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Trauma centers in the United States, by state

Hospitals whose own official website states a trauma center designation. Level I centers treat the most serious injuries; Level IV and V centers stabilize patients and transfer them when needed. The exact wording from each source is shown. Designations expire and are renewed, so check with the hospital. In an emergency, call 911.

Source: each hospital's own website (linked on its page). Checked on each hospital's own website between 2026-10-04 and 2026-11-05. Services change: call the hospital to confirm.

Level I: 230 · Level II: 229 · Level III: 275 · Level IV: 438 · Level V: 13 · Other: 9

Alabama (17)

Alaska (11)

Arizona (23)

Arkansas (28)

California (60)

Colorado (54)

Connecticut (7)

Delaware (3)

District of Columbia (2)

Florida (30)

Georgia (26)

Hawaii (9)

Idaho (17)

Illinois (38)

Indiana (14)

Iowa (52)

Kansas (28)

Kentucky (18)

Louisiana (9)

Maine (2)

Maryland (5)

Massachusetts (13)

Michigan (45)

Minnesota (59)

Mississippi (31)

Missouri (24)

Montana (10)

Nebraska (20)

Nevada (6)

New Hampshire (9)

New Jersey (10)

New Mexico (8)

New York (25)

North Carolina (12)

North Dakota (20)

Ohio (34)

Oklahoma (15)

Oregon (18)

Pennsylvania (39)

Rhode Island (1)

South Carolina (7)

South Dakota (5)

Tennessee (12)

Texas (183)

Utah (23)

Vermont (1)

Virginia (19)

Washington (35)

West Virginia (14)

Wisconsin (37)

Wyoming (6)

Common questions

How many hospitals are on this list?

1,194 hospitals in 51 states, D.C. and territories. Checked on each hospital's own website between 2026-10-04 and 2026-11-05.

Where does this list come from?

From each hospital's own official website, read by our research and linked from the hospital's page. Hospitals whose website we have not reviewed yet are not on this list, so it is not complete.

What should I do in an emergency?

Call 911. Do not drive yourself if you have chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke signs or heavy bleeding.

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