We are a health care organization dedicated to caring, educating, and healing. Richland Hospital strives to be the community’s first choice for better health. We are committed to providing exceptional service by meeting needs with compassion. At The Richland Hospital and Clinics, we excel BECAUSE OF YOU.
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The Richland Hospital and Clinics have locations in three counties that are rich in history, natural beauty and family values. Working with us offers an abundance of options for singles and family with a plethora of activities and nearby cities. Whether you are a local or relocating, you’ll enjoy an easy commute, safe communities and a beautiful landscape to call home.
Richland County was founded in 1842 and was named after its fertile soil. Located in the Driftless Region of Wisconsin, residents enjoy being nestled in rolling hills, beautiful scenery and a variety of activities year round.
Richland Center is home to The Richland Hospital and Clinics. It is the county seat with a population around 5,000 approximately 60 miles from both Madison and La Crosse. Residents enjoy gorgeous historic architecture, farmers markets and a good balance of both local businesses, restaurants and major outlets.
Sauk County hosts a varity of beautiful towns, a plethora of recreational activities, and breath taking scenery. This county is home to many well-known Wisconsin attractions including Wisconsin Dells and three gorgeous state parks including Mirror Lake, Devil’s Lake and Natural Bridge.
The Village of Spring is home to the Spring Green Medical Center. Located on the Wisconsin River with a population of about 1,600 that are best known for their love of arts. Home of the Taliesin Estate onced owned by Frank Lloyd Wright, The American Players Theater, and many arts and music festivals year-round.
Grant County offers residents an abundance of wholesome living options and plenty of outdoor recreation. It’s a great place to explore the Driftless area, waterways and state parks.
The Village of Muscoda hosts the Muscoda Medical Center. Located a short drive from Spring Green and on the Wisconsin River, locals consider it “a nature lovers dream”, with a fitting name meaning, “Prairie of Flowers”. It is also known as the Morel Mushroom Capital, a delicacy locals enjoy hunting for once a year.
