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Northern Cochise Community Hospital

Willcox, AZ

Northern Cochise Community Hospital is a 24-bed critical access hospital that is part of Tucson, Ariz.-based TMC Health system. The hospital’s 175-plus employees provide rural residents with 24/7 emergency services, inpatient and skilled nursing care, outpatient services and primary care clinics. The hospital has partnered with the Diaper Bank of Arizona to distribute more than 3,000 diapers monthly to local families, addressing a basic health and economic need in the community. Through a partnership with the Cochise Technology District’s “Patient Care Technician” program, the hospital offers rural high school students hands-on clinical training with a direct path to healthcare careers, and six program graduates now work at the hospital while one works at Benson (Ariz.) Hospital, which is also part of TMC Health. The hospital is also enhancing its facilities with upgrades to the emergency department entrance and physical therapy wing to improve accessibility and patient experience. The broader TMC Health system was named to Forbes‘ 2026 list of “America’s Best Large Employers.”

Becker's Recognition

Northern Cochise Community Hospitalhas been named a Becker's honoree on the lists below.

2026 Winner

Hospital & Health Systems

100 Critical Access Hospitals to Know

Critical access hospitals occupy a singular place in the American healthcare system. With a maximum of 25 inpatient beds and a mandate to provide around-the-clock emergency care, these institutions do far more with far less than almost any other type of healthcare organization.

Rural & Critical Access

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