Bartlett Regional Hospital

Bartlett Regional Hospital is an allergist and healthcare provider in Juneau, Alaska. The facility offers a broad range of healthcare offerings, including primary care, diagnostic imaging, orthopedics, and an emergency department that remains open 24/7. Serving a 15,000-square-mile region in northern Southeast Alaska, the hospital provides care to approximately 55,000 people. The hospital holds a 3.80 rating.

Originally established in 1886 as St. Ann's Hospital and operated by the Sisters of St. Ann until the 1960s, the facility moved to its current location on Hospital Drive in 1965. The hospital has expanded its post-acute care services through the acquisition of the Wildflower Court long-term care facility. In addition to its inpatient services, which include 57 beds, the organization operates eight specialty outpatient clinics. These clinics deliver services such as pediatrics, oncology, ophthalmology, psychiatry, surgical care, and home health and hospice.

The hospital is located on Hospital Drive, a short distance from the Alaska Department of Transportation office and near Egan Drive. It is situated about 0.3 miles from Twin Lakes Park.

The business maintains well-documented information available online, and its website is structured so that search engines can read it cleanly.

Bartlett Regional Hospital continues to provide high-quality, patient-centered care to the community of Juneau.