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Sakakawea Medical Center Snapshot
Our community focus is reflected through our mission goals to
- provide high quality care that is measured and continuously improved.
- provide individualized care that exceeds expectations of those we serve.
- strengthen partnerships with providers to enhance coordination of care and improve system performance.
- be a steward of resources.
- commit to service excellence.
- be a vital contributor to our area communities.
- recognize the value of each employee and provide opportunities for personal growth and development that -
- complement the needs of the organization.
- provide high quality care that is measured and continuously improved.
- provide individualized care that exceeds expectations of those we serve.
- strengthen partnerships with providers to enhance coordination of care and improve system performance.
- be a steward of resources.
- commit to service excellence.
- be a vital contributor to our area communities.
- recognize the value of each employee and provide opportunities for personal growth and development that -
- complement the needs of the organization.
Caring for our community is a long-standing tradition at Sakakawea Medical Center. Since our founding, we have strived to care for all who need us and to bring health, healing, and a better quality of life to our neighbors.
SMC serves Dunn, Mercer and Oliver counties, and is located in the heart of rural Mercer County and housed in the City of Hazen. SMC consists of a critical access hospital (licensed for 13 beds) and a 34-bed licensed basic care facility. The medical center is a community-owned, not-for-profit organization and is governed by a volunteer board of directors. Any money remaining after expenses have been paid is reinvested back into the community to support local healthcare and education
SMC serves Dunn, Mercer and Oliver counties, and is located in the heart of rural Mercer County and housed in the City of Hazen. SMC consists of a critical access hospital (licensed for 13 beds) and a 34-bed licensed basic care facility. The medical center is a community-owned, not-for-profit organization and is governed by a volunteer board of directors. Any money remaining after expenses have been paid is reinvested back into the community to support local healthcare and education
