Our Story - Swain Community Hospital
Swain Community Hospital, established in 1950, is a 48-bed Critical Access Hospital serving Swain, Graham and Macon counties. Emergency medicine and primary care are supported by on-site ancillary services such as imaging, laboratory and physical and occupational therapy. Specialty rotations including pulmonology, gastroenterology, women’s care occur throughout the week enhancing greater access to care while limiting patients’ travel to other facilities for subspecialist care. A pain clinic operated by the hospital and led by fellowship trained physician, Dr. Jacob Mills serves patients on the hospital campus.
A family practice located inside the hospital has a medical staff of four physicians and two mid-level provider seeing adults and children five days a week. The emergency department provides care for over 12,000 people per year, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Swain Community Hospital is affiliated with various regional organizations through clinical and community partnerships benefitting the health of the region.
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