Cape Fear Valley Medical Center
Cape Fear Valley Rehabilitation Center
Behavioral Health Care
Bladen County Hospital
Health Pavilion North
Highsmith-Rainey Specialty Hospital
Physician Offices
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center
The cornerstone of Cape Fear Valley Hospital was laid in 1954, and the hospital opened in 1956 as a 200-bed county hospital. Today, the medical center is a robust 426-bed medical center located in the growing metropolitan city of Fayetteville, N.C. (population 100,000) in Cumberland County (population 300,000).
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center specializes in heart care, cancer treatment and surgical services. We have a full-service Family Birth Center as well as a Level-III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) to care for the tiniest members of our community.
A half-century after its opening day, Cape Fear Valley Medical Center is the healthcare provider of choice for thousands of families in the Cape Fear region.
Cape Fear Valley Rehabilitation Center
At Cape Fear Valley Rehabilitation Center, we help our patients declare their independence every day. Approximately four out of five patients are able to return home after discharge from the rehabilitation center.
Located directly behind Cape Fear Valley Medical Center, the rehabilitation center is a 78-bed facility that provides inpatient and outpatient services for adults and children. The facility provides treatment for brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, stroke, neurological impairments and orthopedic injuries. Services provided include:
Cape Fear Valley Behavioral Health Care offers inpatient and outpatient mental health services for children ages four and older, adolescents and adults. It is located at 3425 Melrose Road in Fayetteville.
Behavioral Health Care offers psychiatric treatment, including evaluations, medical management, and group, family and individual therapy. Substance abuse treatment is also available.
Behavioral Health Care is accredited by The Joint Commission and licensed by the state of North Carolina. Staffed by psychiatrists, psychologists, clinical social workers, psychiatric nurses, licensed professional counselors and other mental health professionals, Cape Fear Valley Behavioral Health Care provides a team approach to mental wellness.
For more information about Behavioral Health Care, please call (910) 609-3700.
Bladen County Hospital is a public, not-for-profit 58-bed facility located in Elizabethtown. It includes a 24-hour Emergency Department, 40-bed Medical/Surgical Unit, and Intensive Care Unit and an up-to-date Birthing Center. Bladen County Hospital is one of just 20 federally designated Critical Access Hospitals in the state, and one of only two in Southeastern North Carolina. The Critical Access Hospital (CAH) Program was created in 1998 as a safety net to ensure healthcare services to rural areas of the U.S.
In order to better serve our community, Cape Fear Valley opened Health Pavilion North, a conveniently located outpatient facility offering some of the area’s most-needed services:
Diagnostic Services, including lab, x-ray, CT and EKG
Family Practice
Cancer Care
Urgent Care
Pharmacy
Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Health Pavilion North is located near the intersection of Ramsey Street and Andrews Road, easily accessible from I-95 by the new I-295 interchange.
Highsmith-Rainey Specialty Hospital
A vital part of Fayetteville and surrounding communities, Highsmith-Rainey Specialty Hospital continues to touch the lives of families, friends and neighbors.
The hospital’s commitment to providing personal, quality care has remained constant since its inception in 1901, when Dr. Jacob Franklin Highsmith established Highsmith Hospital as the first private hospital in North Carolina. With the help of Dr. William Thomas Rainey, the hospital grew into one of the leading medical facilities in the region.
In 1983, the new Highsmith-Rainey Memorial Hospital opened in its current location on Robeson Street, with state-of-the-art medical capabilities and all private rooms.
On June 1, 2004, Highsmith-Rainey began a new chapter in its proud history, opening additional continuing acute-care beds for a total of 112, including a four-bed Intensive Care Unit. Continuing acute care is highly complex acute care for patients who are usually very sick and require electronic monitoring and bedside care by nurses with advanced clinical skills.
At the same time, Highsmith-Rainey’s Emergency Department became Highsmith-Rainey ExpressCare, one of three located throughout Fayetteville.
Highsmith-Rainey is accredited by The Joint Commission. The hospital remains linked to its historical past, while it embraces the future as an institution renowned for its compassionate, quality care.
If you're new to the community and looking for a physician, you've come to the right place.
Cape Fear Valley Health System operates 10 primary care practices to help alleviate an acute shortage of primary-care physicians and improve access to health-care services for residents who live in underserved areas of our community.
