Grand River Medical Group

Galena-Stauss Hospital & Healthcare Center was founded in 1962 as Northwest Illinois Community Hospital. Galena-Stauss Hospital & Healthcare Center operates as a nonprofit, municipal corporation hospital district, and is governed by a nine-member board of directors. The facility comprises a 25-bed critical access hospital, 57-bed skilled nursing facility, 24-apartment assisted living center, adult day care center and a physical therapy and fitness center. Its department of emergency medicine serves patients suffering from cardiac problems, including heart attacks, injuries from vehicular accidents and as the result of falls, broken bones and other orthopedic problems that result from minor or serious accidents. The emergency department also provides its services for asthma and other breathing emergencies, severe pain and bleeding, poisoning, psychiatric problems and injuries caused by domestic and other types of violence. Galena-Stauss Hospital & Healthcare Center is located in Galena, Ill.

As the local public health prevention center, Grant County Health Department works to promote health and wellness for the residents that call Grant County home. Located in Lancaster, WI, the department works closely with individuals, families and the community to spread awareness and tips on the care and keeping of a healthy population. Through a multitude of services and programs, Grant County Health Department seeks to improve overall public health and eliminate health disparities through affordable and often no cost health exams and screenings, clinical services, health education and prevention programming offered to all community members. Some of these actively promoted services include vaccination programs, WIC, home care and senior care. For a reliable public health care center that looks to keep its population aware of illness prevention and educated about healthy living, look to Grant County Health Department to keep your family well. To speak to a member of the health department, call (608) 723-6416. For additional information regarding programs, immunization forms and other resources, visit them online.