitals of North Carolina Rocky Mount Nash 50 LifeCare —
Novant Health Rehabilitation Hospital Winston-Salem Forsyth 68 Novant Health, Encompass Health —
Select Specialty Hospital - Durham Durham Durham 30 Select Specialty Hospital —
Select Specialty Hospital - Greensboro Greensboro Guilford 30 Select Specialty Hospital —
Select Specialty Hospital - Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Forsyth 42 Select Specialty Hospital —

Government hospitals

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services administers three psychiatric hospitals in North Carolina:

Name City County Year opened
Broughton Hospital Morganton Burke 1883
Central Regional Hospital Butner Granville 2008
Cherry Hospital Goldsboro Wayne 1880

The United States Department of Defense armed forces operate three hospitals in North Carolina:

Military hospital City County Inpatient

beds

Trauma designation[1] Affiliation Military base
Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune Jacksonville Onslow Level III US Navy Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune
Womack Army Medical Center Fayetteville Cumberland 138 Level III US Army U.S. Army Fort Bragg

The United States Department of Veterans Affairs operates four hospitals in North Carolina:

Name City County Inpatient

beds

Trauma designation[1] Affiliation Notes
Asheville VA Medical Center Asheville Buncombe 119 — VHA [66]
Durham VA Medical Center Durham Durham 151 — VHA [67]
Fayetteville VA Medical Center Fayetteville Cumberland 58 — VHA [68]
W. G. (Bill) Hefner VA Medical Center Salisbury, NC Salisbury Rowan 260 — VHA [69]

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