Trauma Centers Map
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Not every ER is a trauma center. The label means a hospital has been verified, usually by the American College of Surgeons, to keep trauma surgeons, specialists, and equipment ready around the clock. Centers are ranked Level I (the most equipped) down to Level V (stabilize and transfer), and some carry a separate pediatric verification too, use the toggle above the map to switch between them. Read more on Wikipedia.
Everything you see here, name, location, trauma level, bed count, ownership, and more, comes from our US Hospitals Database. It covers all 5,768 hospitals in the country, with trauma designations, emergency services flags, county and metro assignments, and plenty more.
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Get the District Of Columbia Map| Hospital | City | Adult Trauma Level | Pediatric Trauma Level | Beds |
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| Children's National Hospital | Washington | N/A | Level I | 323 |
| George Washington University Hospital | Washington | Level I | N/A | 371 |
| Howard University Hospital | Washington | Level I | N/A | 479 |
| Medstar Washington Hospital Center | Washington | Level I | N/A | 818 |
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