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Cortland Regional Medical Center's goal is to be our patients' primary health center. From emergency room care to senior programs, from pediatrics to physical therapy, their doctors, nurses and healthcare specialists are working to provide Upstate New York with high-quality, compassionate care. We are growing. The medical center is committed to providing local access to high value, integrated, patient-centered health; CRMC serves an affordable, low crime community with excellent educational, recreational, and cultural opportunities. Cortland Regional Medical Center's campus serves a population of 75,000 people, with a 162-bed acute care facility and attached 80-bed residential care facility. The medical center is committed to providing local access to high value, integrated, patient-centered health care with specialty services ranging from Cancer Care to Cardiac Services, Physical Therapy to Emergency and Prompt Care. As the only hospital in Cortland County, CRMC has been designated a sole community provider hospital.

Experience care that focuses on your whole health. Our campus offers the convenience of a wide array of specialized care and services — all within one building, where thoughtful staff and volunteers are always ready to help. Experience comfort, feel nurtured and be empowered at Hudson Hospital & Clinics. Mission: To improve health and well-being in partnership with our members, patients and community Vision: Health as it could be, affordability as it must be, through relationships built on trust A few facts: - 25 bed Critical Access Hospital, 1,500 annual inpatient admissions - Hospitalist Services and 24/7 Emergency Medicine Physicians - Birth Center nursing staff ranks in the top 90 percent nationwide according to Press Ganey patient survey data - Internationally recognized, award-winning Healing Arts Program - A leader in sustainability efforts within the HealthPartners family of organizations - A regional partner of The Cancer Center of Western Wisconsin

On December 28, 2017, the Rhode Island Department of Health announced the approval of Care New England’s reverse certificate of need application to move forward with the functional closure of Memorial Hospital’s Emergency Department. As of January 1, 2018, Memorial Hospital’s Emergency Department will be closed. Care New England remains committed to ensuring access to community-based, outpatient care that meets the future health care needs in the Blackstone Valley. For a list of services that remain available on the Memorial campus, Care New England Medical Group Primary Care and Specialty Services– 111 Brewster Street, Pawtucket, please visit www.mhri.org/changes.