Aultman Health Foundation

Programs: Aultman orrville hospital is a not-for-profit, twenty-five bed critical access hospital that has served orrville and the eastern wayne county community for more than sixty years. Aultman orrville hospital is an acute-care, full-service hospital accredited by the joint commission. As a not-for-profit hospital, aultman orrville hospital provides high-quality health care programs and services that are accessible to all patients, regardless of their ability to pay. Aultman orrville hospital funds are generally reinvested in facility and equipment improvements, enhancements in patient care, medical training, education, physician recruitment and community outreach. Each year, aultman orrville hospital provides a significant amount of care for patients having no government or private health care insurance and no sigificant level of income. Aultman orrville hospital also serves thousands of patients covered by public programs such as medicaid, and payments from these federally funded programs do not always cover the total cost of service. Since becoming a subsidiary of aultman health foundation, aultman orrville hospital has made improvements in its delivery of care, and the community has greater access to advanced health care services. Offering an array of inpatient and outpatient services, aultman orrville hospital combines close to home convenience with cutting edge technology. Aultman orrville hospital provides care ranging from the family birth center to skilled nursing on the inpatient transitional care unit. Additional services include diagnostic imaging services, laboratory and outpatient testing, rehabilitation services, surgical and endoscopic procedures, and a highly effective and efficient emergency department. The mission of aultman orrville hospital is "to lead our community to improved health. "