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What is a Long-Term Acute Care Hospital?
A Long-Term Acute Care Hospital (LTACH) is a specialized hospital that provides extended hospital-level care to patients with serious medical conditions who need more time to recover than a typical hospital stay allows.
These hospitals care for patients who require continued medical treatment, close monitoring, and support for complex health conditions over an extended period.
Intent.Health provides data across several categories to help you find, understand, and research Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals.
The categories below cover the data we have for Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals and the different aspects you can use to filter them. You can also use the Search Filters bar to quickly find a specific filter or field.
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Find a specific Long-Term Acute Care Hospital by its ID, name, web address or street address.
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Filter Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals by bed capacity and by the number of employees.
Enter the minimum and maximum number of beds to filter Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals by bed capacity.
Enter the minimum and maximum number of employees to filter hospitals by employee count.
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Find hospitals by the health survey deficiencies on record, from the category and tag of each citation to its severity and whether it was corrected.
You can search and filter using:
Search and select categories, and much more. Tap the categories you want to filter by.
Search and select severity codes such as B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, and L. Each letter combines how serious a deficiency is with how widespread it is.
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Outpatient and Ambulatory Surgery Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems. Filter hospitals by how patients described their care, using minimum and maximum percentages and scores.
Tap a segment of the bar to focus on that response. Bars are illustrative and do not show real survey results.
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Filter Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals by the quality measures they report, the scores they achieved and the period each measure covers.
You can search and filter using:
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Filter hospitals by the totals from their health and fire safety surveys, including the count of deficiencies in each category.
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Survey Summary turns each inspection into counts you can filter, so you can compare hospitals by where their deficiencies were found.
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Find Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals by city, state, country, industry, ZIP code and distance.
You can search and filter using:
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Find Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals associated with a specific Electronic Health Record (EHR) vendor.
You can search by:
EHR Stack shows which electronic health record system a hospital runs on.
It helps you focus on hospitals whose clinical systems fit your product or integration.
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Find hospitals by the deficiencies cited in their fire safety surveys, from sprinklers and egress to emergency preparedness.
You can search and filter using:
Search and select categories, and more.
Search and select severity codes such as B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, K, and L.
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Explore the medical equipment suppliers associated with Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals by participation, specialty, provider type and location.
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Filter Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals by CMS region, ownership type and certification date.
Select ownership types such as For Profit, Government, Non-Profit, Physician, or Tribal to filter hospitals by ownership.
Search and select a CMS region to filter Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals by region. Options include 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and more.
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Find Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals by the topics they are showing interest in and the technologies they use.
Enter keywords, such as or , to find hospitals showing intent towards those keywords.
Technologies
For example, or .
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Filter Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals by annual revenue, total funding and the size of their latest funding.
You can search and filter using:
Enter the minimum and maximum annual revenue, in millions of dollars, to filter Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals by revenue.
Enter the minimum and maximum total funding amount, in millions of dollars.
Enter the minimum and maximum latest funding amount, in millions of dollars.
Each amount has a Min and a Max field, entered in millions of dollars.
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Find hospitals by when they were surveyed and by the kind of survey that took place.
Type of Survey: select survey types such as
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Filter by the core facts CMS holds for each hospital: its region, ownership, certification date and size.
You can search and filter using:
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Filter by national measure codes for Long-Term Care Hospital performance, with their scores and reporting periods.
Measure Code
Search and select measure codes associated with Long-Term Care Hospital performance.
For example, , , , , and much more.
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See who owns or manages a Long-Term Acute Care Hospital, the role they play and how much they own.
Select Individual or Organization to filter Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals by owner type.
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Find hospitals by the fines and payment denials on their record.
Penalty Type
For every penalty type:
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This category provides filters for provider characteristics, ownership, ratings, staffing, health inspections, penalties, and location information.
Profile
Within each LTACH profile, you can view detailed information about the organization across several sections.
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The Basic Information section provides an overview of the Long-Term Acute Care Hospital, including its location, organizational details, contact information, and links.
Look Alike helps you find organizations similar to the Long-Term Acute Care Hospital you're viewing.
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This section provides access to two datasets covering Long-Term Acute Care Hospital classification and quality reporting information. The first displays key information about the hospital, including:
This dataset displays provider-level quality measures and reporting information in a table.
You can use the table's search and filter fields to find specific records. You can also use the Search Bar to find a dataset by name, Show / Hide to expand or collapse a dataset, Collapse All to close every dataset, and Classic and Modern to switch between the two display formats.
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The Intent Signals section helps you explore keywords associated with a Long-Term Acute Care Hospital's research activity and interest signals.
