For-profit hospitals are privately owned to make a profit. CMS records two such ownership types: "Proprietary" (investor-owned companies and other private owners) and "Physician" (owned by physicians); both are listed here. Nonprofit hospitals are run by charitable organizations, and government hospitals by a city, county, state or hospital district. Ownership type isn't a measure of quality, so compare each hospital's own Medicare results.
Every for-profit hospital in New Hampshire
| Healthsouth Rehab HospitalConcord | no ER | — |
|---|---|---|
| Parkland Medical CenterDerry | 2 hr | 4 of 5 |
| Portsmouth Regional HospitalPortsmouth | 2 hr 12 min | 3 of 5 |
| Frisbie Memorial HospitalRochester | 2 hr 12 min | 3 of 5 |
| Northeast Rehab HospitalSalem | no ER | — |
No hospital matches that filter.
Questions about for-profit hospitals in New Hampshire
How many for-profit hospitals are there in New Hampshire?
New Hampshire has 5 for-profit hospitals in the CMS data published July 2026.
What is a for-profit hospital?
For-profit hospitals are privately owned to make a profit. CMS records two such ownership types: "Proprietary" (investor-owned companies and other private owners) and "Physician" (owned by physicians); both are listed here. Nonprofit hospitals are run by charitable organizations, and government hospitals by a city, county, state or hospital district. Ownership type isn't a measure of quality, so compare each hospital's own Medicare results.
Ownership type from the CMS Hospital General Information dataset. Data published July 2026. About the data.