Critical-access hospital
St. Charles Madras
The hospital at 470 NE A Street has 25 licensed beds. Confirm hospital, emergency, outpatient, and professional services for the exact plan.
Check the official provider page ↗Compare Jefferson County Medicare choices for care in Madras and providers you may use in Redmond, Bend, or Warm Springs.
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County
Jefferson CountyZIP codes covered
97741
Nearby care areas
Culver, Metolius, Warm Springs, Redmond
Reviewed September 27, 2026
Madras is the health-care hub for much of Jefferson County. St. Charles Madras is a 25-bed critical-access hospital, and Mosaic operates a Madras health center and pharmacy. Residents from Culver, Metolius, rural Jefferson County, and surrounding communities may rely on these services while traveling to Redmond or Bend for selected specialists and procedures.
Medicare Advantage availability is tied to the county service area, so a Deschutes County plan should not be assumed to be available at a Madras address. Even when a carrier operates in both counties, its products and provider networks may differ.
Warm Springs residents who are eligible for Indian Health Service care have another important layer to consider. IHS eligibility and Medicare coverage are separate, so beneficiaries should coordinate Medicare, IHS or tribal services, referral rules, and prescription access rather than assuming one replaces the other.
Local care map
Madras has a local critical-access hospital, community health center, and pharmacy, with some specialty travel to Redmond or Bend and distinct IHS considerations near Warm Springs.
Critical-access hospital
The hospital at 470 NE A Street has 25 licensed beds. Confirm hospital, emergency, outpatient, and professional services for the exact plan.
Check the official provider page ↗Community health center and pharmacy
Mosaic lists Madras clinical and pharmacy services. Check the clinician, new-patient status, Medicare billing, and Part D pharmacy network.
Check the official provider page ↗IHS primary ambulatory care for eligible patients
IHS lists medical, dental, optometry, pharmacy, laboratory, radiology, and podiatry services for eligible American Indian and Alaska Native patients in its service area.
Check the official provider page ↗Nearby hospital and referral destination
Residents may travel south for additional services. Verify the Redmond facility and clinician network under a Jefferson County plan.
Check the official provider page ↗These links are starting points, not network guarantees or endorsements. Provider contracts, clinician availability, locations, and services can change. Confirm directly with both the plan and provider.
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