Great River Medical Center in Burlington, IA
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About Great River Medical Center
Great River Medical Center is a hospital in Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa. It provides emergency services. It is listed as a Level III trauma center. It has 213 licensed beds, according to state license data via HIFLD. The nearest other listed hospital is Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center, about 0.2 mi away.
This hospital is not in the current Medicare hospital list, so no CMS quality data is available. It may be a rehabilitation, specialty or long-term hospital, or it may have closed. Please confirm with the hospital before visiting.
Map
40.80939, -91.17465
Nearby hospitals
- Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center1221 South Gear Avenue, West Burlington, IA · Emergency roomAcute care hospital0.2 mi
- Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center, Fort Madison5445 Avenue O, Fort Madison, IA · Level III traumaHospital17 mi
- Henry County Health Center407 S White St, Mount Pleasant, IA · Level IV traumaCritical access hospital23 mi
Frequently asked questions
Where is Great River Medical Center located?
Great River Medical Center is at 1221 South Gear Avenue, Burlington, IA 52655 in Des Moines County.
Does Great River Medical Center have an emergency room?
Yes. Great River Medical Center reports emergency services to Medicare. In a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
Is Great River Medical Center a trauma center?
Yes. It is listed as a Level III trauma center in the HIFLD hospitals data, which is compiled from state trauma registries (source date April 2024). Trauma designations are renewed periodically, so confirm with the Iowa EMS or trauma program. In an emergency, call 911: paramedics take seriously injured patients to the right trauma center.
What is the phone number of Great River Medical Center?
The main phone number on record with Medicare is (319) 768-1000.
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