Genoa Community Hospital

Genoa Community Hospital sits at 706 Ewing St in Genoa, Nebraska, and has 19 staffed beds, caring for both patients needing short-term and long-term services with a special focus as a Critical Access Hospital, which just means they help serve a rural community with emergency services, and they do have a Level IV Trauma Center so people can get care quickly during emergencies, while the staff mostly speaks English. They do use swing beds for skilled nursing which helps some patients get more care without moving to a different place, and when it comes to staying there, the inpatient average charge runs about $11,067 per case, with an average stay length for Medicare patients about 3.46 days, and the hospital had 51 discharges and total patient days of 582 in a year; the place is managed by Rural Health Development. People in town often rely on Genoa Long Term Care, which connects to the hospital and serves up to 39 residents needing full-time nursing care, so those folks wouldn't have to go far for help, while if someone just needs a bit of help with daily things like medicine, cooking, or cleaning, there's Looking Glass Estates assisted living. For routine doctor visits, urgent care, or minor illness, the Park Street Medical Clinic is on the same campus, and if recovery or building strength is needed, the Wellness Center and Loup Valley Physical Therapy offer services like rehab, speech therapy, and physical therapy. Diagnostic imaging and radiology are on site, and they do surgeries, lab tests, and emergency care right there, but right now, the hospital isn't taking new patients, and the specific accreditation status and office hours aren't available at this time.