Critical Access hospitals in Nevada

Critical Access hospitals › Nevada

Nevada has 13 Critical Access hospitals. 13 of them have an emergency department. Across those that report it, the median emergency department visit lasts 1 hr 55 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
Battle Mountain General Hospital	Batte Mtn	1 hr 55 min	—
Boulder City Hospital	Boulder City	1 hr 48 min	—
Grover C Dils Medical Center	Caliente	2 hr 32 min	—
William Bee Ririe Hospital	Ely	3 hr 14 min	—
Banner Churchill Community Hospital	Fallon	2 hr 4 min	2/5
Carson Valley Medical Center	Gardnerville	2 hr 23 min	5/5
Mount Grant General Hospital	Hawthorne	1 hr 22 min	—
Incline Village Community Hospital	Incline Village	1 hr 25 min	—
Pershing General Hospital	Lovelock	1 hr 53 min	—
Mesa View Regional Hospital	Mesquite	2 hr 24 min	2/5
Desert View Regional Medical Center	Pahrump	2 hr 43 min	2/5
Humboldt General Hospital	Winnemucca	1 hr 53 min	2/5
South Lyon Medical Center	Yerington	1 hr 38 min	—

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