Program areas at Archbold Medical Center
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital (jdamh) in thomasville Georgia operates with 264 licensed beds; of which 226 are med/surg, 18 beds are designated to a psych unit, 20 beds are rehab. In addition, they operate a 64 bed skilled nursing facility. Jdamh is a rural referral center covering thomas county and surrounding counties in southern Georgia and northern Florida. 68% of patients were covered by medicare and medicaid, and 3.0% of patient revenue was provided as indigent care. In 2022, jdamh provided an estimated 38.9 million in indigent care charges. Jdamh treats all patients regardless of their ability to pay. In addition jdamh provided approximately 27.1 million in additional uncompensated care. Throughout the year, jdamh produces or sponsors many special programs for the community to educate them on important health needs. Jdamh, Inc. also maintains hospitals in grady county, brooks county, and mitchell county, filing under ein 58-0566121.
Grady general Hospital (ggh) in cairo, Georgia operates a 60 licensed bed acute care facility. Ten beds can be used as swing beds. It serves grady county and 59% of its patients were medicare/medicaid. In 2022, ggh provided approximately 5.1 million in indigent care. In addition, grady general Hospital provided an estimated 4.4 million in additional uncompensated care. Ein 58-1646537 filed under ein 58-0566121.
Mitchell county Hospital and nursing homes operate in camilla, Georgia as a critical access Hospital with 25 acute care beds and 156 nursing home beds. It serves mitchell county and 61% of its patients were medicare/medicaid. In 2022, approximately 5.2 million of indigent care was provided to the community. In addition, mitchell county Hospital provided an estimated 5.4 million in additional uncompensated care. Hospital authority of mitchell county (ein 58-6001307) filed under ein 58-0566121.
Brooks county Hospital operates in quitman, Georgia as a critical access Hospital with 25 acute care beds. It serves brooks county and 60% of its patients were medicare/medicaid. In 2022, an estimated 2.6 million of indigent care was provided to the community. In addition, brooks county Hospital provided approximately 2.5 million in additional uncompensated care. Ein 58-6002830 filed under ein 58-0566121.