Troy Regional Medical Center
1330 Highway 231 South, Troy, AL 36081 · (334) 670-5000
Troy Regional Medical Center is a government-owned general hospital in Troy, Alabama (Pike County), with 40 beds. It has an emergency room and holds 4 of 5 stars in CMS's overall quality rating. In CMS's patient survey it scores 4 of 5 stars, and 70% of patients said they would definitely recommend it. Medicare patients had 42 stays here in 2024, most often for pneumonia, heart failure and dehydration and electrolyte problems. It lists $4.48 for every $1 its care costs, close to the typical Alabama hospital ($4.41).
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Quality and patient experience
What patients say
★★★★★4 of 5 · 149 surveys
Rated by patients
- Nurses communicated well★★★★★
- Doctors communicated well★★★★★
- Staff explained medicines★★★★★
- Information for going home★★★★★
- Room was clean★★★★★
- Quiet at night★★★★★
Emergency room and urgent care
ER volume: medium.
US typical hospital. Infection figures are a ratio: 1.00 means as many infections as expected for a hospital like this one. CMS adjusts these rates for how sick the patients are; a small gap from the typical hospital can be chance, so a verdict is shown only where CMS gives one.
Source: CMS Care Compare, measurement periods ending up to September 2025.
The money
From the hospital's Medicare cost report for the year ending March 2025.
Hospital stays
Medicare figures are 2024 averages for this hospital; the bars show how much of the bill was actually paid.
Billed (list price)Actually paid (Medicare + patient)
| Stay | Medicare stays | Billed | Paid | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pneumonia, with major complications 193 | 16 | $25,145 | $12,169 | |
| Heart failure, with major complications 291 | 15 | $16,792 | $11,440 | |
| Dehydration and electrolyte problems 641 | 11 | $12,305 | $7,812 |