Grant Regional Health Center

Grant Regional Health Center is a rural healthcare organisation serving Lancaster and Grant County, Wisconsin, from its base at 507 S. Monroe St. in Lancaster. Founded on September 19, 1955 as Lancaster Memorial Hospital, it operates a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital alongside four family practice clinics and a specialty clinic. Its clinical scope spans emergency medicine, primary care and family practice, obstetrics, inpatient and medical-surgical care, behavioural health, rehabilitation services, aesthetic services and urgent care.

The hospital has held a five-star CMS Overall Hospital Quality Star Rating since 2017. The organisation describes its mission as improving the health and wellness of all generations and states a commitment to high-quality, compassionate, patient-centred care. The Grant Regional Health Center Foundation, established in 1995, promotes and oversees community contributions to advance healthcare services in the region.

With nearly 70 years of continuous service, Grant Regional Health Center provides a broad set of clinical settings within a single community-focused system - from emergency and inpatient care to obstetrics, behavioural health and rehabilitation - for clinicians seeking rural practice in south-west Wisconsin. Further information is available at https://grantregional.com/.