About Community Regional Medical Center
Community Regional Medical Center is the flagship hospital of Community Medical Centers.
Accredited by The Joint Commission, we're home to Central California's highest level of care. We have a capacity of 685 licensed beds and see an average of 663 inpatients a day.
Our one-of-a-kind Central California Neuroscience Institute brings together clinical experts in brain tumors, stroke, dementia, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease and more.
As a leader in comprehensive cardiovascular services Community Regional offers more advanced cardiac treatment options than any other hospital in the Valley. We perform about 3,600 cardiovascular procedures a year and partner with the UCSF Fresno Medical Education Program to offer the only cardiology, pulmonary and interventional cardiac fellowship training programs in the region.
Community Regional also has one of the busiest birthing centers in California with the largest Level 3 neonatal intensive care unit in the Valley. Our combined expertise in both adult and newborn medicine makes our hospital the only one in the area where recovering mothers and their critically ill babies can stay together for the treatments they need.
Our full-service 58,000-square-foot Emergency Department is home to the Table Mountain Rancheria Trauma Center and Leon S. Peters Burn Center – the region’s only Level 1 (highest level) trauma and comprehensive burn center.
Community Regional's affiliation with the University of California San Francisco Medical School – one of the top medical schools in the nation – provides patients access to some of the brightest and most forward-thinking medical specialists in the country.
Recognizing the role family plays in recovery, Community Regional established Terry’s House, a 17,000-square-foot home established to provide a supportive residence for families while their loved ones receive critical care in the hospital.
This home is conveniently located across from our main building so patients’ families are able to stay close and connected to loved ones who are in our care.
Awards and Accreditations
2022 Lown Institute - A Grade for Social Responsibility
The Lown Index ranking for Social Responsibility is based on hospitals’ grades in Equity, Value, and Outcomes. The Index includes 53 metrics to provide a unique and holistic ranking of hospital performance.
(Lown Institute Grading Methodology)
(Lown Institute Grading Methodology)
2022 Lown Institute
"A Grade" for Social Responsibility
2022 Lown Institute - A Grade for Health Equity
The Equity grade combines assessments of community benefit spending, pay equity, and inclusivity to evaluate hospitals’ commitment to community health and civic leadership. Pay Equity, Community Benefit, and Inclusivity were weighted at 20%, 40%, and 40% respectively, to create the overall Equity grade.
(Lown Institute Grading Methodology)
2022 Lown Institute
"A Grade" for Health Equity
2022 Lown Institute - A Grade for Inclusivity
The Inclusivity component evaluates the extent to which a hospital’s patient population reflects the demographics of the community in which it is located, based on race, income, and education levels. To create this metric, we used Medicare claims from 2020 and the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey from 2020. (Lown Institute Grading Methodology)
2022 Lown Institute
"A Grade" for Inclusivity
2021 Lown Institute - A Grade for Community Benefit
The Community Benefit metric measures hospital spending on charity care and other community health initiatives, as well as their service of Medicaid patients. Community benefit is a composite of three details: Charity care, Medicaid revenue, and Community investment. (Lown Institute Grading Methodology)
2021 Lown Institute
"A Grade" for Community Benefit
2021 Lown Institute - A Grade for Health Equity
The Equity grade combines assessments of community benefit spending, pay equity, and inclusivity to evaluate hospitals’ commitment to community health and civic leadership. Pay Equity, Community Benefit, and Inclusivity were weighted at 20%, 40%, and 40% respectively, to create the overall Equity grade.
(Lown Institute Grading Methodology)
(Lown Institute Grading Methodology)
2021 Lown Institute
"A Grade" for Health Equity
2021 Lown Institute - A Grade for Inclusivity
The Inclusivity component evaluates the extent to which a hospital’s patient population reflects the demographics of the community in which it is located, based on race, income, and education levels. To create this metric, we used Medicare claims from 2020 and the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey from 2020. (Lown Institute Grading Methodology)
2021 Lown Institute
"A Grade" for Inclusivity
More Information
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- Burn Center
- Cancer Treatment
- Cardiovascular Care
- Dialysis
- Dietary and Nutrition
- Endoscopy
- Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
- Intensive Care Unit
- Lab
- Labor & Delivery
- Lung Nodule Program
- Mammography
- Neonatal Intensive Care (Level 3)
- Neuroscience
- Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapies
- Orthopedics/Joint Replacement
- Pediatrics
- Pharmacy
- Residency/Fellowship Programs
- Respiratory
- Robotic Surgery
- Telemetry/Intensive Care Step-Down Unit
- Trauma Care (Level 1)
Welcome to Community!
General visiting hours are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., with some unit-specific hours.
Click here for our Visitor Guidelines.
General visiting hours are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., with some unit-specific hours.
Click here for our Visitor Guidelines.
The Patient and Family Advisory Council is a partnership between Community Regional Medical Center's patients, family members, staff and healthcare providers who're dedicated to improving care and the experiences of patients and their families at our hospital.
The feedback this volunteer group provides helps us develop care and services to better meet the needs of our community. We look for advisors who reflect the diverse experiences of the patients and families we serve.
The feedback this volunteer group provides helps us develop care and services to better meet the needs of our community. We look for advisors who reflect the diverse experiences of the patients and families we serve.
Visit our Patient and Family Advisory Council page for more information on how to apply.
Contact Us
You can contact Community Regional Medical Center by phone at (559) 459-6000 or by submitting the form on this page. If emailing, please keep in mind this is not a secure form of communication, so consider calling if you have private information you'd prefer to keep confidential. We will not respond to solicitations.
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2823 Fresno St.
Fresno, CA 93721
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