Centennial Hills Hospital

The hospital opened its eight-story tower on January 21, 2008, having originally planned to open in Autumn 2007. The building included of space for future expansion. It is the first tobacco-free campus in Nevada. Centennial Hills Hospital Medical Center was the first medical facility in the state to offer the scanning system known as the O-arm. In 2015 the daughter of Amy Vilela was turned away from Centennial Hills Hospital because of a lack of health insurance after having presented symptoms of a deep vein thrombosis. She later died when the blood clot broke off and became a pulmonary embolism This led to Vilela fighting for single-payer healthcare system or commonly called as "Medicare for All". ==Services==

• Emergency department • Accredited primary stroke center • Accredited heart failure center • Therapeutic hypothermia certified medical center • Women's center with level II NICU • Endoscopy • Cardiology • Radiology • Orthopedic surgery ==Heliport==

A helipad is available for emergency air ambulance service. ==Awards and accolades==

• Certified by The Joint Commission for Primary Stroke Centers as an Advanced Primary Stroke Center • Accreditation from the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association for success in using "Get with the Guidelines" program to improve quality of care for heart disease and stroke patients • 2014 Leader in LGBT Healthcare Equality by the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation. ==References==