US Hospital Locations with Bed Count, 2017

NOTE: Layer is depreciated because an updated layer is available. It can be found here: https://nmcdc.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=56213bc129004746a0cf7323c65243f5 SOURCE - STANFORD OPEN DATA PROJECT - https://biglocalnews.org/# README Included here are files for hospital level data, nursing home data and Census population estimates at the county level. The data was gathered and processed by Jacob Fenton with PublicAccountibility.org in collaboration with Big Local News. Assistance provided by Erin Petenko with VTDigger . More information on data processing and source files can be found here: https://github.com/jsfenfen/covid_hospitals_demographics/blob/master/README.md This project provides and joins datasets pertinent to the COVID-19 pandemic: CMS hospital location and number of beds by type, county-level population estimates by age, which can be linked to CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) hospital data, and nursing home location and capacity. DATA FILES hospital_data.csv - Hospital-level bed data - This file has basic hospital information and bed counts with CMS. Data come from the most recently filed Medicare hospital cost report received in 2017 or later. Please note, cost reports are self-reported by the hospitals and could contain errors and omissions. The facilities that are included in the data file are short-term acute-care hospitals, critical access hospitals and children's hospitals. Military hospitals with an id ending in F and some children’s hospitals are missing bed counts. Psychiatric hospitals or rehabilitation facilities are not included. Recently opened facilities that have not filed CMS reports yet also show zero bed counts. Key data fields for bed counts in hospital_data.csv: ● acute_beds - number of general adult/pediatric acute-care beds ● icu_beds - number of general purpose intensive care beds ● coronary_beds - number of coronary care beds ● burn_beds - number of burn ICU beds ● surg_icu_beds - number of surgical ICU beds ● oth_spec_beds - other specialty care beds (can include neonatal beds) ● subtotal_acute_beds - acute care beds, intensive care beds and other specialty beds. ● all_beds - total beds hospital wide, including inpatient rehab, hospice, etc. hosp_geo.zip - Shapefile of all hospitals in the hospital_data.csv above. All of the data columns from the csv can be found in this file, so you do not need to join these together. The shapefile leaves out one hospital in Puerto Rico. Includes FIPS codes for county and CBSA (which is essentially metro area).