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Located 60 miles (1-1/2 hours drive) east of Pittsburgh, PA, this independent 162 acute care bed community hospital is nearing its 95th anniversary. It is the sole community provider for this college town, and rural county. IRMC’s vision is to be the best community hospital, and is well on its way. It has been voted the #1 Best Place to Work in Pennsylvania in 2006 through 2008, and was named the #2 Best Place to Work in Healthcare in Modern Hospital’s inaugural national survey. Press Ganey patient satisfaction surveys put our service regularly above the 90th percentile in our Emergency Room Inpatient Care units, Outpatient care services, and Ambulatory Care Unit, and physician satisfaction is at the 99th percentile with relationship to hospital administration having the highest scores.

Nearly every specialty of medicine and surgery is represented on the active medical staff, with the large majority in private practice. Services include:

Advanced imaging with PET/CT, MRI, 64-slice CT, nuclear medicine, cath/angio lab, and PACS.
Comprehensive Center for Oncology Care with IMRT, HDR brachytherapy, and chemotherapy.
Wound Care Center with two hyperbaric oxygen treatment chambers.
Emergency Room with 45,000 visits per year.
Women’s Diagnostic Imaging Center.
Ten-bed intensive care unit.
OB unit with 650 to 700 deliveries per year.
Inpatient geriatric psychiatry unit
Inpatient rehabilitation unit.
Total joint replacement program.
Pain Clinic with advanced modalities.
Comprehensive sleep disorders lab and program.
Musculoskeletal Institute planned for the campus.
Institutional Review Board.

IRMC is financially sound with a very strong balance sheet, and has doubled in net revenues over the past eight years. It has been recognized twice by Healthcare Executive magazine as one of the fastest growing hospitals in the country, and this is despite no growth in population or local industry. The Board of Directors is composed of community leaders who highly value the hospital’s role in the community, and the importance of remaining independent.

Indiana, Pennsylvania

Indiana is the centrally located county seat of Indiana County in southwestern Pennsylvania. The County’s population is about 89,000 and stable, with a concentration of about 23,000 in and around the borough of Indiana. Indiana University of Pennsylvania, the largest of the state-owned colleges at about 14,000 undergraduates, is the largest employer in the county. IRMC is the second largest employer with about 1400 currently on the payroll. The community is well-known for its quality school system that is highly ranked in the state and has been nationally recognized. There are a great many activities available for children and adults alike. Outdoor sports include fishing, hunting, golfing, tennis, swimming, boating, hiking, and camping with many different kinds of opportunities.The university brings a large variety of cultural events to the community, and these will soon increase with the completion of a new arena within sight of the hospital.