Northern Arizona Healthcare
Northern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) is a nonprofit healthcare system serving Flagstaff and northern Arizona, founded in 1936. It operates multiple facilities including Flagstaff Medical Center (270+ beds), Verde Valley Medical Center (99 beds), Sedona Medical Center, and related centers (orthopedic, cancer, critical care, emergency, telemetry, operating rooms, medical/surgical, and women’s/infants services). NAH provides a full range of laboratory and imaging services (labs and X-rays) as part of its general and specialty care, with sites across Flagstaff, Cottonwood, and Sedona. Key points relevant to Laboratory Services: - Laboratories and X-ray imaging are included in NAH’s service offerings. - Locations offering Lab services or related testing likely include Flagstaff Medical Center, Verde Valley Medical Center, and Sedona/Sedona Medical Center facilities. - NAH emphasizes comprehensive care, including emergency, urgent care, specialty care, and medical records, supported by in-house labs and radiology. - Organization size: 886 employees; annual revenue around $150M; active since 1936, with ongoing growth and internal career opportunities. If you need specifics on which NAH locations have on-site laboratory testing, exact lab hours, or the range of tests offered, I can pull that detail.
