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Page Hospital

501 N Navajo Rd
Page, AZ 86040

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Welcome

Welcome to Page Hospital, where we are committed to providing you and your family with exceptional care and service. We are proud to care for you with compassion, dignity and respect. All of us at Page Hospital work hard to create an environment that offers comfort and healing to patients and visitors.

Page Hospital emphasizes a uniquely holistic approach to recovery. The care provided to each patient goes beyond physical needs, caring for the person’s spiritual and emotional well-being in an environment uniquely designed for healing.

Getting Here

Patients and Visitors

Dining

The hospital cafeteria is open for breakfast and lunch every day of the week. 

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Visitor Restrictions

Visitation hours are 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Learn about the other restrictions currently in place.

About Us

Page Hospital is a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital. Built in 1958, the hospital provides a range of medical services that include Emergency services, Surgery, Medical Imaging, Obstetrics, Cardiopulmonary, Acute Care and Rehabilitation.

We are a Planetree bronze tier person-centered hospital, meaning our hospital is a place of physical, mental and spiritual healing. Our employees strive to care for patients with compassion, dignity and respect. You and your family are our partners in care. In keeping with the Planetree philosophy, distractions commonly associated with hospitals have been removed. Medical equipment is kept out of sight and overhead paging has been replaced with the soothing sounds of soft music. Hospital rooms have couches, refrigerators, outdoor patios and gardens, and more. Artwork is inspired by the area’s large Native American population and the surrounding beauty of the canyons and Lake Powell. Other Native American elements include a weaving loom and a traditional healing Hogan.