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Why choose Little Falls Hospital?

Little Falls Hospital was founded in 1893 and is a voluntary, not-for-profit integrated health care delivery system that is a proud subsidiary of the Bassett Healthcare Network. Little Falls Hospital is the recipient of numerous national awards for the high quality care it provides to patients.

How to contact Little Falls orthopedics or family Medical Center?

Please contact Little Falls Orthopedics (320) 631-2200 or Family Medical Center (320) 631-7200 for more information. In addition, the Family Medical Center Clinic’s located in Pierz and Randall are now open! Please call (320) 631-7200 to schedule an appointment.

How do I sign up for the hospital patient portal?

This information can be obtained by calling (315) 787-4688 Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. To register for the first time for the HOSPITAL patient portal please click here.

COVID-19 Visitor Response Plan

Please note that inpatient visitation restrictions are currently in place at all of our network hospital locations. This includes Bassett Medical Center in Cooperstown, A.O. Fox Hospital in Oneonta, A.O. Fox Hospital – Tri-Town Campus in Sidney, Cobleskill Regional Hospital, Little Falls Hospital, and O’Connor Hospital in Delhi.

About Us

Little Falls Hospital was founded in 1893 and is a voluntary, not-for-profit integrated health care delivery system that is a proud subsidiary of the Bassett Healthcare Network. Little Falls Hospital is the recipient of numerous national awards for the high quality care it provides to patients.

What is a licensed physician?

A licensed physician supervises each patient’s care and a nurse or other medical professional is almost always on the premises. Skilled nursing care is available onsite, 24 hours a day. Other medical professionals, such as occupational or physical therapists, are also available.

What is the highest level of care for older adults outside of a hospital?

A nursing home is normally the highest level of care for older adults outside of a hospital. Nursing homes provide what is called custodial care, including getting in and out of bed, and providing assistance with feeding, bathing, and dressing.

Is it a family's duty to care for elders?

Many cultures have strong beliefs that it is a family’s duty to care for elders. However, in today’s world of smaller families living farther apart, work conflicts, and people living longer with more chronic illness, it simply may not be possible.

Can you go to a nursing home after a stroke?

Some illnesses or injuries have progressed to the point where both ongoing medical and custodial care may be necessary through the end of life. However, many people encounter a nursing home for the first time after a sudden hospitalization, such as from a fall or stroke. After rehabilitative care, either returning home or to another housing option may be a better fit.

Our Services

We treat everyone with compassion and dignity, employing the talents, resources and relationships entrusted to us.

News and Events

We have passion to do our best. Take a look at some of our achievements and events.

Employment

We dedicate ourselves to those we serve and deliver what has not been done, before it is expected.

Support Us

We faithfully adhere to high principles and standards. Give your time or donations to support our mission of care.

Common Services

We don’t have any self-pay pricing information for this location yet. For more pricing information, call the clinic .

Accepted Insurance Plans

Contact your insurance company before your visit to ensure the clinic is in network for the service (s) you're seeking.

What is the phone number for Little Falls Orthopedics?

Please contact Little Falls Orthopedics (320) 631-2200 or Family Medical Center (320) 631-7200 for more information. In addition, the Family Medical Center Clinic’s located in Pierz and Randall are now open! Please call (320) 631-7200 to schedule an appointment.

Do people with no symptoms get tested?

However, public health may recommend that people who do not have symptoms get tested in certain situations. These could include: People who are told by public health workers that they were in close contact with someone known to have COVID-19, connected to a setting where an outbreak is occurring,