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Every hospital that reports to Medicare, with the doctors and other clinicians who list it as a place they work, by specialty. Choose a state or search by name.
All hospitals Teaching hospitals
Where residents and fellows train: North Dakota
Dots: teaching hospitals (larger dots are bigger; hover for details, select one to open it). Shading: physicians per 100,000 residents by county; pick another specialty above.
6 hospitals in North Dakota, most residents in training first
| Hospital | Clinicians | Residents (FTE) |
|---|---|---|
| Sanford Medical Center Fargo Fargo, ND |
1,412 | 106 |
| Altru Hospital Grand Forks, ND |
639 | 28 |
| Trinity Hospitals Minot, ND |
425 | 14 |
| Sanford Medical Center Bismarck Bismarck, ND |
744 | 12 |
| Chi St Alexius Health Bismarck, ND |
438 | 4 |
| West River Regional Medical Center Hettinger, ND |
38 | 2 |
Sources: CMS Hospital General Information and Doctors and Clinicians Facility Affiliation (Care Compare). Counts are clinicians who list the hospital with Medicare, not staff totals. Medical groups →
About this page
Find hospitals near me, and see who works there. Our hospital directory covers every U.S. hospital that reports to Medicare. For each one, it lists the doctors and other clinicians who name it as a place they practice, grouped by specialty, and the medical groups based there.
Find hospitals near you on the map
The map shows every hospital as a dot. Larger dots have more clinicians. First, select your state to see its own map and the full list. Then hover over a dot for the name, city and clinician count, and select it to open the hospital’s page. You can also switch to teaching hospitals to see where residents and fellows train.
What each hospital page shows
- Medicare’s overall star rating and patient survey rating.
- How many mortality, safety and readmission measures are better or worse than the national rate.
- Whether it is a teaching hospital, and how many residents and fellows it trains.
- Its beds, its doctors by specialty and the medical groups that work there.
- A map of the nearest hospitals, so you can compare options.
How to compare hospitals near me
Star ratings sum up many measures, so they are only a starting point. For example, a hospital can rate well overall and still be average for the care you need. Therefore, look at the specialists who practice there, and talk to your doctor. In an emergency, always go to the nearest emergency department or call 911.
Ratings come from Medicare Care Compare (opens in a new tab). Teaching data comes from hospital cost reports. Related: how to choose a residency program, medical groups, doctor shortage areas.
Questions about hospitals near me
How do I find the closest hospital? Choose your state, then look for the dot nearest your town. Each hospital page also has a map of the hospitals nearby. In an emergency, however, call 911 first.
Which hospitals train doctors? Select “Teaching hospitals” above the map. The dots then show only hospitals with residents and fellows, sized by how many they train. For example, large academic centers appear as the biggest dots.