How many hospitals are there in Minnesota?

Answer 1

• Minnesota has 151 hospitals in the state -- 148 of which are members of MHA. The three other hospitals include the two Indian Health Services hospitals and a sole proprietary hospital.
• 54 hospitals are publicly owned by a city, county, district, state, or federal jurisdiction3.
• 87 hospitals are a part of larger health systems3.
• The hospital with the largest number of staffed beds in the state is Mayo Clinic, Rochester - which includes Rochester Methodist Hospital, Saint Marys Hospital and Mayo Psychiatric Hospital -- with 2,175 licensed beds1.
• The system with the greatest number of hospitals is Allina Hospitals & Clinics, with 11 hospitals and 2,645 licensed beds1.
• Minnesota's oldest hospital is St. Joseph's Hospital in St. Paul and its youngest hospital is Maple Grove Hospital in Maple Grove.

Answer 2

The largest hospital in Minnesota is the Mayo Clinic, in Rochester, MN. It is the second largest employer in the state. See related links for information about Minnesota hospitals affiliated with the Minnesota Hospital Association (MHA).