About The Hospital
Caring for Our Community, Every Day
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At Boundary Community Hospital we understand the unique healthcare needs of our rural neighborhood. We are committed to providing accessible, high-quality, cost-effective treatment to everyone in our community. This means delivering comprehensive services from acute critical care to rehabilitation to transitional care as well as community outreach, wellness and education programs. We continue to upgrade technology, improve patient care and build collaborative partnerships with other healthcare providers in the region. We are proud to provide the vital health services you and your family demand, delivered with professionalism and compassion – right here at home.
Hospital Designated Level II STEMI Center and Level III Stroke Center by State of Idaho
Hospital Designated Level IV Trauma Center by State of Idaho
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Contact Information
6640 Kaniksu Street
Bonners Ferry, ID 83805
Telephone | (208) 267-3141
Medical Records Fax | (208) 267-6352
Radiology Fax | (208) 267-7167
Laboratory Fax | (208) 267-4201
Rehabilitation Fax | (208) 267-1747
BC Clinic Fax | (208) 267-3757
Email | info@bcch.org
Visiting Hours
24 Hours a Day – 7 Days a Week
Visitor parking is on Kaniksu Street. Be sure to check in at the Nurse’s Station when you arrive and depart.
Access these offices from Comanche Street
Outpatient Services
Orthopedic Clinic – Building C, Suite A
Human Resources – Building C, Suite B
Careers at Boundary Community Hospital
Featured Department
Emergency
The BCH Emergency Department is staffed with medical professionals; experienced physicians and nurses with emergency, trauma and Advanced Cardiac Life Support training. All of our staff are certified in Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Trauma Nursing, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, and Emergency Nursing Pediatrics.
Featured Position
Being a CNA takes the “want to make a difference” in someone else’s life. Because the position requires one–on–one care, you really get to know the patients. It can be emotionally rewarding in helping someone recover from their illness, or even to provide that daily care for an elderly patient that resides in a nursing home. Many of these types of patients are limited to the facility they reside in. How to Apply
Read More – The Gift of Caring