Wrangell Medical Center (WMC), located in Wrangell, Alaska, is a Critical Access Hospital and Long-Term Care Facility dedicated to serving the healthcare needs of the community and surrounding areas in Southeast Alaska. WMC offers a comprehensive range of services, including Emergency Services, Acute Care, Transitional Care, Primary Care, Long-Term Care, and various ancillary hospital and outpatient services. The Emergency Department operates as a Level IV Trauma Center, staffed 24/7 by board-certified physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and registered nurses specializing in treating serious illnesses and injuries. In 2021, WMC expanded its facilities to a 44,500 square foot space, integrating on-site primary care with critical access hospital services and long-term care, featuring a 14-bed Long-Term Care unit, an eight-bed Acute Care wing, an expanded Emergency Department, and enhanced services such as laboratory, imaging, rehabilitation, outpatient care, and pharmacy. WMC emphasizes providing safe, high-quality healthcare that puts patients first, aligning with its mission "To enhance the quality of life for all we serve" and vision "To honor our heritage and be the pride of the community."

1. Primary Care: Family Medicine.

2. Specialty Care: General Surgery, Podiatry, OB/GYN, Orthopedics.

3. Rehabilitation Services: Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy.

4. Other Services: Emergency Services, Laboratory, Radiology, Pharmacy.

Wrangell Medical Center demonstrates a strong commitment to quality care and patient safety. The hospital has achieved full accreditation status from DNV Healthcare USA, reflecting its excellence in patient care and operational efficiency. Additionally, it has been recognized for its quality laboratory services with a perfect score from COLA Inc. In terms of patient care ratings, Wrangell Medical Center is rated as a "Top Performing" long-term care facility by U.S. News & World Report and receives above-average ratings from Medicare for health inspections and staffing. Overall, the hospital maintains high clinical standards, ensuring accurate and reliable services while prioritizing patient safety and satisfaction.

Mission:

• "To enhance the quality of life for all we serve."

Vision:

• "To honor our heritage and be the pride of the community."

• Chasing Zero Award: Recognized for achieving at least 120 days without healthcare-associated infections.

• Nursing Home Quality Award: Recognized by CMS for excellence in long-term care quality.

• Quality Laboratory Services Recognition: Acknowledged for maintaining high standards in laboratory quality and safety.