Salem Township Hospital

Name :

Salem Township Hospital

Address  :

1201 Ricker Drive

Town  :

Salem

State  :

Illinois

Country  :

USA

Post Code:

62881

Phone  :

618 548 3194

Web URL  :

Email  :

Salem Township Hospital
Specialization
  • Cardiology
  • CT Scanning
  • Family Practice
  • General Medicine
  • General Surgeon
  • Internal Medicine
  • Mammography(Digital)
  • MRI Scanning
  • Neurologist
  • Nuclear Scanning
  • Pathology Lab
  • Sleepless mess
Facilities

Total Number Of Beds : 25

Other Facilities

  • Pathology
  • X-Ray
  • CT/MRI

Description

About us
Salem Township Hospital is a public hospital licensed for 46 beds by the Illinois Department of Health The Hospital became a Critical Access Hospital effective May 1 2005

The Governing Board consists of 6 members who are appointed by the Salem Township Board One board member represents the Medical Staff There are 11 active medical staff members with the following specialties Internal Medicine Family Practice Surgery Pathology Radiology and an Emergency Department Director The hospital also staffs two Nurse Practitioners who provide services for the Rural Health Clinic Numerous consulting and courtesy medical physicians representing a wide variety of healthcare specialties treat their patients at this facility

Acute care clinical services within the organization include Medicine Special Care Unit Surgery Endoscopy Emergency Outpatient EducationInfection Control Radiology Sleep Disorder Lab Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Case Management Laboratory Cardiac Rehab Nuclear Medicine and Respiratory Care Swingbed services are also available

The hospital also operates a Rural Health Clinic located in the Emergency Department

Contract services are Pathology Radiology Emergency Department Physicians Nutritional Services Pharmacy Southern Surgical Support laser and cataract Nuclear Medicine Hospice Physical Occupational and Speech Therapy Social Services BioMed and mobile Magnetic Resonance Imaging MRI

HOSPITAL MISSION
Our commitment is to provide excellence in health care and promote wellness for our community through compassionate care personalized service and teamwork


History

Salem Township Hospital is a complete healthcare facility providing a highly trained staff of doctors nurses and technicians utilizing stateoftheart equipment and technology in a quality facility situated in the northwest quadrant of Salem in the serenity of Bryan Park while overlooking the waters of the Salem Reservoir

Salem Township Hospital has had a rich history of providing quality health care to Salem and the surrounding area Since first serving the community as Salem Memorial Hospital and Public Hospital of the Town of Salem Illinois a metamorphosis has taken place After its meager beginning and working its way through many years of difficult times in 1942 a huge stride in local health care was taken It was then that the desire and drive of the Salem Lions Club and many local residents were able to secure the necessary funding to construct what is now referred to as the Core Building of the current hospital campus The Core Building is the base from which the physical growth of the hospital has taken place

In the early 1970s the hospital literally spread its wings by constructing not one but two new patient wings From that point forward facility expansions and increased health care services have continued to be the focal point of the Governing Board and Administration One upgrade and improvement after another has taken place from Surgery Suites to Emergency Room to Radiology to Laboratory to Physical Therapy to Specialty Clinics Salem Township Hospitals most recent renovation brings comfortable familyoriented private Patient and Intensive Care Rooms to our patients a new Rural Health Clinic Same Day Stay CardioPulmonary Unit Pharmacy and an expansion of the Specialty and Nursing Clinics
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