The Packard Family Care Center provides the best customized birth experience
in the comfort and privacy of a nurturing environment. The Center has
four labor, delivery and recovery rooms, a labor triage room, 10 post-partum
rooms, a nursery with two emergency resuscitation stations, two pediatric
rooms, one outpatient room, a large education room, lactation and infant
weight room, and family and quiet waiting rooms. Beloit Health System
Obstetricians deliver more than 500 newborns each year. The Packard Family
Care Center also provides pediatric care.
The Hendricks Family has made a big investment in the future of heart care
in the stateline area. The Hendricks Family Foundation generously gifted
$3 million for a state-of-the art Heart Hospital. The new Hendricks Family
Heart Hospital, with a total cost of $13.8 million, is located on the
fourth floor of Beloit Hospital.
The new heart hospital features a new hybrid operating suite that is more
than double the size of the current operating room. The hybrid OR has
the elements of a traditional cath lab with the features of an operating
room used for more advanced procedures such as heart bypass surgery, heart
valve repair (or replacement) and vascular surgery.
The Beloit Cancer Center treats cancer patients in a whole new way. Their
comprehensive cancer services are now under one roof and the cancer team
is ready to provide quality care to patients.
The $11.6 million Cancer Center is constructed on a five-acre parcel of
land with a convenient location near major highways. The Cancer Center
is designed to serve cancer patients in the broad region of Rock and Walworth
counties, as well as those in northern Illinois.
Emergency care is so important and Beloit Health System Foundation is very
pleased to support the expanded Stateline Emergency Care Center. This
state-of-the-art expansion offers 3 times the space of our previous ER
with a total of 27 treatment rooms including six Fast Track rooms for
lesser emergencies. The beautiful $11.5 million expansion was completed
in three phases providing access to ER services throughout the 22-month
process. More than ever, your emergency needs from high trauma through
smaller health concerns can be immediately cared for in Beloit Health
System's Emergency Care Center.
On January 4, 2016 Beloit Health System and Beloit Regional Hospice (BRH)
announced the finalization of a merger partnership that will further advance
compassionate, high-quality care for those with life-limiting illness
in the state-line area.
The merger solidifies a long-standing partnership between the two organizations
who have worked together for many years to provide a continuum of care
for the community. Beloit Regional Hospice actually started way back in
1982 as a group of volunteer medical professionals meeting in an office
out of Beloit Memorial Hospital, so in a way this merger brings the organization
full circle.
Beloit Regional Hospice continues to maintain its name, operational staff,
fundraising events, and many dedicated volunteers. Former Beloit Regional
Hospice Board President Gene Van Galder and former Board Member Lanny
Schimmel join the Beloit Health System Foundation and oversee the endowment
fund that will remain designated strictly for Hospice use.
Hospice services are available to any person whose illness has advanced
to a point where he or she is no longer seeking life-prolonging care,
but rather is seeking comfort and quality of life. Each day, Beloit Regional
Hospice care for an average of 65 hospice patients and 50 transitions clients.
Committed to our Community and Focused on our Patients.
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