Jackson County Hospital

Jackson County Hospital, operating as Jackson Hospital, is a non-profit healthcare organization registered to receive federal government awards. As a corporate entity with tax-exempt status, it primarily functions as a hospital providing medical services to its community. The hospital's registration in SAM.gov is current, having been renewed in July 2023 and set to expire in May 2025. While specific details about the hospital's size, specialties, or community role are not provided, its status as a recipient of federal grants suggests it plays a significant role in providing healthcare services in its local area, likely Jackson County, Florida.

The hospital has been involved in several federal grant sub-awards, primarily focused on emergency preparedness and mitigation efforts. One sub-award, administered through the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management, was for emergency protective measures implemented between October and November, indicating the hospital's role in disaster response. Two other sub-awards were part of the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. One project involved planning for backup potable and fire water systems for the hospital complex, demonstrating efforts to enhance the facility's resilience during emergencies. The other project focused on providing backup power to twelve off-site medical facilities, including the installation of permanent diesel generators and an automatic transfer switch for the main hospital. These grants highlight Jackson Hospital's commitment to improving its infrastructure and ensuring continuous operation during power outages or other emergencies, thereby maintaining its ability to serve the community in critical times.