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St. Louis healthcare

St. Louis care planning starts with a large hospital map and exact facility geography

The current care ledger lists 20 mapped hospitals within 12 kilometers, 4,739 reported beds, 153 selected Medicare listed specialists in the exact city registry, 13 exact city pharmacy locations, 39 HRSA adult primary care sites within 15 miles, and 23 Medicare emergency hospitals within 30 miles. The nearest mapped facility is a rehabilitation institute at about 0.7 miles, while the nearest Medicare emergency entry is about 0.9 miles away.

Barnes Jewish Hospital describes an academic medical center connected with WashU Medicine and more than 2,100 physicians. SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital describes Level I trauma and stroke services. Keep those institution statements separate from the registry counts, distance measures, coverage questions, and route from a selected St. Louis home.

Access to care

20 hospitals are listed within 12 km. A primary care visit, a pharmacy stop, and an urgent need may not all be equally close to the same home.

20

Hospitals Within 12 km

Healthcare Access
Excellent
Hospital Access
Excellent
HRSA Adult Primary Care Sites Within 15 Miles
39
Nearest HRSA Adult Primary Care Site
1 mi

Everyday and urgent care

Primary care and pharmacy access shape frequent appointments. Specialist and emergency options matter when a need cannot wait.

Everyday care

Primary Care Access
Excellent
Registered Retail Pharmacies
13

More involved care

Medicare Listed Selected Specialists in City
153
Emergency Care
Excellent

Specialists and long term care

Specialist availability, emergency options, and longer term health can matter once you have chosen a neighborhood.

Medicare Listed Rheumatology Clinicians in City
4
Medicare Listed Nephrology Clinicians in City
23
Medicare Listed Pulmonary Disease Clinicians in City
27
Medicare Listed Endocrinology Clinicians in City
3
Medicare Listed Ophthalmology Clinicians in City
5
Medicare Listed Neurology Clinicians in City
10
Medicare Listed Medical Oncology Clinicians in City
20
Medicare Listed Cardiology Clinicians in City
0
Medicare Listed Geriatric Medicine Clinicians in City
3
Residents 65+ Without Health Insurance
0.7%
Medicare Emergency Hospitals Within 30 Miles
23
Nearest Medicare Emergency Hospital
0.9 miles
Nearest CMS Rated Hospital
0.9 mi away

1 of 5 stars · 0.9 mi away

Reported Hospital Beds Within 12 km
4739
Life Expectancy at Birth — National (2024)
78.9 years
Medicare Advantage Plan Options
46
CMS Certified Nursing Homes Within 15 Miles
78
Nearest CMS Certified Nursing Home
0.5 mi away

BERNARD CARE CENTER (265500) · 0.5 mi away

Medicare Listed Home Health Agency Offices in City
2
Medicare Listed Hospice Provider Offices in City
2
Medicare Listed Dialysis Facilities in City
0
CMS Reported Ambulatory Surgical Centers in City
10
CMS Listed Inpatient Rehab Facilities in City
1
CMS Listed Long Term Care Hospitals in City
0
CMS Listed Inpatient Psychiatric Facilities in City
0
CMS Listed Rural Health Clinics in City
0
CMS Listed Federally Qualified Health Centers in City
0
CMS Listed Home Infusion Therapy Supplier Enrollments in City
0
Residents 65+ With a Disability
39.3%
CMS Listed Ambulance Service Supplier Enrollments in City
0
CMS Listed MDPP Supplier Enrollments in City
0
Life Expectancy
About 78.9 years
Walkability for Health
Very Good

St. Louis in everyday life

Could St. Louis work for you?

What may work well

  • Twenty mapped hospitals, 4,739 reported beds, 23 Medicare emergency hospitals, and 39 HRSA primary care sites create a broad starting map.
  • Barnes Jewish Hospital and SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital provide specific academic and emergency institutions to research.
  • The 153 selected specialists and 13 exact city pharmacy locations add concrete follow up questions for a household plan.

What to think about

  • Facility counts and distance measures do not settle quality, capacity, appointments, wait times, coverage, or personal fit.
  • The nearest mapped facility is rehabilitation, while the nearest Medicare emergency facility is a separate hospital entry, so facility type matters.
  • A city home may need routes into nearby jurisdictions, and the Recommended car plan can affect care access during weather, repairs, or mobility changes.

Plan St. Louis healthcare around provider fit, geography, and the trip home

  1. Name the needed care

    Separate primary care, emergency care, specialty visits, rehabilitation, pharmacy, imaging, prescriptions, and post acute support before comparing a home.

  2. Map facility types

    Place the rehabilitation institute, SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital, Barnes Jewish Hospital, primary care, pharmacy, parking, MetroLink, and the route from home on one map.

  3. Verify coverage and access

    Ask about network, referrals, appointments, records, medication transfer, accessibility, language, parking, caregiver travel, and regional route choices.

  4. Use the decision actions

    Save the strongest St. Louis care plan, Compare another city address, and choose Find my fit after providers, facilities, coverage, prescriptions, transport, and emergency planning are visible.

Questions retirees ask

How many hospitals are mapped near St. Louis?

Twenty mapped hospitals are listed within 12 kilometers, with 4,739 reported beds. The nearest mapped facility is The Rehabilitation Institute of St. Louis at about 0.7 miles. Verify facility type, service, coverage, and route.

Which emergency hospital is nearest in the ledger?

SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital is the nearest Medicare emergency hospital at about 0.9 miles, with 23 listed within 30 miles. Distance does not settle capacity, wait times, coverage, or personal access.

What primary care information is available?

Thirty nine HRSA adult primary care sites are listed within 15 miles, with the nearest about 1 mile. Confirm new patient availability, referrals, network, prescriptions, accessibility, parking, and travel.

What does the Barnes Jewish description add?

Barnes Jewish describes an academic medical center connected with WashU Medicine and more than 2,100 physicians. Keep that institution statement separate from registry counts and personal provider questions.

What should I ask about pharmacies?

The exact city registry lists 13 community or retail pharmacy locations. Ask about location, hours, delivery, medication transfer, coverage, accessibility, refills, and a backup option from the selected home.

St. Louis offers a substantial care map, but a dependable plan depends on facility type, primary care, provider fit, coverage, prescriptions, parking, accessibility, and the route from home. Save the strongest care plan, Compare another city address, and choose Find my fit after those questions are answered.

Sources

Hospitals, primary care, pharmacies, specialists, and emergency care all affect how close and practical care may feel.

Confirm insurance acceptance, specialist availability, language needs, prescription access, and emergency care before making serious plans.

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