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Ascension Seton Edgar B Davis is a nonprofit voluntary hospital located in Luling, TX, holding CMS certification number 451371. The Austin covers Luling-area healthcare news, including major facility changes, regulatory ratings, and service-line developments at Ascension Seton Edgar B Davis.
As a critical-access hospital, Ascension Seton Edgar B Davis provides 24-hour emergency and inpatient care for a primarily rural service area, with a maximum of 25 inpatient beds and an average length of stay under 96 hours. The facility operates a 24-hour emergency department.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has not assigned Ascension Seton Edgar B Davis an overall quality rating in the most recent reporting cycle. This may indicate the hospital is too small to generate statistically significant data, recently opened, or has not yet submitted complete reporting. The Austin updates ratings annually as new CMS data is released.
For Luling residents, Ascension Seton Edgar B Davis is one of the hospital options to weigh when choosing emergency care, surgical care, or specialty services. The Austin regularly reports on hospital expansions, closures, leadership changes, and major regulatory actions affecting Luling-area healthcare facilities — including Ascension Seton Edgar B Davis.
Story tip about Ascension Seton Edgar B Davis? Email editor@nexcom.media. For more healthcare coverage, visit theaustin.org/news. This profile uses public data from the CMS Provider Data Catalog (Hospital General Information dataset) and is updated as CMS releases new reporting cycles.
The Austin covers Luling-area healthcare — hospital changes, regulatory ratings, leadership transitions, expansions. See our latest at theaustin.org/news or browse all hospitals at theaustin.org/hospitals.
Data source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Provider Data Catalog · Hospital General Information dataset (xubh-q36u) · Medicare.gov canonical page ↗. Updated 2026-07-21.
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