Bartlett Regional Hospital is a city-owned community hospital in Juneau, Alaska, providing healthcare services to residents and visitors in northern Southeast Alaska. Founded in 1886, the hospital has served the region for over 135 years. It employs approximately 630 staff members and serves a population of more than 55,000 people across 35 rural communities.
The hospital operates several key facilities: a 57-bed acute care medical and surgical hospital, Wildflower Court for long-term care, a 16-bed Chemical Dependency Recovery Unit, and a Birth Center for maternity services. As a city-owned institution, Bartlett Regional Hospital is accountable to the community it serves, with a stated commitment to fairness, dignity, and trust in patient care.
