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Morgan Memorial Hospital
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Total Number Of Beds : 41
Other Facilities
- X-Ray
Description
Our Mission
To make a difference in the lives of others through healthcare services
Our Vision
Morgan Memorial Hospital is dedicated to becoming the healthcare services provider and employer of choice in Morgan and neighboring counties We are committed to responding to identified needs promoting health and providing quality cost effective healthcare services
Our Values
Morgan Memorial Hospital recognizes these values and their role in fulfilling our mission
We believe that our patients deserve high quality comprehensive cost
effective health care with respect for patients rights provided by
competent employees and physicians with a commitment to customer service
We believe that our employees are our most valuable asset and will be
provided with education resources and fair compensation
We believe in providing services of high quality that are costeffective We
value caring and quality
We value competency and commitment to professional and personal growth and
development of all healthcare providers
We value a clean safe environment with a focus on user comfort and
convenience
We value the longterm employment of productive people who support the
mission and values of the hospital
History
History
The history of Morgan Memorial Hospital is a rich one It is a story of
vision and commitment More importantly it is a story of touching
peoples lives
It began in August of 1957 when the citizens of Morgan County clearly stated they were in favor of the construction of a county hospital under the provisions of the HillBurton Act Funds were raised through bonds purchased by members of the community In 1960 the 26bed hospital opened its doors with Dr L K Lewis admitting the first
patient
Since the first cornerstone was laid more than 40 years ago Morgan
Memorial Hospital has continuously expanded to meet the growing healthcare needs of the community The timeline below provides a brief overview of projects that have allowed us to increase our patient
services
1989 Completion of a major renovation and expansion project creating a new business office lobby lab and ER overflow area
1997 Broke ground on the Transitional Care Unit TCU a skilled nursing unit
May 15 1998 TCU opened for patient use
1998 Imaging Center opened for patient use
December 1999 Obtained Critical Access Hospital status Morgan Memorial was the 6th hospital in the state to obtain such designation
June 2004 Started a behavioral health program to help address mental health needs of senior population Relocated program as the Senior Life Enrichment Center in 2006 to a larger location to meet the growing patient population
November 2004 Expanded pharmacy and ultrasound capabilities by constructing a separate storage facility for medical records and supplies
October 2006 Opened an Outpatient Therapy Center to provide expanded physical occupational and speech therapy services with more room for patient care
February 2007 Remodeled business office to allow for increased patient privacy during registration
Hospital administration board members and county leadership are currently evaluating options to replace the current facility This is an exciting time for us as we make plans to not only better serve our current citizens but also those to come
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Support Groups A Lifeline for People in the Early Stages of Alzheimers Disease
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