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Beaver County Hospital Authority
Beaver County Memorial Hospital, Beaver, Oklahoma
Critical Access Hospital

Beaver County Memorial Hospital

Acute care and swing beds, a Level 4 emergency room, CT imaging, a full CLIA-certified lab, and physical therapy — with on-call providers around the clock.

About this location

Twenty-four beds, a Level 4 emergency room, and the clinical centre of the Authority.

Beaver County Memorial Hospital is a 24-bed critical access hospital and the clinical centre of the Authority. It has served this county since 1962, and almost everything that happens under the Authority's roof either happens here or is coordinated from here.

The emergency room is open every hour of the year with a provider on site or on call. Behind it sit a CLIA-certified laboratory, CT and general radiology, cardiac telemetry, physical therapy, and twenty-four inpatient beds used for both acute stays and swing-bed recovery — so a patient who would otherwise finish their recovery three hours away can finish it here instead.

Contact & address

Direct numbers
  • Emergency room(580) 625-4551 ext. 210
  • Laboratory(580) 625-4551 ext. 245
  • Radiology & CT(580) 625-4551 ext. 250
  • Medical records(580) 625-4551 ext. 118
  • Billing(580) 625-4551 ext. 124
Mailing address

P.O. Box 640 Beaver, Oklahoma 73932

Placeholder for the mockup. Extensions, fax and email addresses have not been confirmed by BCHA yet.

Opening hours

When you can visit.

Finding us

On the north side of E. 8th Street, one block east of Douglas Avenue. Emergency entrance is at the rear of the building, under the covered drive; general parking is at the front.

Placeholder hours for the mockup — not yet confirmed by BCHA.

Emergency room
Open 24 hours, every day
Monday – Friday
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Administration
Monday – Friday
7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Laboratory & radiology
Saturday
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Laboratory only
Sunday
Emergency room only

In an emergency, call 911

Do not drive to a clinic. Our Level 4 emergency room is open 24 hours a day, every day, and Beaver County EMS covers the whole county.

Call 911
Services

What we offer here.

8 services available at BCMH. Some are offered at more than one of our locations.

All services
Emergency

Emergency room

A Level 4 emergency department staffed around the clock, with a provider on site or on call every hour of the year.

Primary care

Acute care & swing beds

Twenty-four inpatient beds for acute stays and swing-bed recovery, so patients can heal close to family instead of three hours away.

Emergency

Cardiac monitoring

Continuous telemetry for inpatients, with readings reviewed by the on-call provider and escalated when a transfer is warranted.

Laboratory

Laboratory

A full CLIA-certified lab running chemistry, hematology and coagulation panels on site, with same-day results for most orders.

Imaging

Radiology & CT

General radiography and computed tomography, read by a contracted radiology group with results back to your provider the same day.

Screening

Coronary calcium scoring

A low-dose CT screening that measures calcified plaque in the coronary arteries — an early indicator of heart disease risk.

$50published price

Self-pay price. Requires a provider's order. Not billed to insurance.

Request an order
Therapy

Physical therapy

Outpatient rehabilitation after surgery, injury or stroke, plus balance and strength work for older adults.

Emergency

Inter-facility transport

Monitored transfers to tertiary hospitals in Amarillo, Wichita and Oklahoma City when a patient needs care we cannot provide here.

Our team

Who you will see.

Providers based at or regularly working from BCMH.

All providers
Ashley Johnston, APRN-CNP

Ashley JohnstonAPRN-CNP

Nurse Practitioner, Emergency
Emergency and acute care
Accepting new patients
People here don't want to be handed off to a stranger two hours away. Most of the time, they don't have to be.
Lynnetta Stout, APRN-CNP

Lynnetta StoutAPRN-CNP

Nurse Practitioner, Emergency
Emergency, cardiac monitoring
Raymond De La Cruz, MD

Raymond De La CruzMD

Chief of Staff
Internal medicine, hospital medicine
Accepting new patients
A critical access hospital lives or dies on judgment — knowing what we can do here, and knowing exactly when to move someone.
Kara Lindström, NRP

Kara LindströmNRP

EMS Director
Pre-hospital emergency care
Our average response covers a lot of open country. Everything we carry on that truck, we carry because of the distance.

Questions about BCMH?

Call us and you will reach somebody in this county who can actually help.