How Many Hospital Beds Are Currently Available In Escambia, Santa Rosa?
April 2, 2020
Newly released data shows the number of hospital beds and intensive care hospital beds available in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.
As of Thursday afternoon, over 50% of all hospital beds in both counties were available, and about 5o% of all ICU beds were also available.
ADULT ICU BED CAPACITY
Escambia County
- Total Adult ICU Capacity – 144
- Current Adult ICE Patients- 77
- Available Adult ICU – 67
- Percent Available Adult ICU – 46.53%
Santa Rosa County
- Total Adult ICU Capacity – 22
- Current Adult ICE Patients- 8
- Available Adult ICU – 14
- Percent Available Adult ICU – 63.64%
PEDIATRIC ICU BED CAPACITY
Escambia County
- Total Pediatric ICU Capacity – 10
- Current Pediatric ICE Patients-2
- Available Pediatric ICU – 8
- Percent Available Pediatric ICU – 80%
Santa Rosa County
- Total Pediatric ICU Capacity – 0
TOTAL HOSPITAL BEDS
Escambia County
Ascension Sacred Heart
- Total Capacity – 1,923
- Available – 1,097
- Current Patients – 826
- Percent Available - 57.05%
Baptist Hospital
- Total Capacity – 608
- Available – 321
- Current Patients – 287
- Percent Available – 52.80%
West Florida Hospital
- Total Capacity – 348
- Available – 178
- Current Patients – 170
- Percent Available – 51.15%
Santa Rosa County
Jay Hospital
- Total Capacity – 21
- Available – 14
- Current Patients – 7
- Percent Available – 66.67%
Santa Rosa Medical Center
- Total Capacity – 140
- Available – 94
- Current Patients – 46
- Percent Available – 67.14%
West Florida Community Care Center
- Total Capacity – 101
- Available – 56
- Current Patients -45
- Percent Available – 55.45%
Gulf Breeze Hospital
- Total Capacity – 72
- Available – 49
- Current Patients -23
- Percent Available – 68.06%
Source: Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA).
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4 Responses to “How Many Hospital Beds Are Currently Available In Escambia, Santa Rosa?”
Do you have any later info on hospital bed availability in Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties? I assume that the numbers shown are as of 2 Apriil>
Do you have any information on the hospitals in Okaloosa and Walton County?
I’m curious as to how many ventilators each hospital has?
No mention of the Pensacola Naval Hospital. It is a potential resource but as I understand it they have been out-patient only for a number of years and no longer admit patients. I emailed Matt Gaetz to suggest/ask if this was being considered as an additional resource on 13 March but have yet to receive a response.