NRHP Member Hospitals

NRHP is composed of 13 Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) serving approximately 228,000 people and spread over a geographic area about the size of New England.

NRHP members are working every day to make high quality hospital-based healthcare services available to the rural communities in Nevada. 

Click on our printable Consortium Map below to discover where Nevada’s CAHs are located, scroll down to learn more about each hospital, or download information on member demographics from NRHP’s Resource Guide here.

Banner Churchill Community Hospital | Fallon, Nevada

Rob Carnahan, CEO/Administrator | www.bannerhealth.com | 775.423.3151

Banner Churchill Community Hospital (BCCH) is a 25-bed licensed hospital that opened in 1996. Serving a rural population of approximately 45,000 people, BCCH employs over 300 people and has over 40 active physicians and allied health professionals. They offer acute and primary care, including comprehensive emergency care with an ambulance service that covers more than 5,900 square miles. They serve with compassion, caring and respect to maintain the dignity and enhance the well-being of each person. They are committed to providing patients and their families with excellent care and service.

Battle Mountain General Hospital | Battle Mountain, Nevada

Jason Bleak, CEO/Administrator | www.bmgh.org | 775.623.2550

Serving Lander County residents and visitors, Battle Mountain General Hospital (BMGH) is a community-oriented health care facility dedicated to patient safety and quality care. They strive to utilize their resources efficiently in order to provide high quality services intended to produce the best outcome for those they serve. BMGH is a valuable resource and an integral component of Lander County prosperity.

Boulder City Hospital | Boulder City, Nevada

Tom Maher, CEO/Administrator | www.bchcares.org | 702.293.4111

Boulder City Hospital is a place of healing. Our priority is to provide a safe and equitable healthcare experience for all. As stewards of the health and wellbeing of our community, we are committed to providing compassionate, quality care for everyone. Our diverse, caring and accepting professional workforce is dedicated to delivering exceptional patient care.

Carson Valley Health | Gardnerville, Nevada

Jeff Prater, CEO/Administrator | www.cvmchospital.org | 775.782.1500

Carson Valley Health (CVH) is a comprehensive community healthcare system, providing quality care to the residents of Carson Valley and surrounding areas. A joint partnership of Barton HealthCare System of South Lake Tahoe and Renown Health of Reno, CVH is a non-profit, state-accredited healthcare organization with a critical access hospital (23 licensed patient beds), emergency department and outpatient/inpatient surgical services on its main campus in Gardnerville. With an additional five off-site primary care clinics, an urgent care and a host of outpatient and complimentary services, CVH is more than a community hospital, they are a partner in health and wellness.

Desert View Hospital | Pahrump, Nevada

Susan Davila, CEO/Administrator | www.desertviewhospital.com | 775.751.7500

Desert View Hospital (DVH) is a critical access hospital located in Pahrump, Nevada. The hospital has proudly served the community for over 10 years and offers a range of dedicated services, including emergency care, physical therapy, wound care, radiology, surgery, a 24-hour laboratory and cardiopulmonary care. The mission of DVH is to provide sensitive and compassionate healthcare of the highest quality to their patients and their families and friends. They do this in a manner that encourages the efficient use of resources while providing a working environment that promotes the personal and professional growth of their employees.

Grover C. Dils Medical Center | Caliente, Nevada

Melissa Rowe, CEO/Administrator | www.gcdmc.org | 775.726.3171

Lincoln County Hospital District, dba Grover C. Dils Medical Center (GCDMC), was established in 1935. The district consists of two clinics, one located in Caliente and one in Alamo. The hospital is located in Caliente, serving a county population of approximately 5000 residents. The hospital’s mission is to provide Lincoln County residents with excellent health care services. GCDMC take pride in serving patients’ emergency, short-term and long-term care requirements. Their fine diagnostic and treatment services are designed to meet patients’ special needs.

Humboldt General Hospital | Winnemucca, Nevada

Robyn Dunckhorst, CEO/Administrator | www.hghospital.org | 775.623.5222

In this age of healthcare uncertainty, people are looking for a hospital that feels more like a family than a corporate takeover. For over 100 years, Humboldt General Hospital has provided that kind of family environment for the residents of north-central Nevada. True, the hospital is in the business of providing medical services for money, but they never forget that people come first. That is the philosophy that has sustained HGH for the past 100 years; it is the same philosophy that will see them through the coming century.

Incline Village Community Hospital | Incline Village, Nevada

Louis Ward, Administrator | www.tfhd.com | 775.833.4100

Incline Village Community Hospital (IVCH) serves the population of the North Lake Tahoe area including Incline Village and Crystal Bay. A part of the Tahoe Forest Health System, proudly serving the Tahoe and Truckee communities since 1952.

Mesa View Regional Hospital | Mesquite, Nevada

Kelly Adams, CEO/Administrator | www.mesaviewhospital.com | 702.346.8040

Mesa View Regional Hospital is a 25-bed critical access hospital with a full range of inpatient and outpatient care; diagnostic imaging; and emergency, medical and surgical care. They are proud to offer a Total Joint Replacement program and to be accredited by The Joint Commission. And they work hard every day to be a place of healing, caring and connection for patients and families in the community they call home.

Mt. Grant General Hospital | Hawthorne, Nevada

Denise Ferguson, CEO/Administrator | www.mgghnv.org | 775.945.2461

Mt. Grant General Hospital is located in Hawthorne, Nevada–138 miles southeast of Reno, the nearest urban center. A district hospital owned by Mineral County, the hospital serves a resident population of approximately 4,500 citizens. Situated on the major southern route to Las Vegas, the hospital also serves those traveling through the state. The hospital has 11 licensed acute beds and 24 long term care beds.

Pershing General Hospital | Lovelock, Nevada

Brandon Chadock, CEO/Administrator | www.pershinghospital.org | 775.273.2621

Pershing General Hospital offers quality and diversified healthcare services through their dedicated, compassionate staff members, while enhancing the health of the community by providing healthcare education and preventative medicine. The vision of PGH is to become the provider of first choice for their community by being a leader in rural healthcare and offering innovative technologically advanced services.

South Lyon Medical Center | Yerington, Nevada

Toni Inserra, CEO/Administrator | www.slmcnv.org | 775.463.2301

Located in beautiful rural Nevada, South Lyon Medical Center has provided care to the residents of Mason and Smith Valley and the surrounding area for more than 50 years. SLMC believes it has a special responsibility to improve the health and well-being of the community, both inside and outside its walls. That is why they are constantly working to identify unmet needs and develop programs and services to address them. The expert care that patients receive at SLMC goes hand-in-hand with a level of concern that can be found only in a small hospital.

William Bee Ririe Hospital | Ely, Nevada

Matt Walker, CEO/Administrator | www.wbrhely.org | 775.289.3001

The mission of William Bee Ririe Hospital (WBRH) is to provide quality health services in a compassionate, safe and secure environment that supports the dignity of individuals and families. This not-for-profit entity provides services appropriate to its service area and coordinates access to needed health services.