North Dakota currently has Critical Access Hospitals, General Acute Hospitals, Long Term Acute Care Hospitals, Psychiatric Hospitals, Rehab Hospitals, Indian Health Services Hospitals and Transplant Hospitals.  In addition to certification, North Dakota also licenses hospitals as Primary Care or General Acute.

Regulatory Code

Transplant Hospital

Transplant Hospital Regulations This page provides basic information about solid organ transplant programs.

EMTALA

Resources

  • The Rural Health Information Hub is the nation's rural health information source. The website offers an online library, coverage of rural issues, state guides, toolkits, program models, and more.  Rural Health Information Hub provides customized assistance by phone or email and is funded by the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy. More information is available on the Rural Health Information Hub website.
  • North Dakota CAH Quality Network Website - Quality Health Associates of North Dakota serves as a link between healthcare providers and the community.
  • The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services provides additional information on licensing and regulations of Critical Access Hospitals.
    • State Operations Manual Appendix W: Survey Protocol, Regulations and Interpretive Guidelines for Critical Access Hospitals and Swing Beds in Critical Access Hospitals.
    • State Operations Manual Appendix A: Survey Protocol, Regulations and Interpretive Guidelines for Hospitals.
    • State Operations Manual Appendix AA: Survey Procedures and Interpretive Guidelines for Psychiatric Hospitals.
  • Disease Control Electronic Reporting Disease Control and Forensic Pathology Section can receive electronic messages from healthcare facilities on this webpage.
  • Search for Hospital and Critical Hospital Survey Results on this website.