Today is National Coaches Day, a perfect time to give a hat tip to the employees at The Richland Hospital and Clinics who wear their whistles with pride. Thank you to Dr. Brian Kroll, who is in his second season as assistant football coach (defensive backs) at Richland Center High School; Brian Puls, entering his 12th season as head varsity basketball coach at Richland Center High School; Shelly Maxwell, beginning her fourth season as assistant varsity softball coach for the Ithaca/Weston team; Julia Smith, who is looking forward to her sixth season as assistant varsity soccer coach at Richland Center High School; and Lindsey Hatfield, entering her third season as assistant varsity cross country and soccer coach at River Valley High School. "It's great to work for a place that supports work-life balance so we can be successful," said Lindsey. These coaches are just a few of the many Richland Hospital and Clinics employees who dedicate their time to youth sports, summer leagues, and clubs. We thank each of you for investing your talents beyond the workplace and helping strengthen the communities we serve.#NationalCoachesDay #RuralHealthCare #CommunityMatters ... See MoreSee Less
The Richland Hospital and Clinics announces that President/CEO Bruce Roesler will retire in April 2027 after 12 years of dedicated service to our organization and community."We are deeply grateful for Bruce's years of service and leadership," said TRHC Board Chair Ed Leineweber. "His commitment to rural health care and to the people of this community has left a lasting impact on our organization."Bruce will continue serving as President/CEO throughout the leadership transition process to help ensure continuity for employees, providers, patients, and our community.Please join us in thanking Bruce for his leadership, service, and commitment to local health care. #RuralHealthCare #CommunityMatters #ThankYouBruce ... See MoreSee Less
Our Employee Experience Committee is teaming up with Kiwanas of Richland Center to help support their annual coat drive for kids. You can help! Right inside the front doors of The Richland Hospital and Clinics, by the volunteer desk, is a collection site for new or gently used (but still in full working order) winter coats that have been cleaned and ready for use. We'll be collecting coats through the end of October at Spring Green Medical Center and Muscoda Health Center as well. Kiwanas of Richland Center will distribute the coats in November. All sizes are welcome - youth to adult. Employees and the community working together to make a difference - that's what makes this so great. #CoatDrive #RuralHealthCare #CommunityMatters ... See MoreSee Less
Community Pharmacy at The Richland Hospital now carries a variety of wound care products, including dressings, antimicrobial wound gel, and wound cleansers to help support healing and patient comfort. Conveniently located just inside the main entrance of The Richland Hospital, they're here to help with your prescription and over-the-counter needs. Stop by Monday - Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM (closed for break daily from 1 - 1:45 PM). Questions about wound care products, or other pharmacy items? Stop in or give us a call at 608.647.1776. #CommunityPharmacy #RuralHealthCare #WoundCare ... See MoreSee Less
Ever wonder why our registration specialists ask, “What insurance are we billing today?” Insurance plans can change at any time. By asking this question, we avoid making assumptions and ensure we bill the correct coverage for your visit.This simple question helps keep your records accurate, prevent billing delays and claim denials, reduces unexpected bills, and ensure your insurance is billed correctly the first time.Thank you for helping us keep your information up to date so we can provide the best possible service.#RuralHealthCare #RegistrationSpecialists #CommunityMatters ... See MoreSee Less
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