Program areas at Olmsted Medical Center
Personal approach to care through more than 25 specialties. All of our specialty services compliment primary care and offer patients greater convenience and peace of mind. We continue to work to position omc as a preferred healthcare provider for primary and secondary care among southeastern Minnesota residents. Omc's 195 clinicians and 1,100+ healthcare professionals serve at 27 locations, including physical/occupational therapy, two multi-specialty clinics, sports medicine facilities, a level iv trauma hospital with 24-hour emergency room and birthcenter, two walk-in fastcare retail clinics, a skyway clinic in downtown rochester, and 11 community branch clinics. In 2022, omc had 339,944 patient visits serving 80,263 unique patients. (continued on schedule o)the hospital provided care for 3,013 patient admissions resulting in 7,509 patient days including 916 births.
Omc welcomes its many opportunities to be an active, contributing partner to southeastern Minnesota's health and wellness efforts. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, omc actively supports southeastern Minnesota's health and wellness efforts through the contribution of staff time/talent, in-kind resources, and financial assistance. In 2022, our community contributions made up 29.44% of our annual operating expense - more than $72,810,000 in support of our commitment to be an active, contributing partner in the communities we serve. Another way omc actively supports community health is through its partnership with mayo clinic, Olmsted county public health, and several other community-service organizations as together we implemented (continued on schedule o)the year-three action plan based on our collaborative community health needs assessment (chna). Over the past year, we continued to make it easier for community members to donate their time and talent to omc. In addition to adding an online volunteer application form to our website, we expanded our volunteers in patient care opportunities like canine companions and escort/greeter roles to help patients navigate our expanding hospital campus.