Religious Nonmedical Health Care Institution
There are 121 active religious nonmedical health care institution providers in the United States, distributed across 37 states. Furnishes only nonmedical nursing items and services to patients who choose to rely solely upon a religious method of healing, and for whom the acceptance of medical services would be inconsistent wit The directory pages currently published below cover 3 states.
By state
Top metros
- BOISE, ID 1 providers
- COEUR D ALENE, ID 1 providers
- COLUMBUS, GA 1 providers
- COVINGTON, GA 1 providers
- DECATUR, GA 1 providers
- DESOTO, TX 1 providers
- DRIPPING SPRINGS, TX 1 providers
- FAYETTEVILLE, GA 1 providers
- FORT WORTH, TX 1 providers
- HOUSTON, TX 1 providers
- JESUP, GA 1 providers
- LAWRENCEVILLE, GA 1 providers
- MARIETTA, GA 1 providers
- RICHARDSON, TX 1 providers
- ROSSVILLE, GA 1 providers
- SAN ANGELO, TX 1 providers
- TEXARKANA, TX 1 providers
- THOMASVILLE, GA 1 providers
- VALDOSTA, GA 1 providers
Related taxonomy codes
- General Acute Care Hospital 15,439 active providers 282N00000X
- Critical Access (General Acute Care Hospital) 3,205 active providers 282NC0060X
- Psychiatric Hospital 2,427 active providers 283Q00000X
- Rehabilitation Hospital 1,290 active providers 283X00000X
- Long Term Care Hospital 1,076 active providers 282E00000X
- Special Hospital 863 active providers 284300000X
- Children (General Acute Care Hospital) 844 active providers 282NC2000X
- Rural (General Acute Care Hospital) 787 active providers 282NR1301X
- Military Hospital 691 active providers 286500000X
- Chronic Disease Hospital 323 active providers 281P00000X
- Military General Acute Care Hospital (Military Hospital) 208 active providers 2865M2000X
- Women (General Acute Care Hospital) 147 active providers 282NW0100X
About religious nonmedical health care institution
Furnishes only nonmedical nursing items and services to patients who choose to rely solely upon a religious method of healing, and for whom the acceptance of medical services would be inconsistent with their religious beliefs. Furnishes nonmedical items and services exclusively through nonmedical nursing personnel who are experienced in caring for the physical needs of nonmedical patients. For example, caring for the physical needs such as assistance with activities of daily living; assistance in moving, positioning, and ambulation; nutritional needs; and comfort and support measures. Furnishes nonmedical items and services to inpatients on a 24-hour basis. Does not furnish, on the basis of religious beliefs, through its personnel or otherwise, medical items and services (including any medical screening, examination, diagnosis, prognosis, treatment, or the administration of drugs) for its patients.
Frequently asked
What does a religious nonmedical health care institution provider do?
Religious Nonmedical Health Care Institution providers are healthcare professionals classified under the NUCC Healthcare Provider Taxonomy. Refer to the NUCC taxonomy definitions and your state licensing board for scope of practice details.
How do I verify a religious nonmedical health care institution provider's NPI?
Every NPI on Praxis MD has a verifiable record in the official CMS NPPES registry. Open NPPES to confirm, then check the issuing state board for current license status.
How current is this data?
Each page shows the CMS NPPES source snapshot date used to build it. Use the linked CMS record when you need the latest source entry.