St Josephs Area Health Services

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St Josephs Area Health Services
Address600 Pleasant Avenue
CityPark Rapids
StateMN
ZIP56470
Coordinates
CountyHubbard
Phone[tel:(218)732-3311 (218)732-3311]
TypeCritical Access Hospital
ID241380
OwnershipVoluntary non-profit - Private
EmergencyYes
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St Josephs Area Health Services is a critical access hospital located in Park Rapids, MN. It is a voluntary, not for profit hospital offering emergency room services. With an unknown rating, this facility is located in Hubbard county, MN.

Also called acute care hospitals, or general hospitals, facilities such as St Josephs Area Health Services provide care that is of urgent or semi urgent nature for patients who are acutely ill and needs short term care or hospital stay.

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