Pender Memorial Hospital

Details
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Name :

Pender Memorial Hospital

Address  :

507 E. Fremont Street

Town  :

Burgaw

State  :

North Carolina

Country  :

USA

Post Code:

28425

Phone  :

910 259 5451

Web URL  :

Available
Specialization
  • Family Practice
  • General Surgeon
  • Internal Medicine
  • Obestetrician/Gynecologist
  • Ophthalmology
Facilities

Total Number Of Beds : 86

Description
About PMH
Pender Memorial Hospital located in Burgaw NC is a notforprofit community hospital serving all of Pender County and the surrounding areas since 1951 PMH is licensed for a total of 86 beds including 43 for acute care and 43 for skilled nursing longterm and shortterm rehab There is an 11bay emergency department staffed 24hours a day by specialty trained emergency physicians The surgery department has large modernized operating rooms located on the main hospital campus in the Surgery and Endoscopy Center which opened in June 2008 Pender Memorial also has a home health agency that covers an eightcounty radius

Mission Vision amp Values
Mission Statement
Pender Memorial Hospital provides quality primary healthcare to the citizens of Pender County and surrounding communities

Vision Statement
Pender Memorial Hospital will be recognized as a progressive community hospital whose foundation is a culture of continuous learning and a passion for serving others

Values Statement
In fulfilling the mission to our community we embrace the following values
Respect
Integrity
Excellence
Compassion
Accountability
Safety
Pride
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