Overview
St. Croix Regional Medical Center is the flagship hospital of St. Croix Health, a nonprofit critical access system serving Burnett, Barron, Polk, and St. Croix counties in Wisconsin and Chisago County in Minnesota. It provides emergency care, acute stroke-ready treatment, surgery, imaging, laboratory, and inpatient services, plus a network of community clinics and pharmacies offering primary care, cardiology, orthopedics, oncology, and behavioral health. What sets St. Croix Regional Medical Center apart is its century-long presence dating to 1919 and its rural, close-to-home care model spanning the Wisconsin-Minnesota border. The goal is to deliver excellent, compassionate care that keeps comprehensive health services accessible to the communities it serves.
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What believers are saying
- Groundbreaking began June 23, 2026, proving financing and execution momentum.
- The new campus adds improved patient flow, outpatient capacity, and updated technology.
- September 2026 staffing and operations postings show active hiring and continued service expansion.
What critics are saying
- Construction delays before 2028 prolong cramped 1954-era workflows and staffing strain.
- ForwardHealth data shows low hospital-assessment scale, limiting pricing power against larger systems.
- SRMC’s 2026 payroll-deduction delays signal cash-flow stress and tighter operational discipline.
What makes St. Croix Regional Medical Center unique
- USDA-backed $105 million replacement campus preserves critical-access status in St. Croix Falls.
- New 130,000-square-foot hospital opens in 2028 with twice-sized emergency and modern surgical suites.
- St. Croix Health serves rural Wisconsin through one hospital and five community clinics.
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