NORTON SOUND REGIONAL HOSPITAL

Norton Sound Regional Hospital is a hospital located in Nome, Alaska. Opened to the public in 2013, it features state-of-the-art equipment and technology. This healthcare facility is an 18-bed critical care hospital, also offering ambulatory and ancillary services. The second floor features the emergency department, a primary care clinic, tribal healing services, maternal and child health services, pharmacy, social services, radiology, respiratory therapy, wellness programs, as well as other services such as children's programs, ambulatory surgery, billing and cashiering services, air ambulance services and more. The second floor includes services for acute care, labor and delivery, audiology, eye care, dentistry, laboratory, physiotherapy and nutrition services. The third floor houses administration, finance, medical information management, human resources, patient financial services, village health services, materials management and information services. Norton Sound Regional Hospital is the primary healthcare facility in the Bering Strait region, serving Nome and surrounding villages.