Community Health Systems Tucson

Physicians split their time between two hospitals under Community Health Systems. 

Oro Valley Hospital Site Information

• 146-bed community hospital with Level IV Trauma designation
• Part of Community Health Systems
• 18-bed Emergency Department with Annual ED Volume of 27,000 visits
• All private rooms
• Accredited Chest Pain Center
• Accredited Stroke Certification
• Two-time recipient of the Top Performer on Key Quality Measures Award-2011 and 2013
• NICHE-certified nurses
• Pediatric Prepared
• STEMI cardiac center
• Multi-specialty services include the following: Cardiology, ENT, Gastroenterology, Neurology, Orthopedics, Pulmonology, Radiology, Surgery and Urology. 
• Traditional outpatient therapy services, including hand therapy
• Sleep center

Northwest Medical Center Site Information

• 300-bed acute care hospital with Annual ED Volume of 49,000 visits 
• Part of Community Health Systems
• Accredited Chest Pain Center
• Accredited Heart Failure Clinic
• Stroke Center of Excellence
• Wound Care Center
• Accredited Bariatric Center, Cardiology, ENT, Family Medicine, Gastroenterology, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Oncology, Ophthalmology, Orthopedics, OB/GYN, Radiology, Rehabilitation, Surgery (general, hand, plastic, vascular, robotic and minimally invasive) and Urology

Community Information

• With 350 sunny days per year, and an average temperature of 71 degrees, Tucson is an outdoor lover's paradise that also offers cultural diversity (LGBT-Friendly), numerous cultural events and entertainment. 
• Tucson is part of the Sonoran Desert that straddles Northner Mexico adn Southern Arizona. It's surrounded by five mountain ranges: the Tucson, Santa Cataline, Rincon, Santa Rita and Tortolita ranges. 
• Offering good school districts and more housing for your dollar
• Home to some of the most recognized spas in the world (e.g. Canyon Ranch, Miraval Arizona)
• More than 40 golf courses
• Sun Link Streetcar offers a unique way to enjoy Tucson's award-winning restaurants, bustling nightlife, chich boutiques and more than 25 galleries
• Cultural Opportunities include museums, observatories, fashion week, Tucson Festival of Films, wineries and more
• Recreational activities include: hiking, road and mountain biking, bird watching, horseback riding, mountain climbing, mining tours and more.