MIDWEST MEDICAL CENTER

Programs

1. Midwest Medical Center owns and operates a 25-bed critical access hospital and leads in the delivery of healthcare services to its region with over 330 associates, including 40 physicians and four mid-level practitioners, which coordinate patient care as an integrated unit. The hospital and its associates work seamlessly to meet the needs of the communities they serve. The accomplishments which follow are attributable to the hospital and all of its departments as a whole. The hospital is a non-profit corporation providing healthcare and residential services in galena, illinois, and neighboring communities. All of these services are offered under the mission of the organization, which states that "Midwest Medical Center, including the galena-stauss senior care community, will provide to the members of the community caring, competent, and cost effective healthcare." in fiscal year 2025, the hospital provided 961 acute inpatient days, 1,405 swing bed days, 4,694 emergency room visits, 11,692 radiology services, 136,836 laboratory tests, 50,180 physical therapy treatments, and 930 surgical procedures among many of the patient services provided during the year.our services increased…

   $29,863,639 spentof which $10,474 as grants$41,659,703 earned by the program
   72% of program spending

2. Midwest Medical Center also operates two physician clinics known as midwest health clinic, one located in galena, il and one located in elizabeth, il. The care provided in the midwest health clinics are coordinated with the care of Midwest Medical Center's hospital in an effort to continue to provide low cost and high quality patient care for the residents of galena and elizabeth, il and the surrounding areas. The health clinics operates as a provider-based rural health clinic to Midwest Medical Center's hospital and the practice is made up of four family practice physicians and four mid-level practitioners. Additional services are also provided in the clinic by both employed and outreach doctors that provide services in the areas of orthopedic surgery, podiatry, urology, gynecology, rheumatology, behavioral health, cardiology, general surgery, and ophthalmology. The clinic providers also engage in many activities which promote the well-being of the community and provide health education to the community. An example of these services is dr. Wells, dr. Harmston, dr. Matt gullone and danielle seegmiller provide educational experiences and training to medical students, nurse…

   $6,705,910 spent$4,361,904 earned by the program
   16% of program spending

3. Midwest Medical Center recognizes that the aging and disabled population of patients are often an underserved demographic of the population and to meet the healthcare needs of these patients the hospital operates the galena-stauss senior care community. This senior care campus provides senior care services through its 57-bed long-term care facility and an assisted living facility. The senior care campus provided 14,327 days of skilled nursing and intermediate nursing home care days in addition to the assisted living. The senior care campus offers skilled nursing to the residents and patients in both short-term rehabilitation programs and long-term care resident programs. Some of the specialized care services offered include iv therapy, wound care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy among many of the care programs provided. The senior care campus operates in conjunction with the Midwest Medical Center hospital to provide a smooth transition for patients needing extended rehabilitation or long-term care services. The coordination of facilities also allows the organization to share many departments and services in Midwest Medical Center's continued effort to…

   $5,088,888 spent$3,272,411 earned by the program
   12% of program spending

The 3 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $41,658,437.