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Critical Access hospitals in Arizona

Critical Access hospitals › Arizona

Arizona has 17 Critical Access hospitals. 16 of them have an emergency department. Across those that report it, the median emergency department visit lasts 2 hr 14 min.

A Critical Access Hospital is a Medicare designation for a small rural hospital. To qualify, a hospital keeps no more than 25 inpatient beds, sits a set distance from the next nearest hospital, keeps an average inpatient stay of 96 hours or less, and provides emergency care 24 hours a day. The designation exists to keep emergency care within reach in places too small to support a full general hospital, and it changes how Medicare pays them.

Hospital City ER wait CMS rating
Benson Hospital Benson 2 hr 35 min —
Copper Queen Community Hospital Bisbee 2 hr —
Sage Memorial Hospital Ganado not reported —
Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center Globe 1 hr 58 min 2/5
Carondelet Holy Cross Hospital Nogales 2 hr 24 min —
Page Hospital Page 1 hr 18 min —
La Paz Regional Hospital Parker not reported 2/5
Parker Indian Health Center Parker not reported —
Banner Payson Medical Center Payson 2 hr 22 min 4/5
San Carlos Apache Healthcare Corporation Peridot not reported —
Hopi Health Care Center Polacca not reported —
Huhu Kam Memorial Hospital Sacaton 2 hr 9 min —
Mt. Graham Regional Medical Center Safford 2 hr 26 min —
White Mountain Regional Medical Center Springerville 2 hr 14 min —
Wickenburg Community Hospital Wickenburg 2 hr 36 min —
Northern Cochise Community Hospital Willcox not reported —
Little Colorado Medical Center Winslow 2 hr 12 min —

Designation from the CMS Hospital General Information dataset. Data published July 2026. See all hospitals in Arizona, or Critical Access hospitals in other states. How this data works.