155 hospitals in Tennessee
Every hospital in Tennessee by city, with emergency room wait times and Medicare star ratings where CMS publishes them.
Hospitals
155
in 98 Tennessee cities
With an ER
129
83% of hospitals
Tennessee has 155 open hospitals across 98 cities. By type: 104 acute care hospitals, 20 psychiatric hospitals, 15 critical access hospitals, 4 rehabilitation hospitals, 4 VA acute care hospitals, 2 children's hospitals and 2 rural emergency hospital hospitals (type not recorded for 4).
Tennessee's largest hospital cities
Nashville
12 hospitals · 9 with an ER
- Median ER
- 2 hr 32 min
- Top rated
- Vanderbilt University Hospital (5★)
Chattanooga
7 hospitals · 3 with an ER
- Median ER
- 2 hr 49 min
- Top rated
- Memorial Healthcare System, INC (5★)
Kingsport
5 hospitals · 3 with an ER
- Median ER
- 3 hr 24 min
- Top rated
- Wellmont Holston Valley Medical Center (2★)
Top-rated hospitals and shortest ER visits
Highest Medicare star ratings
- Vanderbilt Wilson County HospitalLebanon
- Williamson Medical CenterFranklin
- Williamson Medical CenterFranklin
- Leconte Medical CenterSevierville
- Leconte Medical CenterSevierville
- Memorial Healthcare System, INCChattanooga
- Vanderbilt University HospitalNashville
- Mountain Home VA Medical CenterMountain Home
Shortest median ER visits
- Trousdale Medical CenterHartsville 1 hr 13 min
- Stones River Hospital & Dekalb Community HospitalWoodbury 1 hr 26 min
- Riverview Regional Medical Center SouthCarthage 1 hr 34 min
- Erlanger Bledsoe HospitalPikeville 1 hr 36 min
- Wellmont Hancock County HospitalSneedville 1 hr 44 min
- Macon County General HospitalLafayette 1 hr 48 min
- Stones River Hospital and Dekalb Community HospSmithville 1 hr 48 min
- Houston County Community HospitalErin 1 hr 51 min
See every Tennessee ER ranked by wait · See every Tennessee hospital ranked by stars · by patient rating · by infections and safety
All Tennessee cities with hospitals
A
- Ashland City (2)
- Athens (1)
B
- Bartlett (1)
- Bolivar (4)
- Bristol (1)
- Brownsville (2)
C
- Camden (1)
- Carthage (2)
- Celina (1)
- Centerville (1)
- Chattanooga (8)
- Clarksville (3)
- Cleveland (2)
- Columbia (3)
- Cookeville (3)
- Copperhill (1)
- Covington (1)
- Crossville (1)
E
- Elizabethton (1)
- Erin (3)
- Erwin (2)
- Etowah (2)
F
- Fayetteville (2)
- Franklin (3)
G
- Gallatin (1)
- Germantown (1)
- Greeneville (2)
H
- Harriman (1)
- Hartsville (1)
- Hendersonville (1)
- Hermitage (1)
- Humboldt (1)
- Huntingdon (1)
J
- Jackson (5)
- Jamestown (1)
- Jasper (1)
- Jefferson City (1)
- Jellico (1)
- Johnson City (6)
L
- La Follette (2)
- Lafayette (1)
- Lawrenceburg (1)
- Lebanon (1)
- Lenoir City (1)
- Leoma (1)
- Lewisburg (1)
- Lexington (1)
- Linden (2)
- Livingston (2)
- Loudon (1)
- Louisville (1)
M
- Madison (1)
- Manchester (2)
- Martin (2)
- Maryville (1)
- McKenzie (1)
- McMinnville (1)
- Memphis (16)
- Milan (1)
- Morristown (3)
- Mountain City (1)
- Mountain Home (1)
- Murfreesboro (4)
N
- Nashville (16)
- New Tazewell (1)
- Newport (1)
R
- Ripley (1)
- Rogersville (1)
S
- Savannah (2)
- Selmer (1)
- Sevierville (2)
- Shelbyville (2)
- Smithville (1)
- Smyrna (1)
- Sneedville (1)
- Somerville (1)
- Sparta (1)
- Springfield (2)
- Sweetwater (1)
U
- Union City (1)
W
- Waverly (2)
- Waynesboro (2)
- Winchester (1)
- Woodbury (1)
Questions about hospitals in Tennessee
How many hospitals are in Tennessee?
There are 155 open hospitals in Tennessee across 98 cities. 129 of them have an emergency department.
Which Tennessee city has the most hospitals?
Memphis, with 16 hospitals. Nashville is next with 12.
How long is the ER wait in Tennessee?
The median emergency room visit in Tennessee lasts 2 hr 41 min, 13 min longer than the US median of 2 hr 28 min. That is a 12-month median from CMS, not a live wait time.
How many Tennessee hospitals have 5 stars?
8 of the 95 Tennessee hospitals with a Medicare overall star rating have 5 stars, and 32 have 4 or 5 stars. The average rating is 3.1 out of 5.
Hospitals in neighboring states
Source: hospital listings from CMS and public records; emergency room wait times (measure OP-18b) and overall star ratings from CMS Care Compare. Wait times are 12-month medians, not live. Where these figures come from.
Not affiliated with CMS. For a medical emergency, call 911.