About

South Peninsula Hospital is designated as a Critical Access Hospital located in Homer, Alaska. This designation is typically granted to rural hospitals that meet specific criteria, including maintaining no more than 25 inpatient beds and offering 24/7 emergency services. The facility serves the lower Kenai Peninsula region, functioning as a primary point of access for healthcare services for its surrounding community.

As a Critical Access Hospital, South Peninsula Hospital is structured to provide acute care with an average length of stay of 96 hours or less, alongside outpatient services. These operational parameters are intended to ensure essential healthcare remains accessible in rural areas. Regarding quality metrics, the facility's CMS rating has not yet been reported. No information on specific teaching affiliations or trauma center designations is available.

Quality at a glance

From CMS Care Compare .

Patient experience

Not reported

Safety of care

Not reported

Mortality

Same as national average

Readmissions

Same as national average

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