Boulder City Hospital
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Boulder City Hospital, a 67 bed facility, is operated as a non-profit hospital.
[edit] History
The hospital was built by the Six Companies while the company was building Hoover Dam. The hospital opened on November 15, 1931 with 20 beds. The hospital closed in 1935 when the dam was finished. It was not until 1943 when the hospital reopened. The old hospital building, currently called the The Life-Giving Spring Retreat Center is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was abandoned when a new building for the hospital opened on December 8, 1973.
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[edit] External links
| Acute care Hospitals in the Las Vegas area | |
| Level I Trauma centers: University Medical Center | |
| Level II Trauma centers: Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center | |
| Level III Trauma centers: St. Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus | |
| Other Hospitals |
Boulder City Hospital - Cenennial Hills Hospital (2007) - Desert Springs Hospital - Las Vegas VA Medical Center (2011) - Mike O'Callaghan Federal Hospital - Mountain View Hospital - North Vista Hospital - Southern Hills Hospital & Medical Center - Spring Valley Hospital - St. Rose Dominican Hospital - Rose de Lima Campus - St. Rose Dominican Hospital - San Martin Campus - St. Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus - Summerlin Hospital - Valley Hospital |
