Memorial Regional Health
An independent, community-governed healthcare system in Craig, Colorado providing hospital, multi-specialty clinic and rehabilitation services to a rural population since 1946.
Memorial Regional Health is an independent, community-focused healthcare system serving Craig, Colorado and the surrounding rural areas of Moffat County and northwest Colorado. Founded in 1946 by local residents who raised the funds to build a hospital, the organisation has operated for more than 75 years and remains locally governed. It is one of only four county hospitals in the state of Colorado. The system adopted its current name in 2017, having previously been known as The Memorial Hospital.
The organisation's principal facility, Memorial Regional Health Hospital, is a 25-bed Critical Access hospital with a Level IV Trauma designation, providing emergency and inpatient services. Its Multi-specialty Medical Clinic offers family practice, pediatrics, general surgery, orthopaedics, spine care, nutrition and infusion therapy. A Rehabilitation Center provides further services within the same system.
Operations span hospital care, primary care, emergency medicine and rehabilitation services. The stated emphasis of the system is patient-centred care, community wellness and quality of life in the rural region it serves.
