We have the professionals, resources, and state-of -the art equipment and facilities to serve Southern Arizona. Our goal: deliver caring, high-quality healthcare that's professional and accessible today - and in the future. Santa Cruz Valley Regional Hospital is a full-service general acute care facility, home to 100 plus credentialed physicians, 250 employees, more 120 volunteers, along with specialists steps away at the nearby medical campus.
We accept multiple healthcare plans and have on-site healthcare advocates and financial specialists to assist and support, as needed. Our food service, cafe and cafeteria is staffed by professionals and backed by nutrition experts.
We accept multiple healthcare plans and have on-site healthcare advocates and financial specialists to assist and support, as needed. Our food service, cafe and cafeteria is staffed by professionals and backed by nutrition experts.
Services
In 2015, Green Valley Hospital launched with a focus on providing accessible high-quality care to the residents of Green Valley and Sahuarita, who often had to drive 30 minutes or more to a hospital.
In 2018, we changed our name to Santa Cruz Valley Regional Hospital to reflect new management, new owners and a more expansive vision of a modern community hospital and medical campus able to serve Green Valley, Sahuarita, Nogales, Rio Rico, Tubac, Amado, Patagonia, and Sonoita.
In 2018, we changed our name to Santa Cruz Valley Regional Hospital to reflect new management, new owners and a more expansive vision of a modern community hospital and medical campus able to serve Green Valley, Sahuarita, Nogales, Rio Rico, Tubac, Amado, Patagonia, and Sonoita.
Under federal law, all patients entering any hospital have the right to choose and refuse medical treatment. Sometimes patients become unable to make their own decisions regarding medical treatment. Advance directives, written statements created by patients, can help health care providers and family members understand what the patient truly wants.
You may have questions about your financial responsibility and what exactly your insurance may cover. Below are the most common questions patients ask about their insurance coverage and clear, simple answers to them. By giving you a summary of your financial rights and responsibilities, we hope you can concentrate on the most important part of your hospital stay.
If you are looking to brighten the hospital stay of a patient, you may visit the Santa Cruz Valley Regional Hospital Gift Shop, located in the lobby of the first floor. Our gift shop has a wide assortment of merchandise that will put a smile on anyone's face. We offer flowers, gifts, food items, magazines and other items that will make a patient's stay more comfortable.
Santa Cruz Valley Regional Hospital has developed resources to provide appropriate communication for patients, their legally authorized representative, and other individuals whom the patient authorizes, who have barriers to communication.
Patients with speech, visual, hearing, sensory or manual impairment, or language barriers (known collectively as barriers to communication) will be provided an equal opportunity to participate in and to benefit from the hospital's services.
Patients with speech, visual, hearing, sensory or manual impairment, or language barriers (known collectively as barriers to communication) will be provided an equal opportunity to participate in and to benefit from the hospital's services.
Reviews (10)
Cooper Smith
Jan 27, 2022
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Went in at 4:30 to get checked out for a suspected torn tendon in my shoulder. I was taken directly from the check in desk back to an exam room. Moved to imaging and diagnosed and discharged in under 2 hours. They were polite, respected my desire to use methods that weren't pain meds and got me the answers I needed so quickly I couldn't help but brag. I never write reviews. But this time it was well deserved. I have gone to this hospital about four times now over the years and they never disappoint.
Brenda Yanesh
Jan 25, 2022
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My mom went to this hospital because she was not feeling well. The doctor told her what are you doing here if you already had a covid test yesterday. She obviously has severe cough, shortness of breath and not doing good. she ended up having pnemonia. They gave her a small dose of antibiotics and sent her home. she already finished the medication and is still very unwell with no signs of getting better. Never take your love ones to this hospital ER please. They will be rude to the elderly. They don't let family in so they will treat them poorly if they want.
Thomas Sipan
Jan 13, 2022
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Provider was rude , tried to insinuate I was lying about being ill and in 10/10 PAIN. Brought in by ambulance and didn’t see the alleged “provider” until 2:30 hours later , he said Two people died before visiting me. I’m curious as to how that’s my problem? So because you’re inept I get o suffer ? Short white male provider definitely has a Napoleon complex. Wouldn’t bring my worst enemy to this dog and pony show. Try not to lose any more people ehh?
Paul Cavney
Jan 11, 2022
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Judy Beall
Dec 31, 2021
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My husband went there with severe pain in his leg...they call in the pain med on Christmas eve to a Walmart that closed early and is closed the next day for Christmas...leaving him in pain for his holiday...we will never go to or recommend the Green Valley Hospital again...aka...Santa Cruz Valley Hospital. Called them and they offered a written prescription if we wanted to come back over and pick it up...but yeah..what good is that when nothing is open??? If they want to be a real Hospital ...they need a dispensary. Till then they are incomplete and useless!!! We will never use them again! And
Jorge Oswaldo Rodriguez
Dec 18, 2021
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Deborah Hill
Nov 29, 2021
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I just picked up my mother at the emergency room at this hospital as she was very sick and had been suffering from nausea, vomiting and an inability to walk. She has dementia and all of her health details were given to the kind firefighter while they put her on the guerny to take her in an ambulance. While she was there her bottom was exposed to multiple people including two men, she was not given any water despite being dehydrated and asking for some (they refused her water, actually), and when she had an accident due to incontinence I had to ask the nurse to accompany her in the bathroom to make
Linda Betancourt
Sep 02, 2021
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I recently had to try to get my cousin a monoclonal antibody treatment for COVID on short notice. To my surprise, SCVRH was one of the two hospitals in the Tucson area to provide them. Kudos to our regional hospital! Once we had the referral, the scheduling staff at the hospital worked very quickly to obtain information from her PCP and get her scheduled promptly as she only had two days to get the treatment and be within the 10 day window for the infusion to be effective. Mandy, the nurse who administered the infusion, even came in on a Saturday so my cousin could get her treatment in time. All
Lois Bush
Aug 20, 2021
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I would like to review the SCVRH ER and their Outpatient Physical Therapy Dept. I went to the ER on 5/30/21 for a leg injury. There was no one in the waiting room and I was seen right away. I got xrays and a diagnosis of a broken tibia, given a full leg brace and crutches, and was out within a half hour. My experiences with this hospital have always been excellent, and I appreciate the convenient location near where I live.
I have also just completed 10 visits in their Outpatient Physical Therapy Dept at the hospital complex. My experience there has also been excellent. Dan Johnson, the Managing
I have also just completed 10 visits in their Outpatient Physical Therapy Dept at the hospital complex. My experience there has also been excellent. Dan Johnson, the Managing
Crysta Valdez
Jul 25, 2021
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