Olmsted Medical Center

About

Olmsted Medical Center (OMC) is a distinguished non-profit healthcare organization headquartered in Rochester, Minnesota. Since its establishment in 1949, OMC has evolved into a premier provider of comprehensive community-based healthcare services throughout the southeastern Minnesota region. The organization is anchored by a 61-bed Level IV trauma hospital that features a 24-hour emergency department, ensuring critical care is always accessible to the community. In addition to its hospital, OMC operates two major multi-specialty clinics, a primary care clinic, and a network of over a dozen community branch clinics, collectively serving more than 330,000 patients each year. With a dedicated workforce of over 1,300 healthcare professionals, including more than 165 clinicians, OMC delivers exceptional care across more than 35 medical specialties. These specialties range from family medicine and pediatrics to orthopedics, cardiology, and women's health services. The organization is deeply committed to a patient-centered approach, emphasizing personal relationships and convenient access to high-quality medical treatment. OMC's facilities are equipped with advanced medical technology, including the Epic electronic health record system, to streamline patient care and improve clinical outcomes. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit entity, Olmsted Medical Center is governed by a community-based Board of Trustees and reinvests its earnings back into the organization to continuously improve facilities and services.