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Minnesota Statewide Trauma System
WHAT IS THE MINNESOTA TRAUMA SYSTEM?
Minnesota's trauma system is a network of hospitals and ambulance services organized and coordinated to ensure that seriously injured people are transported to hospitals with the resources to treat their specific injuries. Promptly matching the patient's needs with hospital's capabilities is an important role of the trauma system.
Trauma System Hospitals
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About the MN Trauma System
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Publications
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State Trauma Advisory Council (STAC)
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Regional Trauma Advisory Committees (RTAC)
- Regional Advisory Committees
Emergency Medical Services
- EMS Triage and Transport
- The Office of Emergency Medical Services (external)
Do you live close to a trauma hospital?
99.6% of Minnesotans live within 60 minutes of a trauma hospital. 84% of Minnesotans live within 60 minutes of a Level 1 or Level 2 trauma hospital. 77% of Minnesotan children live within 60 minutes of a pediatric trauma hospital.
Download or view the list of MN Trauma System Hospitals.
Last Updated: 04/29/2026