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How long has Central Peninsula General Hospital been
in operation?
In June 2000, Central
Peninsula General Hospital celebrated its 30th anniversary. The
hospital has been in operation since 1971.
When was the last time the hospital expanded?
The last major expansion was in 1986 when the Emergency
Department and a wing for the Family Recovery Center were added. In
1990 the hospital expanded to add a CT Scanner. In 1999 there was an
additional expansion for an MRI.
How many employees does CPGH have?
The hospital currently has approximately 415
employees.
CPGH Human
Resources, 2005.
How many physicians practice
at the hospital?
There are 42 physicians on the active medical staff.
When you include courtesy staff the number goes to approximately 98 physicians.
CPGH Human
Resources, 2004
What impact does the hospital have on the economy of
the area?
CPGH is one of the state’s top 100 employers. We
are one of the largest employers in the area with a payroll of $20
million. CPGH has a very positive impact
on the local economy, as the majority of dollars are spent in, and
stay in, the community.
Who owns and manages the
hospital?
The Kenai Peninsula Borough owns the hospital. The hospital is
managed by a nonprofit, local governing board, CPGH, Inc. |
