How should I use this page before visiting JAMESTOWN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER?
Use this page to draft your top 3 care questions and verify access basics first, then upload your own records in ClinBox to generate a visit-ready summary.
Hospital Profile & Patient Preparation Guide
JAMESTOWN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERFacility ID 351335
Overall Rating 3/5Critical Access HospitalsEmergency Available
This detail page is built from public CMS hospital records and optimized for practical patient use. It highlights care setting, ownership, emergency capability, and lab accreditation signals, then connects users to ClinBox for appointment-ready case preparation.
Official References
Hospital Snapshot
Fast-read profile for patients preparing questions before the next visit.
Emergency Services
Yes
Emergency intake available
Birthing Friendly
Yes
Reported in CMS field
Ownership
Non-Profit
Voluntary non-profit - Private
Hospital Type
Critical Access
Critical Access Hospitals
This profile suggests relatively stable general-care access for urgent and routine follow-up visits. It does not confirm specialty depth, so confirm your condition-specific pathway before booking.
Waived Test Volume Count
Tiered interpretation based on CMS reported annual waived-test volume.
Reported Waived Test Volume
6,396
Tier Code
W1
Low volume
The CMS-116 CLIA form defines this as the estimated annual waived-test volume. It describes reported testing activity, not overall hospital quality by itself.
Interpretation guidance (W1)
A smaller annual waived-test volume is reported.
This can indicate focused point-of-care testing rather than broad rapid-testing throughput. Verify which rapid tests are consistently available.
Bring recent core labs with you and confirm whether repeat rapid tests are routinely done onsite.
View CMS-116 source fieldLaboratory Accreditation Signals
Each field shows whether that accreditation is reported in CMS records, plus what it implies for patient-side verification.
A2LA Accreditation
Not ReportedA2LA is a CLIA-recognized lab accreditor; this flag shows if A2LA status is reported, which indicates whether that quality pathway is documented for this lab scope.
AABB Accreditation
Not ReportedAABB covers transfusion and biotherapies standards; this flag indicates whether AABB accreditation is reported, helping you verify blood-service governance.
CAP Accreditation
Not ReportedCAP is a major CLIA-recognized accreditor; a reported status usually means structured external quality oversight is present for covered disciplines.
COLA Accreditation
Not ReportedCOLA is a CLIA-recognized accreditation pathway; reported status suggests external compliance oversight is documented for the lab services in scope.
ASHI Accreditation
Not ReportedASHI relates to histocompatibility/immunogenetics standards; this flag shows if ASHI status is reported, useful when transplant-related testing is relevant.
Start Your Visit Brief
Upload a report or image to generate a structured case summary in ClinBox.
Drop an image or PDF to start
The same onboarding upload flow used in homepage Hero
Please remove personal identifiers before upload. ClinBox helps organize case information and does not provide diagnosis.
Patient Checklist
Dynamic checklist version: W1
- Prepare a one-page case summary (diagnosis path, treatment changes, current concerns).
- Bring timeline evidence: key labs, imaging, medication history, and symptom changes.
- Call in advance to confirm referral requirements and accepted insurance pathway.
- Ask which waived tests are available onsite and which tests require send-out labs.
- Ask emergency intake flow: after-hours access, average wait window, and escalation path.
- If pregnancy-related, verify perinatal coordination and maternal support pathway in advance.
Patient FAQ
Condition-focused questions selected for this hospital page.
What should chronic-condition families do first on this page?
Focus on emergency access, ownership model, and testing signals first, then use ClinBox upload to convert your timeline into a concise briefing for clinicians.
How often should I revisit this hospital page?
Recheck before major care decisions or provider changes, especially when your treatment phase shifts or new test results appear.
How does this page reduce appointment friction?
It turns broad hospital information into concrete pre-visit checks, so patients arrive with a structured question set instead of fragmented notes.