MAYO CLINIC HEALTH SYSTEM NEW PRAGUE
Critical Access Hospitals · Voluntary non-profit - Private
MNCCN · 241361
Ownership
Voluntary non-profit - Private
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Facility type
Critical Access Hospitals
Certification category — not a list of services offered today.
Emergency services
Reported
Reported by the facility. This is not a trauma designation.
Teaching status
Not yet retrieved
Graduate medical education participation has not been queried.
Public records last refreshed: not recorded. Quality measures carry their own reporting periods, shown on each measure.
Phoenix Verification Panel
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Why one measure should not define a hospital
Hospitals often perform differently across conditions, procedures, patient groups, and reporting periods.
A hospital may show a favorable result for one condition and an unfavorable result for another in the same year. Each measure is built for a specific population and question.
The most useful approach is to look at the measures closest to the care you expect to receive and bring your questions to the care team.
What this does not tell you
- — Combining unrelated measures into one score is not supported by the official methodologies, and Phoenix does not do it.
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Trauma designation and emergency care are not the same
A hospital can operate an emergency department without being designated as a trauma center.
Emergency departments treat urgent medical problems. Trauma designations indicate specific resources and capabilities for treating serious injuries, and designation levels and standards can vary by state.
Question to consider: “If a serious complication occurs, what emergency or transfer resources are available at this facility?”
What this does not tell you
- — Emergency-service information in public data records whether services are reported, not what is staffed at a given moment.
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Public quality measures
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The public quality dataset was queried and no published clinical measures were located for this facility. Missing data is not treated as a result of zero — many hospitals are not required to report every measure.
Patient experience
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No patient-experience survey results have been retrieved for this facility yet.
Services and capabilities
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A normalized service and technology list has not been retrieved for this facility. Confirm any specific service, campus, and care team directly with the hospital before scheduling or traveling.
Accreditations and certifications
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No accreditation record has been retrieved for this facility. Confirm current status with The Joint Commission, DNV Healthcare, or another accrediting organization.
Location and arrival
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301 2ND STREET NORTHEAST
MN 56071
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What hospital ownership means
Ownership describes who legally owns the hospital — for example a government body, a nonprofit organization, or a for-profit company.
Ownership is reported in public federal records. It tells you about the hospital's legal and financial structure, such as whether it is run by a city or county, a nonprofit health system, or a for-profit company.
Ownership is separate from branding, from the health system whose name appears on the building, and from who manages daily operations. A hospital can carry a well-known system's name through an affiliation without that system owning it.
What this does not tell you
- — Ownership does not tell you anything about the care an individual patient will receive.
- — Ownership records can lag behind mergers, sales, or management changes by months.
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What a teaching hospital is
A teaching hospital trains medical residents and fellows alongside fully licensed physicians who supervise them.
Teaching hospitals participate in graduate medical education, so doctors in training may take part in your care under supervision. Many teaching hospitals are affiliated with a medical school.
Teaching status is a structural fact about the hospital. It does not, by itself, establish that care is better or worse than at a non-teaching hospital.
What this does not tell you
- — Teaching status says nothing about a specific department, procedure, or care team.
- — Reported teaching status can differ between datasets and reporting years.
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