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Your Trusted Healthcare Partner in Asheboro, NC
Randolph Health is a community healthcare system dedicated to providing high-quality medical care and fostering wellness in the communities we serve. Our comprehensive services include acute care hospital services, primary and specialty physician practices, home health care, and advanced diagnostic testing through our freestanding MRI facility. With a strategic focus on implementing innovative technologies and community-specific care solutions, we deliver compassionate treatment with dignity and respect to patients and families.Located in Asheboro, North Carolina, our system serves as a vital healthcare resource at the heart of the Piedmont region. Our mission aligns with improving community health through accessible services while maintaining recognition for excellence in medical care delivery. We operate as part of American Healthcare Systems, leveraging our community-based approach to ensure quality healthcare remains accessible to all residents.
Services
Emergency Services
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Maternity Services
Pulmonary Rehabilitation
Orthopedic Care
Cancer Treatment
Home Health Services
Diagnostic Imaging
Senior Care Programs
Wound Care
Highlights and features
- Community-based healthcare system serving central North Carolina since 1953
- Comprehensive services from emergency care to specialized rehabilitation programs
- PACE program providing senior care services with personalized support
- Advanced diagnostic capabilities including 3D mammography and MRI services
- Patient-centered approach emphasizing dignity and family involvement in care
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Services
Emergency Services
Our 24/7 Emergency Department provides immediate care for acute injuries and medical conditions. Board-certified physicians and specialized staff treat trauma cases, heart attacks, strokes, and other emergencies using advanced diagnostic equipment. Patients receive rapid triage and access to inpatient care when needed.
Cardiac Rehabilitation
This structured program helps heart patients recover through monitored exercise, education on heart-healthy living, and risk factor management. Certified specialists develop personalized plans for patients recovering from heart attacks, surgeries, or chronic heart conditions.
PACE Program
Our PACE program offers comprehensive medical, social, and rehabilitative services for seniors needing nursing home-level care while remaining in the community. Services include adult day care, transportation, therapy, and 24/7 care coordination for participants and their families.
Diagnostic Imaging
We provide advanced imaging services including MRI, mammography, ultrasound, and X-ray diagnostics. Our facilities feature 3D mammography technology and board-certified radiologists who interpret scans to support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Home Health Services
Skilled nurses and therapists deliver medical care in patients' homes following hospital discharge or for chronic condition management. Services include wound care, physical therapy, medication management, and patient education to promote recovery in familiar environments.
Questions
What medical services does Randolph Health offer?
We provide comprehensive services including emergency care, cardiac rehabilitation, maternity services, cancer treatment, diagnostic imaging, senior care programs, and home health services.
Where are your facilities located?
Our main hospital campus is in Asheboro, NC with additional locations in Ramseur, Randleman, Liberty, and Seagrove for specialized outpatient services.
Do you accept my insurance plan?
We work with most major insurance providers including NC Medicaid. Contact our patient accounts department for specific coverage verification.
What is your PACE program?
Our PACE program provides comprehensive senior care services including medical treatment, rehabilitation, and social support to help seniors maintain independence at home.
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Reviews (7)
James Griffin
Jun 16, 2022
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My wife had to come to this ER, the wait was ridiculous, and then once she did get seen they told her that it was just an anxiety attack and sent her home without treatment. She was having heat exhaustion and dehydration, we later found out. Physician assistant was incredibly rude. Just get a ride to Cone instead if you can.
Thomas W.
Jun 08, 2022
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Head the other way! Go anywhere but here! 5 hrs after a hard fall, my 75yo disabled mother is still in the waiting room, major hematoma on her forehead & unable to move her left arm. CT scan & x-rays were done 4hrs ago. She's asked for ice pack for her head and a pain reliever, ibuprofen, not asking for narcotics. I'm so furious right now. The staff are rude and act like I'm overreacting because m asking questions every 30 minutes.
I'd take her somewhere else, but she'd have to start the process all over again. This has nothing to due with Covid-19 or shortagesor what else they will blame it on! This is all about rude nursing staff, slow service time and complete lack of care and compassion. Absolutely ridiculous and unacceptable.
I'd take her somewhere else, but she'd have to start the process all over again. This has nothing to due with Covid-19 or shortagesor what else they will blame it on! This is all about rude nursing staff, slow service time and complete lack of care and compassion. Absolutely ridiculous and unacceptable.
Scott P.
May 26, 2022
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Randolph Hospital or now Randolph Health has failed to invest the money required for the staff, equipment, and facilities to provide quality care. The hospital does not have a cath lab, is not a stroke center, and is not a trauma center. Rather than investing in those things they instead built a helipad so patients can be billed tens of thousands of dollars to go to another hospital. The ER is the defacto healthcare provider in the county for people without insurance leading to long wait times.
Despite other facilities and even some local government agencies working to address the opioid epidemic and the mental health crisis in the county they are just now deciding to build a in-patient psych unit, only after getting a million plus dollar grant from the government.
Despite other facilities and even some local government agencies working to address the opioid epidemic and the mental health crisis in the county they are just now deciding to build a in-patient psych unit, only after getting a million plus dollar grant from the government.
Marijo
Mar 26, 2022
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I give them a 0 star bec.of the waiting period. It took so long to release the patients. I was upset bec. they keep me waiting and waiting to give me the results. All in all I'm not satisfied with their service.
Susan Mussotto
Mar 18, 2022
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The emergency room doctor classified my condition to cannot treat because of hypertension. I was throwing up all night. Amber Nodal you know who you are. It's been a year on 5/22/2022. My insurance is saying I have a zero balance and the billing service is saying the same but I keep getting a bill for 856.00.
Wanda Rivenbark
Mar 10, 2022
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If there was a place to select 0 I would. My father-in-law went in with weakness and 1 week after being tested for Covid 19. The first responders was not even sure why we wanted him to be picked up but his weakness had us concerned. He was in from February 22nd until the March 8th. While he was in there his chart shows he developed hospital pneumonia (from lying flat on his back), he developed a UTI from not being changed and cleaned properly, he went sepsis and left with starting of bed sores.
He went to a rehab center where they found an open sore between his legs, a rash and redness on his growing. They also found he had a mouth thrush along with a nicotine patch (the man hasn't smoked in 55 years and then he briefly smoked in the Air Force. I would not take a dog to this place. This isn't the end of my story but I will stop here.
He went to a rehab center where they found an open sore between his legs, a rash and redness on his growing. They also found he had a mouth thrush along with a nicotine patch (the man hasn't smoked in 55 years and then he briefly smoked in the Air Force. I would not take a dog to this place. This isn't the end of my story but I will stop here.
Kaylin Parter
Mar 03, 2022
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I do not recommend this hospital at all. This hospital needs to shut down. You don't have a good chance of surviving here coming from a high risk pregnant patient. The nurses were very rude and the room was unclean with another person's specimen in the room.
