Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital in Rolling Fork, MS
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About Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital
Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital is a rural emergency hospital in Rolling Fork, Sharkey County, Mississippi. It reports its ownership to Medicare as public (local government). It provides emergency services. It does not currently have a CMS Overall Star Rating, which usually means it reports too few measures to be rated. It has 29 licensed beds, according to state license data via HIFLD. The nearest other listed hospital is East Carroll Parish Hospital, about 18 mi away.
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32.90511, -90.88492
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital located?
Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital is at 47 South Fourth St, Rolling Fork, MS 39159 in Sharkey County.
Does Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital have an emergency room?
Yes. Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital reports emergency services to Medicare. In a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
What is the CMS star rating of Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital?
Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital does not have a current CMS Overall Star Rating. CMS only rates hospitals that report enough measures; critical access, psychiatric, VA and many small hospitals are often unrated, which says nothing about their quality.
Is Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital a trauma center?
We have no trauma center designation on record for Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital. Hospitals without one still treat injuries in their emergency department and transfer patients who need a trauma center. Check the Mississippi trauma program for the current list.
What is the phone number of Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital?
The main phone number on record with Medicare is (662) 873-4395.
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