Coquille Valley Hospital District, Coquille, OR

Coquille Valley Hospital is a critical access hospital located in Coquille, Oregon, serving as the primary healthcare anchor for Coos County and the surrounding rural southwest Oregon coast region. Designated as a Critical Access Hospital (CAH) by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services — a distinction that recognizes its essential role in providing healthcare to rural and geographically isolated communities — Coquille Valley Hospital has served the Coquille Valley community for decades, delivering quality acute medical care to residents who would otherwise face significant distances to reach hospital services along Oregon's rugged southern coast.

Operated as a publicly governed community hospital under a local health district, Coquille Valley Hospital reflects the values and close-knit character of the rural Oregon community it serves. The hospital maintains a strong commitment to accessible, patient-centered care and community health, functioning as a trusted institution for Coquille-area residents across generations. Its critical access designation ensures continued Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement support, helping sustain essential hospital services in a region where maintaining local healthcare infrastructure is vital to community health and well-being.

Services provided by this facility

• Emergency medicine and urgent care
• Medical and surgical inpatient care (Med/Surg)
• Critical access hospital (CAH) services
• Diagnostic imaging and radiology
• Laboratory and pathology services
• Surgical services and outpatient procedures
• Rehabilitation and physical therapy
• Respiratory therapy and pulmonary care
• Swing bed skilled nursing and post-acute care
• Outpatient specialty and primary care clinics
• Women's health services
• Community health and preventive care programs