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Exceptional Healthcare “Community Hospital” Overview:
Small-scale inpatient facilities, known in the industry as “community hospitals” or micro-hospitals are popping up across the country to offer medical care in underserved communities and provide a local alternative to the potentially long waits for emergency and acute care at major hospitals.
Already in 19 states, according to company research, these hospitals continue to grow and are becoming a significant trend in health care. One of the most noteworthy aspects of this trend is that it’s unfolding in the midst of the biggest upheaval in health care in decades, with numerous health reform proposals swirling in Washington DC, and hospitals and other facilities merging into ever-expanding systems. Nevertheless, health officials emphatically state, micro-hospitals fill a critical gap in the overall healthcare spectrum.
“We can offer quick service for any type of problem that walks through the door, you will receive the same care you would in a large facility,” says Dr. A. Shokr, an ER medical director within Exceptional Healthcare.
By providing 24/7 care that includes inpatient and surgical options, these community hospitals serve as a middle ground between freestanding emergency departments that may not offer all the required services and major hospitals that offer more than the community needs. These acute-care hospitals conform to the same federal and state licensing and regulations as a major hospital system. You can tailor the hospital to the needs of the community. These facilities provide board-certified, emergency room-trained physicians and outpatient ambulatory clinical services on site, as well as in patient beds, allowing patients to stay closer to their homes in less-severe circumstances.