Salina Regional Health Center

Health System with 4 hospitals across 1 state

Health System Overview

Health SystemSalina Regional Health Center
Total Hospitals4
Commercial/Acute Hospitals4
Total Beds450
Commercial/Acute Beds450
HeadquartersSalina, KS
Websitesrhc.com

Hospitals by Type

Acute Care Hospital
2 hospitals
50% of health system
Critical Access Hospital
2 hospitals
50% of health system

Teaching Status

50%
Teaching
Teaching Hospitals: 2
Non-Teaching Hospitals: 2
Teaching hospitals serve as educational institutions for medical professionals while providing patient care.

Hospital Locations

Hospitals in this Health System

HospitalTypeBedsTeachingRecently Joined
Salina Regional Health CenterAcute Care Hospital396YesNo
Salina Surgical HospitalAcute Care Hospital 8YesNo
North Central Kansas Medical CenterCritical Access Hospital 25NoNo
Lindsborg Community HospitalCritical Access Hospital 21NoNo

Recent News

Jun 14, 2025
The former St. John's Hospital facility in Salina, which was the subject of a lawsuit between Salina Regional Health Center and the City of Salina regarding its proposed demolition, has been sold. Salina Regional Health Center announced the completion of the sale of the property to an out-of-town developer. This sale follows a dispute that began when the Salina City Commission denied the hospital's request to demolish the building on November 17th of a prior year, despite the Salina Heritage Commission having previously approved demolition plans due to the high cost of restoration. The hospital had filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn the city commission's action, arguing it denied Salina Regional its basic property rights. Hospital officials had previously attempted to find an alternative use for the building since 2002 and had even signed a real estate purchase contract in March with a company planning to convert it into affordable senior housing, but that plan did not materialize. The former hospital was not on any state or national register of historic places but was designated locally as part of the Heritage Conservation District, requiring a Certificate of Appropriateness for removal. Salina Regional stated that while it hoped to avoid legal action, the commission's decision left them no choice, as the expense of legal action takes money away from patient care. The recent sale indicates a resolution to this long-standing issue concerning the property.
Jun 14, 2025
Salina Regional Health Center played a role in the 44th Smoky Hill River Run, an event held on the morning of Saturday, June 14th, as part of the Smoky Hill River Festival. The event featured a two-mile walk, children's races, and electronically timed two-mile and five-mile races. Salina Regional Health Center hosts this annual run, which is a component of the larger community-focused Smoky Hill River Festival. Participation in events like the Smoky Hill River Run demonstrates Salina Regional Health Center's involvement in community activities aimed at promoting health and wellness.
Jun 13, 2025
The Salina Regional Health Foundation has provided additional funding towards Kansas Wesleyan University's project to establish a Nursing Education Center. This contribution is in addition to a previous $1 million donation from Salina Regional Health Center, which included both cash and a former physician's office building. The combined contributions from the hospital and its foundation now total $2.4 million for the $4.5 million renovation project. This project also recently received a $750,000 challenge grant from the J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation last week and a $1 million gift from the Jack and Donna Vanier family in June. The foundation's commitment highlights the recognition of the regional need for nurses, with confidence that KWU will provide quality education for future nurses in the area.
Jun 11, 2025
Saline County has reported another COVID-19 related death within the past week, bringing the total number of deaths to 120. Additionally, there have been 31 new cases of the virus confirmed over the past week, with 68 cases currently active in the county. Salina Regional Health Center reported on a recent Wednesday that four individuals were hospitalized due to COVID-19. This information indicates a recent increase in both fatalities and cases within the county, impacting the hospital's current patient load.
Jun 06, 2025
A Salina man was transported to Salina Regional Health Center with non-life-threatening injuries following a single-vehicle rollover crash on Burma Road. According to the Saline County Sheriff's Office, 65-year-old Johnny Schneider was driving a 2012 Honda Civic southbound in the 4200 block of Burma Road on Wednesday, June 5th, when he lost control of the vehicle after exiting, causing it to enter a ditch and roll over three times before landing back on its tires. Schneider was properly restrained and transported by EMS to the hospital. There was no indication that alcohol was a factor in the crash, which occurred around 2:47 pm. [8, 9]

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