Whitley Memorial Hospital Inc

Whitley Memorial Hospital Inc, commonly known as Parkview Whitley Hospital, is a nonprofit organization operating in the healthcare sector. It is classified under the NTEE code E22 as a General Hospital[1][2].

History

Established in 1997, the hospital is a member of Parkview Health and operates a full-service hospital in Whitley County, along with an outpatient services facility in Kosciusko County, known as Parkview Warsaw[1][2].

Mission

The mission of Whitley Memorial Hospital Inc is to improve the health of communities and provide quality health services to all who entrust their care to the organization. It focuses on delivering excellent care while emphasizing convenience, compassion, and value[1][2].

Services

The hospital offers a range of services, including:

• Emergency Medical Services (EMS): Provides 24/7 emergency services in local communities and manages EMS services for Whitley County.
• Medical/Surgical Care: Offers 26 private rooms and 4 CCU beds in a 96,000 square foot facility.
• Diagnostic and Rehabilitation Services: Features an attached medical office building offering diagnostic imaging, sleep disorders lab, and physical, occupational, speech, and cardiac rehabilitation[1][2].

Financials

As of the year ending December 2021, the hospital generated $103.5 million in revenue, marking a consistent growth pattern. Expenses totaled $81.1 million for that period[1]. By December 2023, the hospital reported revenue of $104.1 million and expenses of $92.4 million[3].

Community Impact

Whitley Memorial Hospital Inc focuses on addressing significant community health needs such as mental health, substance use disorder, and obesity[4]. It partners with local organizations to tailor personalized health journeys and enhance community well-being.

Accolades

The hospital holds a Magnet designation, recognized for nursing excellence, which is granted by the American Nurses Credentialing Center[1].

Operations

Whitley Memorial Hospital Inc operates as a 501(c)(3) organization and accepts various forms of Medicaid coverage. It is committed to providing care regardless of patients' ability to pay[1][4].