Juneau Bone & Joint Center |

SEARHC Orthopedics (Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium) provides orthopedic care as part of SEARHC’s broader non-profit medical services in Southeast Alaska. Key details: - Organization: Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC), a private, non-profit hospital and health system based in Juneau, AK. - Services: Includes orthopedics and a wide range of medical services (acute/critical care, primary care, emergency, surgery, dental, behavioral health, rehabilitation, radiology, etc.). - Locations: United States; main HQ and multiple clinics in Juneau (and other Southeast Alaska communities). Addresses include HQ at 3100 Channel Dr, Juneau, AK 99801, and additional offices such as 1200 Salmon Creek Lane, Juneau, AK 99801; Kake, Klawock, Yakutat, and other SE Alaska sites. - Contact: Main SEARHC phone options and hospital/clinic lines; general inquiries via webmaster@searhc.org. - Status: Active, privately held non-profit with a focus on serving Southeast Alaska residents. If you’re seeking orthopedic specific details (providers, clinics, appointment scheduling), you may want to: - Visit the SEARHC Orthopedics page on their site or contact the main SEARHC numbers. - Schedule an appointment or request a service expert through SEARHC’s contact channels.

Summary: Bartlett Regional Hospital (BRH) in Juneau, Alaska, is the city’s only hospital and the region’s emergency care provider. It is a nonprofit, City and Borough of Juneau–owned facility with 57 inpatient beds and 61 beds at Wildflower Court (its adjacent long-term care); it also operates the Aurora Behavioral Health Center. BRH provides a Level emergency department and serves as the primary orthopedic care hub in Juneau. The hospital traces back to 1886 and is located at 3260 Hospital Drive, Juneau, AK 99801. Key orthopedic-related context: - BRH is the sole hospital in Juneau with emergency services, making it the main access point for acute orthopedic needs in the area. - The facility lists various clinical and allied health staff roles, which typically support orthopedic care (e.g., RNs, CNAs, PTAs, Pharmacists), and has a history of recruiting for inpatient and rehabilitation services that align with post-orthopedic recovery. - No specific orthopedic department details are provided in the excerpt, but BRH’s scope includes trauma-level emergency services and general hospital coverage, indicating orthopedic trauma and post-op care capabilities. If you need specifics on BRH’s orthopedic services (e.g., fracture care, joint replacement, hand/foot surgery, orthopedic trauma team on call, or outpatient clinics), I can extract or infer from the hospital’s current program descriptions or contact information.