HSHS St. Joseph's Hospital

About

HSHS St. Joseph’s Hospital is an affiliate of Hospital Sisters Health System, a multi-institutional health care system that owns & operates 13 hospitals.

Story

At HSHS St. Joseph’s Hospital we have the best of both worlds – a hometown, caring staff coupled with advanced, state-of-the art technology that is difficult to find elsewhere in the Chippewa Valley.

HSHS St.Joseph’s Hospital is a family-focused hospital locally respected for delivering quality health care since 1885 and nationally recognized for outstanding patient satisfaction. HSHS St. Joseph’s Hospital received Press Ganey’s Summit Awards two years in a row for having among the nation’s highest inpatient care satisfaction scores.

Quality health care is not just advanced technology and amazing new treatments, it’s also about people and the application of the ideas, energy and resources. It’s about meeting unaddressed needs and treating patients with respect, dignity and empathy. It’s about a commitment to caring and a healing spirit. HSHS St. Joseph’s Hospital goes above and beyond with these much-needed services:

• St. Joseph’s Center for Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine – regarded by other health
care providers as “the best of the best.”

• Urgent Care and Emergency Services – caring staff in the newly remodeled Emergency
Services Area with 24/7 Urgent Care are ready at a moment’s notice.

• L.E. Phillips-Libertas Treatment Center – a nationally recognized inpatient alcohol and drug
addiction treatment program and outpatient mental health services.

• HSHS St. Joseph’s Hospital Home Health and Hospice Services – provides nursing, respite and hospice care for patients in their homes.

• S.P.O.T.S. House – the only program of its kind in the Chippewa Valley specializing in
rehabilitation therapy for developmentally challenged children. Speech, Physical, Occupational Therapy Services (S.P.O.T.S.) draws patients from throughout the region.

HSHS St. Joseph’s Hospital prides itself on its courteous and highly-qualified staff . For the most part, the doctors who perform surgeries and hospitalize patients work for a medical clinic system or practice as independent physicians.

A sustained recruitment effort throughout the last few years has assisted in bringing to our community needed specialists in family medicine, pediatrics, cardiology, pulmonology, internal medicine, oncology and ear, nose and throat – specialty areas in which our community has been underserved.