CORDOVA COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER

Cordova Community Medical Center is a healthcare facility situated in Cordova, Alaska. It functions as a Critical Access Hospital, a designation established by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to support essential healthcare services in rural areas. This designation allows eligible rural hospitals to receive cost-based reimbursement from Medicare, aiming to reduce financial vulnerability and improve access to care.

The CMS Overall Hospital Quality Star Rating for Cordova Community Medical Center is not yet reported. Critical Access Hospitals are typically designed to offer a range of services including acute inpatient care, emergency services, and primary care, thereby ensuring local access to essential medical care in underserved rural communities. Information regarding specialized designations, such as trauma center levels or teaching affiliations, or a notable parent healthcare system, is not available for this facility.