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Hospital · Psychiatric hospital

Who owns North Mississippi State Hospital?

1937 Briar Ridge Rd · Tupelo, MS · 38804

Overview

Beds50
Discharges455cost report 2025
Occupancy97%inpatient days ÷ bed days
Employees (FTE)109

North Mississippi State Hospital is a psychiatric hospital in Tupelo, Mississippi, operated by North Mississippi State Hospital. Lee County has 2 hospitals, 3 nursing homes and 5 urgent care centers.

Ownership

North Mississippi State Hospital is operated by North Mississippi State Hospital.

Operator
North Mississippi State Hospital
Owner group
North Mississippi State Hospital
Ownership type
Government (state)
Source

Ownership history

Every dated change of operator and owner for North Mississippi State Hospital, with the source for each.

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Full ownership tree of North Mississippi State Hospital

Every entity between this facility and its ultimate owner, with ownership percentages and dates.

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Finances

From the hospital's Medicare cost report, fiscal year ending 2025.

Net patient revenue$654K
Operating expenses$9.7M
Net income−$517K
Net income as a share of net patient revenue-79.2%

Payer mix by inpatient days (2025)

  • Commercial and other 95.3%
  • Medicare 4.7%

Location and market

Address
1937 Briar Ridge Rd · Tupelo, MS · 38804
County
Lee County
State
Mississippi
Hospitals in the county2
Nursing homes3
Urgent care centers5

2 off-site locations

Campuses, off-site emergency departments and outpatient departments under this hospital's certification.

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Nearby hospitals

Sources and identifiers

  • Operator: CMS Hospital Enrollments and All Owners (PECOS): hospital ownership graph
  • Finances and payer mix: CMS hospital cost reports (HCRIS), fiscal year 2025
  • Ownership type and beds: CMS Provider of Services file
  • Location: CMS and Census Bureau geography
CMS certification number
254009
NPI
1114054301
Last confirmed
2026-10-23

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