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RiverView Health received a four-star rating in last week’s Hospital Compare report from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). The rating reflects measured performance data from 2019. Hospital Compare is part of Medicare’s Hospital Quality Initiative that uses a variety of tools to help hospitals improve the quality of care they deliver. Hospital […]
RiverView Healthcare Association celebrated its 122nd Annual Meeting and Membership Banquet on January 27 at the University of Minnesota-Crookston. Jason Toso, project manager with Mortenson Construction, gave the keynote address regarding RiverView’s hospital and clinic replacement project, RiverView 2020: Our Vision is Clear. The two-story, 80,000 square foot building is on schedule with a fall
On top of the excitement of watching the new clinic and hospital inpatient unit building go up, RiverView is also enjoying a climb in the rankings of Modern Healthcare’s Best Places to Work in Healthcare program. While RiverView learned a few months back that the organization made the prestigious list for a third consecutive year,
Work on building RiverView’s new 80,000 square foot hospital has progressed rapidly throughout the summer. With demolition complete, concrete has been getting poured into the foundation for several weeks. Steel construction is set to begin on Monday according to Jason Toso, construction manager for Mortenson Construction. “On April 29 we got started with groundbreaking and
It’s a three-peat for RiverView Health as it was once again named as a Best Places to Work in Healthcare award recipient by Modern Healthcare. “We have such an amazing team here at RiverView, committed to the collaboration it takes to nurture a great workplace,’’ shared RiverView President/CEO Carrie Michalski. “When we ask for feedback, our
April 25 proved to be a beautiful day as a standing room only crowd gathered in RiverView Health’s Minnesota Room to celebrate the groundbreaking of RiverView 2020, RiverView’s hospital and clinic replacement project. Before leaving the meeting room, scheduled for demolition as part of the new build, the crowd listened to RiverView and community leaders
