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UPDATED 03/17/2020 with additional hospitals

This is only an estimate as some hospitals do not report data to CMS. Some have opened or closed, while others have expanded or reduced capacity since 2017.
Intensive-care beds are all general-purpose ICU beds.
Specialty ICU beds are intensive-care beds in specific care units such as cardiac ICUs. Note that more than half of these specialty ICU beds come from a category that includes neonatal ICU beds. Our count of these specialty beds does not include those in burn ICUs. Those number fewer than 1,000.
Acute-care beds are all acute-care and specialty beds, including intensive-care beds.
Total beds are all reported, and may include hospice or beds for inpatient rehabilitation facilities.
Estimated number of intensive-care beds: about 64,000. Estimated number of specialty ICU beds: about 28,000.
Hospitals in urban areas averaged about 21 ICU beds. With specialty ICU beds included, that average rises to about 30. Rural hospitals averaged about 5 and with specialty included 7.

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State	Hospitals reporting	Intensive- care beds	Specialty ICU beds	Acute-care beds	Total beds
Alabama	90	1,097	580	11,352	15,966
Alaska	22	106	80	1,083	1,658
Arizona	78	1,302	380	11,031	14,451
Arkansas	75	640	334	6,673	9,041
California	342	6,986	2,806	55,234	80,939
Colorado	80	885	422	6,970	9,955
Connecticut	31	594	146	5,828	8,805
Delaware	7	140	70	1,747	2,238
District of Columbia	8	254	127	1,985	2,934
Florida	186	4,787	1,940	42,039	56,039
Georgia	133	2,223	732	16,051	24,135
Guam	2	38	0	215	293
Hawaii	22	189	28	2,089	3,189
Idaho	40	285	154	2,240	3,327
Illinois	177	2,700	855	23,381	31,876
Indiana	120	1,605	446	12,184	16,410
Iowa	116	416	221	6,406	9,126
Kansas	137	627	177	6,463	9,242
Kentucky	91	1,259	527	10,482	14,022
Louisiana	119	1,215	559	10,901	14,977
Maine	33	218	42	2,377	3,408
Maryland	49	962	388	8,897	10,977
Massachusetts	62	1,273	307	12,035	15,150
Michigan	131	1,894	977	17,996	24,649
Minnesota	129	905	596	8,957	14,528
Mississippi	94	633	236	8,486	11,785
Missouri	111	1,603	761	13,639	18,649
Montana	62	163	0	2,409	4,005
Nebraska	89	478	70	4,291	6,283
Nevada	35	683	375	4,076	6,072
New Hampshire	26	228	42	2,015	2,658
New Jersey	66	1,670	873	14,854	20,079
New Mexico	41	306	63	3,191	4,174
New York	170	2,967	2,495	35,230	54,627
North Carolina	106	1,699	648	16,199	22,532
North Dakota	44	168	49	1,953	3,232
Ohio	169	2,490	1,580	23,107	31,161
Oklahoma	121	840	436	8,669	11,455
Oregon	59	651	140	5,195	6,683
Other	1	4	0	70	74
Pennsylvania	168	2,433	1,371	26,212	36,022
Puerto Rico	50	808	86	6,942	8,215
Rhode Island	11	235	127	1,857	2,548
South Carolina	59	936	502	8,945	12,154
South Dakota	59	153	44	2,401	4,273
Tennessee	105	1,534	851	13,516	19,034
Texas	403	5,585	2,600	46,477	61,020
Utah	46	482	436	3,574	5,115
Vermont	14	88	25	858	1,046
Virgin Islands	2	18	0	201	219
Virginia	84	1,383	498	12,681	18,112
Washington	90	1,343	449	8,700	11,587
West Virginia	49	477	215	4,832	6,923
Wisconsin	126	1,180	274	9,544	12,799
Wyoming	26	102	0	1,057	1,953

Notes

Data for Massachusetts and Wisconsin has been updated to correct errors in cost reports