Southampton Memorial Hosp

Southampton Memorial Hosp sits in Franklin, VA, and offers a wide range of medical and care services all under one roof, and you'll find primary care, family medicine, urgent care, hospital emergency services, specialty care, surgical services, cancer care, orthopedics, sports medicine, heart, and vascular care, all with both inpatient and outpatient options, and if you need imaging or lab services, separate phone numbers make it easy to reach those departments. The hospital admits patients, treats emergencies, and has outpatient resources like MyChart, patient rights, bill payment, insurance help, and requests for medical records, and for those staying overnight, the hospital has private rooms for $225 a day, and semi-private rooms at $195 a day. With 219 beds total and 129 licensed beds, including 80 staffed, plus a specific skilled nursing and long-term care section called Bon Secours Southampton Memorial Hospital - LTCU, the facility has a total of 13 additional nursing beds for those who need long-term care, and offers specialized management for acute care, critical care, post-acute, transitional, hospital medicine, OB hospitalist, and even telemedicine services. You'll find the staff follows strict safety and infection control rules against things like MRSA, C. diff, surgical infections, catheter-related issues, falls, and central line blood infections, and the hospital tracks errors to improve patient safety, all backed up by Joint Commission accreditation, ongoing research, and case studies. The hospital reports a patient volume boost of 10% due to several new initiatives and hosts spiritual care services plus community support programs, using a staff of about 74.1 full-time people. You'll see both professional development and executive coaching for staff, including special care management and leadership teams in the Emergency Department, with constant measurement for efficiency and patient outcomes. The hospital helps with financial assistance and insurance, gives access to discharge planning and admissions, and runs not-for-profit, always keeping long-term care, skilled nursing, and assisted living on site for those who need more than just a hospital stay.