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Description

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Vision Mission and Values of Osmond General Hospital
VISION
Our vision is to be the preferred provider of high quality health care services

MISSION
Osmond General Hospital is committed to improving the health of Osmond and the surrounding communities by providing high quality personalized health care with compassion dignity and respect in a cost effective and safe manner

VALUES
Osmond General Hospital is governed by five core values that reflect how we relate to patients their families visitors employees physicians volunteers vendors and others in the community It is our goal to promote an atmosphere of optimism loyalty and ethical values

Commitment to Excellence
We strive to maintain excellence in quality of care to our patients and to the surrounding community

Commitment to Courtesy and Consideration
Courtesy and consideration are valued traits of our employees as we care for the person as a whole including their physical psychological and spiritual needs

Commitment to Confidentiality
We regard confidentiality as essential and of the utmost importance for our patients and employees

Commitment to Honesty and Integrity
We practice and stand by the use of honesty and integrity in any and all dealings with patients and family members employees and other facilities in our daily operations

Commitment to Teamwork
Teamwork is the cornerstone in the foundation of quality services We promote and encourage an environment of teamwork in order to deliver needed services to our patients and the community in a nondiscriminatory manner

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History

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Osmond General History
Osmond General Hospital located in Osmond Nebraska a Nebraska nonprofit corporation operates a general acutecare hospital providing inpatient and outpatient hospital care patient and community education and related health care services to the residents of Pierce County and the surrounding area

The hospital was established in 1945 and built in 196667 as an inpatient facility The most recent additions to the hospital occurred in 1991 when the activity center was constructed and the hallways of the hospital were carpeted February 14 2005 the new 8750 sq foot addition was occupied Renovation continues in the hosptial with completion expected in the summer of 2005

Osmond General Hospital received its Critical Access designation in May of 2001 and is currently a state licensed and accredited 25bed acute care facility

The hospital owns Primary Care Clinics in Wausa and Randolph located in Knox and Cedar Counties respectively and leases a clinic in Coleridge located in Cedar County