General medical and surgical hospitals · Arizona

Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente

Show Low, AZ · ~1,121 workers · 7 years of OSHA Injury Tracking Application data.

C
Average Safety Record
9.0
Avg TCR
7.5
Industry avg
0
Fatalities
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The verdict

Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente runs at 120% of its industry's injury rate - about level with the typical General medical and surgical hospitals workplace, earning a grade C.

Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente: 9.0 TCR = 120% of General medical and surgical hospitals BLS 7.5 · 7y Form 300A (see methodology below)

Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente safety composite

Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente scores strongest on fatalities (safer than 52% of same-industry peers) and weakest on total case rate (tcr) (safer than 11%), blended into one 0-100 breakdown against same-industry peers. A missing measure drops out and redistributes its weight rather than deflating the score. This is a per-dimension breakdown, distinct from the single letter grade above it (which weights TCR alone against the BLS industry benchmark).

F

29/100

Percentile-weighted across 3 of 3 measures

Total Case Rate (TCR)
F 9 per 100 workers

Safer than 11% of industry peers

DART rate
F 2.46 per 100 workers

Safer than 34% of industry peers

Fatalities
D 0

Safer than 52% of industry peers

Benchmarked live against every credibly-rated employer in the same NAICS industry code in the current OSHA extract (a segment must have at least 8 rated peers to benchmark). Not a legal or compliance determination; PlainSafetyScore's own weighting (TCR 40%, DART 35%, fatalities 25%).

Rising injury rate

Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente: 3.7 → 5.4 TCR

Peak year 2020 @ 42.4 TCR · DART/TCR 0.27× in 2023

Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente's TCR rose 1.7 from 3.7 in 2017 to 5.4 in 2023. Peak filing year was 2020 at 42.4 TCR. In 2023, DART was 0.27× this establishment's average TCR (severity share of cases).

OSHA ITA Form 300A scorecard

Establishment book 622110 · Show Low, AZ ABOVE-IND · LARGE

Grade C · TCR 9.0 · 120% of ind

  • DART 2.5 DART
  • RANK #55/65
  • PHOTO CVDMD-Cone-Cardiovas…
  • BOOK 7y book
  • INJ 241 inj
  • SIZE ~1,121 FTE

Nearest TCR peer: CVDMD-Cone-Cardiovascular Division MDs (0.0 TCR gap)

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Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente in the TCR neighbourhood

Average Total Case Rate among this establishment and nearest same-industry peers

TCR

What this shows Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente averages 9.0 TCR (120% of the General medical and surgical hospitals BLS benchmark).

Source U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA Injury Tracking Application (Form 300A) As of 2026-08-25

Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente TCR series: 2017=3.7 · 2018=3.4 · 2019=4.1 · 2020=42.4 · 2021=4 · 2022=0 · 2023=5.4 · BLS 7.5

Where Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente falls in its industry

6,862 General medical and surgical h establishments

Safer than 11% of graded establishments in this industry, whose median TCR is 5.2.

More dangerous than peersSafer than peers

Narrower to Arizona alone (the establishments it most directly competes with for workers and contracts): ranked #55 safest of 65 General medical and surgical h employers in Arizona.

Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente (1,121 employees, TCR 9.0) among 29 same-industry peers, split at the industry median of 492 employees and a TCR of 5.2 2×2 strategic matrix plotting 30 entities by Average employees (X) and Total Case Rate (Y), with a crosshair dividing the plot into four quadrants. Larger & higher-riskSmaller & higher-riskLarger & saferSmaller & safer than peers 02,0004,0006,000 05101520 Average employees Total Case Rate Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente
Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente (1,121 employees, TCR 9.0) among 29 same-industry peers, split at the industry median of 492 employees and a TCR of 5.2

Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Cente has more employees than the General medical and surgical hospitals median and a higher injury rate than the industry's median TCR of 5.2. Workforce size and injury rate do not always move together within the same industry -- some of its smaller peers run higher rates than its larger ones, and vice versa.

Year-by-Year Safety Data

Year TCR DART Injuries Illnesses Fatalities
2023 5.4 2.5 43 5 0
2022 0.0 0.0 34 7 0
2021 4.0 1.5 29 5 0
2020 42.4 20.0 33 3 0
2019 4.1 2.2 39 1 0
2018 3.4 0.6 30 0 0
2017 3.7 0.9 33 2 0

OSHA ITA peer cross-reference

Establishment peer ledger

622110 · AZ · Show Low

6,862 General medical and surgical hospitals employers nationwide with a credible TCR · 9,594 rated employers in Arizona with headcount on file · 30 employers in Show Low, AZ · 4 cross-state NAT-TCR peers · 4 cross-state NAT-SIZE peers. Closest matches by relationship code are listed below.

Rel Establishment Metric
NAICS-TCR CVDMD-Cone-Cardiovascular Division MDs 9.0 TCR
NAICS-TCR Sutter Bay Hospitals (30191) 9.0 TCR
NAICS-TCR 2252-00000230 9.0 TCR
NAICS-TCR SantaPaulaHospital 9.0 TCR
STATE-SIZE Maricopa County - Adult Probation (110) 1,120 FTE
STATE-SIZE Yuma Plant 1,119 FTE
STATE-SIZE Suntec Concrete - Arizona 1,118 FTE
STATE-SIZE Tucson Police 1,114 FTE
CITY-NEAR WM 1230 415 FTE
CITY-NEAR 1230 401 FTE
CITY-NEAR 2833 LOWE S OF SHOW LOW AZ 165 FTE
CITY-NEAR 2807-2833 150 FTE
NAT-TCR Aguadilla 9.0 TCR
NAT-TCR Stop & Shop 100562 9.0 TCR
NAT-TCR Georgetown Hauling Operations and Sanitary Landfill 9.0 TCR
NAT-TCR Glacier Care Center 9.0 TCR
NAT-SIZE DAY1 1,121 FTE
NAT-SIZE Longview Regional Medical Center 1,121 FTE
NAT-SIZE General Government 1,121 FTE
NAT-SIZE 1855-MISAG14 1,120 FTE

Rel codes: NAICS-TCR · STATE-SIZE · CITY-NEAR · NAT-TCR/NAT-SIZE cross-state. Read with this employer →

Data Source: OSHA Injury Tracking Application (ITA), mandatory establishment-level injury/illness reports. Grades compare employer Total Case Rate (TCR) to BLS IIF industry benchmarks. Data covers years reported by this establishment: 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017. This is publicly available government data - not a legal determination of workplace conditions.
Data sourced from official public datasets. See our methodology for details.