
Our Patient Care Unit staff was recently recognized in a report compiled by Becker’s Hospital Review, where Dosher Memorial Hospital was listed as one of 364 top hospitals nationwide for nurse communication and one of eight (8) in the state of North Carolina. Patient Care Unit Staff smiling in a group picture.
Patient Care Unit
The Patient Care Unit is a 25-bed inpatient department working to meet the healthcare needs of a variety of patients with acute and chronic medical conditions. Serving patients admitted from the Emergency Department, Surgical Services department, direct admits from primary care practices, and rehabilitation patients from area hospitals, the Patient Care Unit facilitates health across a broad spectrum of our community.
Staffed with professionals backed by decades of experience, the Patient Care Unit is well appointed to meet the dynamic needs of patients seeking care in the critical access setting.
Involving patients and their families in healthcare decisions, taking patient preferences into account, and designing a dynamic plan of care ensures our patients and their families have the resources they need to make informed decisions about their health. Caring for over 1000 patients annually, this team of physicians, nurses, and patient care technicians value the personalized approach to care they provide.
Visitors
Our goal is to extend the extraordinary care we provide for our patients to patient families and our visitors. Visitor policies are subject to change, so please check this page often, or call us if you have questions specific to you or a loved one's situation.
Our main lobby entrance is open for visitors during the following times:
Monday through Friday: 6:00 am - 7:00 pm
Saturday: 7:45 am - 4:15 pm
Sunday: Closed
Visitors for patients on the Dosher Patient Care Unit who wish to visit when the main entrance is closed will be able to use an “after hours” entrance. Detailed instructions regarding entry will be given to patient family members once a patient is admitted.
We can be reached any time by phone: (910) 457-3955 or fax: (910) 457-3958.
![]() William Meacham, MD |




