HMC/CAH Consolidated

HMC/CAH Consolidated is an industry-leading consolidator of Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs). Its corporate goal is to own and operate new, safe hospitals that are cost-efficient and offer high-quality care.

The organization assists communities in replacing older hospitals with modern facilities designed to operate efficiently and serve rural communities. These hospitals can also help communities recruit and retain local physicians.

Community Healthcare Planning

HMC/CAH Consolidated assists communities with:

• Evaluating healthcare needs
• Examining and expanding service lines
• Planning replacement hospital developments
• Examining potential funding methods
• Determining an appropriate design, size, and location for a replacement hospital
• Implementing the resulting development plan

The organization’s board of directors and investors emphasize local participation when planning new or expanded services. A community advisory board is therefore required to assist with these processes.

Critical Access Hospital Ownership

At the time this page was published, HMC/CAH Consolidated stated that it owned 12 Critical Access Hospitals across Kansas, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and Tennessee.

HMC/CAH Consolidated is identified as the owner and operator of Horton Community Hospital.