Enter keywords in the search bar to find hospitals showing intent towards those keywords.
Showing interest in a topic does not necessarily mean the hospital is planning to buy it.
Look Alike helps you find organizations similar to the hospital you're viewing.
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The Technology Stack section provides information about the technologies and systems associated with the hospital.
Enter a technology or vendor name in the search bar to find hospitals associated with that vendor.
Look Alike helps you find organizations similar to the hospital you're viewing.
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The EHR Stack section helps you find Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals associated with specific Electronic Health Record (EHR) vendors or systems.
Enter an EHR vendor name in the search bar to find hospitals associated with that vendor.
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Executive Departments helps you explore executives associated with the hospital by department.
For more information about executives and their profiles, see the Executive Details page.
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HCP Intel helps you explore healthcare professionals associated with the hospital by specialty group.
For more information about HCPs and their profiles, see the HCP Details page.
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The Financial Overview section provides available financial information about the hospital and its organization.
Explore the financial details available for the organization.
Look Alike helps you find organizations similar to the hospital you're viewing.
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Ishi is Intent.Health's AI assistant that helps you explore healthcare intelligence and turn information into actionable insights.
You can ask questions about the hospital, get AI-generated summaries, develop outreach strategies, draft personalized pitches and emails, and much more.
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The Events section within each Long-Term Acute Care Hospital profile provides an overview of the hospital's healthcare event participation, including past and upcoming events.
An LTACH is a specialized hospital that provides extended hospital-level care to patients with serious medical conditions who need more time to recover than a typical hospital stay allows. Patients there need continued medical treatment, close monitoring and support for complex health conditions over an extended period.
Yes. CMS calls these facilities Long-Term Care Hospitals (LTCHs), which is why datasets such as Long Term Care Hospital Provider Data and Long Term Care Hospital National Data use LTCH wording. Intent.Health refers to the same facilities as Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals.
An LTACH is a hospital. It provides acute, hospital-level care over a longer stay for medically complex patients. A skilled nursing facility provides nursing and rehabilitation care at a lower level of acuity. Bed counts, CMS quality measures and survey data help you confirm what kind of facility you are researching.
They let you find hospitals by the deficiencies cited in their health or fire safety surveys. You can filter by survey date, deficiency prefix, category, tag number, scope severity code, correction status and date, inspection cycle, and whether a deficiency was standard, complaint-related, from an infection control inspection, or cited under IDR or IIDR.
Each letter from A to L combines how serious a deficiency is with how widespread it is. Codes near the start of the alphabet describe isolated findings with potential for minimal harm; J, K and L describe immediate jeopardy to resident health or safety. The grid on this page shows where each code sits.
OAS CAHPS (Outpatient and Ambulatory Surgery Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems) is a patient experience survey. You can filter hospitals by the share of patients who said staff gave care professionally, communicated about what to expect, rated the facility highly or would recommend it, as well as by linear mean scores, sample sizes, completed surveys and response rates.
Yes. The Operational filters let you set a minimum and maximum for total beds and for employees. Long Term Care Hospital General Information and Provider Information also carry bed counts, including the number of certified beds.
Yes. The EHR Stack filter finds hospitals associated with an EHR vendor, and the Technologies filter finds hospitals associated with a technology or vendor such as Epic or Salesforce. Technology data reflects what has been identified and may not be a complete inventory.
Use the Location filters to search by city, state, country, industry or ZIP code, then set a radius of 25, 50, 100, 300 or 500 miles around that ZIP code, or choose All.
No. Intent keywords, such as EHR or telehealth, show topics a hospital has been showing interest in. They are a reason to investigate, not proof of an active purchase, approved budget or buying timeline.
It is Intent.Health's unique identifier for each Long-Term Acute Care Hospital. Use it in the Identification filters to find a specific hospital quickly and consistently, including when matching records with your CRM.
Ishi is Intent.Health's AI assistant. On an LTACH profile you can ask it questions about the hospital, get AI-generated summaries, develop outreach strategies and draft personalized pitches and emails, based on the information available in Intent.Health.
Intent.Health helps healthcare businesses research and engage the U.S. healthcare market. It connects 30 organization intelligence modules, including Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals (LTACHs), with Executive Intelligence, HCP Intelligence, Decision Network, intent signals, propensity analysis and Ishi contextual AI.
Editorial note: Product screens on this page are recreated, masked examples, not live records. Quality measures, survey deficiencies, intent keywords and financial fields are research context; field availability varies by organization and source.