Stormont Vail Hospital

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Stormont Vail Health will provide the best care to every patient every day through integrated clinical practice, education and research.

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Stormont Vail Health in Topeka, Kan., has been caring for generations of Kansans for more than 130 years. The integrated health care organization has reached many milestones during its history and it has translated to excellence in health care for the community.

Little did our founders know what they were creating in 1884 when Christ’s Hospital was started on the very ground where Stormont Vail Hospital is located today. A merger in 1949 with Jane C. Stormont Hospital and Training School for Nurses – which has roots back to 1895 – was critical for the future of both organizations. Another pivotal merger came more than 50 years later when Stormont Vail and Cotton O’Neil merged in 1995, creating the foundation for the development of an integrated health care system.

Since then, specialty clinics for pediatric care, as well as diagnosis and treatment centers for heart, cancer, diabetes, wound care and other specialties, have been created.

Stormont Vail is known for its network of health care providers, primary and specialty clinics, a 586-bed acute care hospital and services, and a comprehensive electronic medical record. The organization cares for both inpatients and outpatients, from a specialized level of infant care to a variety of older adult services. It has an extensive reach into Kansas through its physicians and clinics. It is poised today and in the future to care for generations.