Healthcare in Martinsburg
Martinsburg's healthcare access runs through WVU Medicine Berkeley Medical Center, alongside a real, disclosed primary-care-physician access gap this record does not omit.
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Berkeley Medical Center, cited at approximately 216 beds, anchors local hospital care, supported by clinics including Shenandoah Community Health.
A real, disclosed primary-care shortage
Berkeley County was cited at approximately 87 primary care physicians per 100,000 residents -- notably below the cited U.S. average of approximately 157 per 100,000.
An elevated uninsured-adult share
The area's uninsured adult share was cited at approximately 18.6%, versus a cited national average of approximately 10.2%.
Key takeaways
- WVU Medicine Berkeley Medical Center anchors local hospital care at approximately 216 beds.
- Berkeley County carries a real, disclosed primary-care-physician shortage relative to the US average.
- The area's uninsured-adult share runs notably above the cited national average.
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