On the American-south.org website I found a digital image of the Stranger's Guide and Official Directory for the City of Richmond- 1863 and extracted additional information concerning the hospitals in Richmond.

Danville Railroad Depot (alternate name for General Hospital #28) located at the terminus of Virginia Street, which is south of Cary, between 13th and 14th Streets
Spotswood Hotel- located at corner of Main Street and 8th Street
Centenary Methodist- located on Grace Street between 4th and 5th Streets
Georgia Soldier's Home- located at St. Charles Hotel, Main Street
South Carolina's Soldiers' Home- located at Exchange Hotel, Franklin Street

In and near Richmond in which the soldiers from each state are placed:

Alabama-
Alabama Hospital (corner Franklin & 23rd St)
1st Division Howard's Grove Hospital (Mechanicsville Turnpike northeast of Richmond)
Arkansas-
Texas Hospital (lower end Main St. where it diverges towards the river)
Florida-
General Hospital No. 11 (19th St. between Main and Franklin)
Georgia-
Winder Hospital, 1st & 2nd Divisions (west terminus of Cary St.)
2nd & 3rd Divisions of Jackson Hospital (near Hollywood Cemetery)
Kentucky-
Chimborazo Hospital (east terminus of Broad St.)
Louisiana-
Louisiana Hospital (west end of Broad St.
4th Division of Jackson Hospital (near Hollywood Cemetery)
Mississippi-
Howard's Grove Hospital, 2nd Division (northeast of Richmond)
Missouri-
Chimborazo Hospital (east terminus of Broad St.)
North Carolina-
General Hospital No. 24 (corner Main and 26th St.)
3rd, 4th & 5th Divisions Winder Hospital (west terminus of Cary St.)
South Carolina-
Jackson Hospital, 1st Division (near Hollywood Cemetery)
Tennessee-
Chimborazo Hospital
Texas-
Texas Hospital (Main St.)
Virginia-
Chimborazo Hospital

Sick and wounded Marylanders sent to Chimborazo

General Hospital No.1 (north terminus of 2nd St.)
General Hospital No. 21 (corner of Cary and 25 St.)
Prison Hospital- General Hospital No. 9 (Seabrook's Warehouse) (corner of Grace and 17th St.)
Receiving Hospital, General Hospital No. 13 (20th St. between Main and Franklin)
Hennington Hospital (Wall St.)
Samaritan Hospital (Clay St. between 5th and 6th St.)
Robinson Hospital (corner main and 3rd St.)
Wayside Hospital (sick and disabled soldiers on furlough or honorably discharged from the service, who are temporarily detained in Richmond will be comfortably provided with food, quarters and
attention at the Wayside Hospital (corner of Franklin and 19th St.)
Wayside Hospitals are also established at Petersburg, Danville, Farmville, Lynchburg, Charlottesville, Liberty and Staunton, near the railroad depots
Naval Hospital (Governor or between Main anf Franklin)
Private Hospitals
Richmond Medical College Infirmary (corner of Marshall and 14th St.)
St. Francis de Sale (Brooke Ave near Bacon Quarter Branch or creek)
Bellevue Hospital (Broad St., Church Hill)
(new) Alms House (northern terminus of 2nd St.