Carson Tahoe Health System

Carson Tahoe Regional medical center is the main hub of Carson Tahoe health system. Located in north Carson city, Nevada, the Regional medical center provides inpatient and outpatient medical services for over 250,000 people. These services are provided regardless of race, creed, sex, national origin, disability, age, or ability to pay. Carson Tahoe's mission is to enhance the health and well-being of the communities we serve. Carson Tahoe Regional medical center consists of an acute care Regional medical center with 211 licensed beds, of those 52 are behavioral health designated, a free-standing licensed emergent care center, 2 urgent cares, accredited cancer center, retail clinics, imaging centers, pain management center, therapy, rehabilitation (see schedule o)and several medical office buildings. The Regional medical center provides care to persons, some of whom are covered by governmental programs including medicare and medicaid, as well as medically indigent patients unable to pay. The hospital sponsors health activities and programs to support the community, including wellness education and support. The hospital had 11,528 inpatient discharges, 56,433 inpatient days, and 100,549 outpatient visits in 2023.