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	{{~~Infobox hospital~~		{{Short description\|A comprehensive overview of Cape Cod Hospital}}
	\| ~~Name =~~ Cape Cod Hospital
	~~\| Org/Group = Cape Cod Healthcare~~
	~~\| Location = [[Hyannis, Massachusetts]]~~
	~~\| Region = [[Barnstable, Massachusetts]]~~
	~~\| State = Massachusetts~~
	~~\| Country = US~~
	~~\| Coordinates ={{coord\|41\|39\|10\|N\|70\|16\|18\|W\|region:US-MA_type:landmark\|display=inline,title}}~~
	~~\| Beds = 283~~
	~~\| Founded = 1920~~
	~~\| Website = https://www.capecodhealth.org/locations/profile/cape-cod-hospital/~~
	}}

	~~'''~~Cape Cod Hospital~~''' is a not-for-profit regional medical center located~~ in ~~[[Hyannis, Massachusetts~~]]. It was founded in 1920 and is currently the largest hospital on Cape Cod. The hospital has 283 beds and employs over 1,700 people, including 300 physicians. The CEO of Cape Cod Hospital is Michael K. Lauf.		[[File:Cape_cod_hospital_in_1922.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Cape Cod Hospital in 1922]]

	Cape Cod Hospital ~~offers extensive cardiac care services~~ in ~~partnership with [~~[~~Harvard University Medical School]] affiliate~~ [~~[Brigham and Women's Hospital~~]]. It ~~is also affiliated with~~ the [[~~Floating Hospital for Children]] at [[Tufts Medical Center~~]].		'''Cape Cod Hospital''' is a prominent healthcare facility located in [[Hyannis, Massachusetts]]. It serves as a critical medical center for the [[Cape Cod]] region, providing a wide range of healthcare services to the local community and visitors alike.

	The hospital~~'s emergency department is one~~ of the ~~busiest~~ in ~~Massachusetts~~, ~~providing emergency~~ services to ~~over 84~~,~~000 patients annually~~.		==History==
			Cape Cod Hospital was established in the early 20th century to address the growing healthcare needs of the Cape Cod area. The hospital has undergone significant expansions and renovations over the years to accommodate advancements in medical technology and the increasing population of the region.

			===Early Years===
			The hospital was originally founded in 1920 and officially opened its doors in 1922. The initial facility was modest, reflecting the rural nature of Cape Cod at the time. The accompanying image shows the hospital as it appeared in 1922, highlighting its early architectural style.

			===Modern Developments===
			In recent decades, Cape Cod Hospital has expanded its facilities and services. It now includes state-of-the-art medical equipment and specialized departments to provide comprehensive care. The hospital is part of the Cape Cod Healthcare system, which is the leading provider of healthcare services in the region.

			==Services==
			Cape Cod Hospital offers a wide array of medical services, including but not limited to:

	~~==History==~~		* [[Emergency medicine]]
	~~Before the founding of Cape Cod Hospital~~, ~~the ''Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod'' was established in 1916 to provide nursing services in the area. Injured fishermen would be sent to Boston~~ for ~~treatment until local businessmen initiated efforts to establish a hospital. Cape Cod Hospital was founded in 1920~~.		* [[Cardiology]]
			* [[Oncology]]
			* [[Orthopedics]]
			* [[Pediatrics]]
			* [[Surgery]]

			The hospital is equipped with modern diagnostic and treatment facilities, ensuring high-quality care for patients.

	~~From the mid-1940s to 1971, the hospital was home to the [[~~Cape Cod Hospital ~~School of Nursing]]~~, ~~which trained~~ local ~~nurses~~.		==Community Impact==
			Cape Cod Hospital plays a vital role in the community, not only as a healthcare provider but also as a major employer. It collaborates with local organizations to promote public health initiatives and provides educational opportunities for medical students and professionals.

	~~In 1996,~~ Cape Cod ~~Hospital merged with~~ [[~~Falmouth Hospital~~]] ~~and the Visiting Nurse Association to form the unified ''Cape Cod~~ Healthcare~~'' organization, which currently oversees Cape Cod Hospital.~~		==Related pages==
			* [[Cape Cod Healthcare]]
			* [[Hyannis, Massachusetts]]
			* [[Healthcare in Massachusetts]]

	~~Notable leaders of Cape Cod Hospital include James Lyons, who served as CEO from 1981 until the merger,~~ and ~~Steven Abbott, who served as CEO of Cape Cod Healthcare from 1998 to 2008. Dr. Richard F. Salluzzo, former CEO of ''Wellmont Health System''~~, ~~took over as CEO~~ in ~~2008.~~		[[Category:Hospitals in Massachusetts]]
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{{Infobox hospital
| Name = Cape Cod Hospital
| Org/Group = Cape Cod Healthcare
| Location = [[Hyannis, Massachusetts]]
| Region = [[Barnstable, Massachusetts]]
| State = Massachusetts
| Country = US
| Coordinates ={{coord|41|39|10|N|70|16|18|W|region:US-MA_type:landmark|display=inline,title}}
| Beds = 283
| Founded = 1920
| Website = https://www.capecodhealth.org/locations/profile/cape-cod-hospital/
}}

'''Cape Cod Hospital''' is a not-for-profit regional medical center located in [[Hyannis, Massachusetts]]. It was founded in 1920 and is currently the largest hospital on Cape Cod. The hospital has 283 beds and employs over 1,700 people, including 300 physicians. The CEO of Cape Cod Hospital is Michael K. Lauf.

Cape Cod Hospital offers extensive cardiac care services in partnership with [[Harvard University Medical School]] affiliate [[Brigham and Women's Hospital]]. It is also affiliated with the [[Floating Hospital for Children]] at [[Tufts Medical Center]].

The hospital's emergency department is one of the busiest in Massachusetts, providing emergency services to over 84,000 patients annually.

==History==
Before the founding of Cape Cod Hospital, the ''Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod'' was established in 1916 to provide nursing services in the area. Injured fishermen would be sent to Boston for treatment until local businessmen initiated efforts to establish a hospital. Cape Cod Hospital was founded in 1920.

From the mid-1940s to 1971, the hospital was home to the [[Cape Cod Hospital School of Nursing]], which trained local nurses.

In 1996, Cape Cod Hospital merged with [[Falmouth Hospital]] and the Visiting Nurse Association to form the unified ''Cape Cod Healthcare'' organization, which currently oversees Cape Cod Hospital.

Notable leaders of Cape Cod Hospital include James Lyons, who served as CEO from 1981 until the merger, and Steven Abbott, who served as CEO of Cape Cod Healthcare from 1998 to 2008. Dr. Richard F. Salluzzo, former CEO of ''Wellmont Health System'', took over as CEO in 2008.