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MISSION STATEMENT
The mission
of Colusa Regional Medical Center is to continuously
improve the health of our community and to provide
high quality, safe healthcare for our patients.
HISTORY
 Colusa
Regional Medical Center has a long and honored history of
serving the healthcare needs of the people of Colusa County,
California, and surrounding areas. From its
humble beginning in January of 1877 as a
small, rural medical facility, CRMC has grown to
become a vital regional medical center, providing a
level of service found only in the best rural
community hospitals in the country.
Colusa Regional
Medical Center operates a county-wide health system
consisting of a 48 bed acute care hospital and
skilled nursing facility, a Home Health Agency, and rural
health clinics located in the communities of
Arbuckle, Colusa, Stonyford and Williams. CRMC is licensed by the
State of California and has earned full
accreditation from The Joint Commission,
the nation’s “gold standard” in assessing hospital
safety and quality of care. As a nonprofit
health system, CRMC's success is derived from the
continued support of the people in the communities
we serve; a consistent and continued belief in our
mission; and, a never-ending focus on each patient's
needs. Colusa Regional Medical Center’s
strength is that our employees and staff are members
of this community - serving our fri ends,
neighbors and families.
CRMC offers a wide range of services including
childbirth services, adult medical and surgical care,
emergency medicine, long-term skilled nursing care,
laboratory services, imaging and radiographic
services, physical rehabilitation, home
health and palliative care, outpatient clinic
services, and other specialized programs.
The CRMC medical staff have
wide ranging expertise including: family practice
with obstetrics/gynecology, internal medicine, general and vascular surgery, endoscopy, pulmonary/sleep medicine, radiology, cardiology, emergency
medicine, pathology,
podiatry, adult and pediatric allergy, nephrology,
dermatology and industrial medicine.
Since becoming a community owned and governed
hospital on September 1, 2001, significant capital investments
have been made to improve our
buildings and physical plant, program expansion, and acquisition
of diagnostic and therapeutic equipment and
technology. In 2006, 14,000 square feet of medical
office space were constructed and brought on-line providing the most modern of clinic suites for
campus physicians. An Urgent Care and Medical
Center was opened in 2006 in the city of Williams,
one of our county's fastest growing communities.
Two rural health clinics were opened in 2007 to
serve the growing needs of the communities of
Arbuckle and Stonyford. In 2008, CRMC's
Physical Rehabilitation Center was opened on our
hospital campus offering state-of-the-art rehab
including physical,
occupational and speech therapies. The summer
of 2008 saw the remodeling of the CRMC Birthing Center and
Maternity Department, offering
our mothers, babies and their families new private rooms and beautiful
decor. The years 2009 and 2010 have seen major
commitments of capital for technology,
instrumentation, and equipment.
A comprehensive strategic plan
has been adopted providing us with a "roadmap"
by which CRMC's growth and development will be guided for many years
to come. The plan focuses on the following
strategic priorities: patient safety and quality of
care; clinical technology; information technology;
employee recruitment and retention; physician
recruitment and retention (particularly specialists); physical plant/building;
and, overall, matching our services to the healthcare needs of
our growing and aging population.
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