Parkview Wabash Hospital is a 25-bed critical access hospital. A not-for-profit facility founded in 1919, Parkview Wabash is fully accredited by the Joint
Parkview Wabash Hospital is a 25-bed critical access hospital. A not-for-profit facility founded in 1919, Parkview Wabash is fully accredited by the Joint Commission. The medical staff includes approximately 20 full-time physicians and dozens of visiting specialists. The hospital offers a 24-hour a day, 7 days a week Emergency Department staffed with nurses who are all ACLS certified and an in-house physician at all times.
Other areas of service include a surgery department featuring four surgical suites thatare kept busy with a wide array of cases. Surgical services include general and colo-rectal, podiatry, ENT, gynecology, urology, and orthopedic. Surgical patients can recover in our Outpatient Surgery Center, the Acute Care Center, or, when necessary, in our seven-bed ICU.
Parkview Wabash also offers oncology, cardiology, home healthcare and hospice, sleep center, lab, radiology (to include on-site MRI and 40-slice CT scan), a women’s center, a walk-in clinic and senior behavioral health.
With nearly 300 employees, Parkview Wabash Hospital is one of the top employers in the county. We participate in numerous community events throughout the year including kindergarten round-up, school sports physicals, parades, health fairs, and speaking engagements. In addition to other events, Parkview Wabash Hospital sponsors its own health fair each year offering free and discounted health screenings to the public.
