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Your Trusted Healthcare Partner in Rushville, IL
Culbertson Memorial Hospital has served Schuyler, Brown, Cass, and southern Fulton Counties for over a century, providing comprehensive healthcare services with a focus on community needs. As a 22-bed Critical Access Hospital, we employ 200+ dedicated professionals who deliver 24/7 emergency care, advanced diagnostics, and specialized treatment programs. Our investments in cutting-edge technology, including 3D mammography and patient-friendly MRI services, reflect our commitment to modern medical excellence. With family practice clinics in Astoria, Beardstown, and Rushville, we ensure accessible care close to home.Our Hospitalist program, in-house Sleep Lab, and expanded therapy services underscore our dedication to improving patient outcomes. Backed by regional specialists in cardiology, oncology, and pulmonology, we combine local expertise with broader medical resources. Our mission-driven approach prioritizes collaborative communication, ethical behaviors, and service excellence, ensuring every patient receives personalized, respectful care aligned with our core values.
Services
Emergency Services
Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
Imaging Services
Infusion Center
Laboratory Services
Therapy Services
Outpatient Clinics
Surgical Services
Wound Clinic
Senior Life Solutions
Highlights and features
- We offer 24/7 emergency services with ACLS certified staff and rapid stroke treatment designation.
- Our hospital features state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging technology including 3D mammography.
- We provide access to regional specialty physicians in cardiology, oncology, and pulmonology.
- Our Hospitalist program ensures continuous inpatient care coordination and improved patient outcomes.
- We maintain CLIA-certified laboratory services with same-day result turnaround for critical tests.
Associations and certifications
- Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA)
- American College of Radiology (ACR)
- Illinois Department of Public Health (ESRH Designation)
What people say
Compassionate support
Skilled and friendly staff
Quality care close to home
Impressed with care
Excellent service
Services
Emergency Services
Our 24/7 emergency department provides rapid treatment for critical conditions including heart attacks, strokes, and traumatic injuries. ACLS-certified staff utilize teleneurology partnerships for immediate stroke assessment and Prairie Cardiovascular's Stat Heart program for acute cardiac care. With two helicopters available within 23 minutes, we ensure timely transfers for specialized treatment while maintaining on-site stabilization capabilities.
Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
This medically supervised program helps patients recover from heart and lung conditions through monitored exercise and education. Using computerized telemetry, our staff tracks patient progress across 36 sessions focused on improving cardiovascular fitness, cholesterol levels, and blood pressure. The program includes family education components and offers maintenance options post-rehabilitation for sustained health benefits.
Imaging Services
We offer advanced diagnostic imaging including 3D mammography, MRI, CT scans, and ultrasound with board-certified radiologists from Clinical Radiologists, S.C. Our GE Signa Voyager MR system provides high-resolution images with patient comfort features. All tests receive prompt interpretations from specialists in Springfield, ensuring quick diagnosis and treatment planning for both inpatients and outpatients.
Infusion Center
This dedicated treatment space provides chemotherapy, hydration therapy, and antibiotic infusions in private and semi-private bays. Designed to minimize infection risk for immunocompromised patients, the center eliminates travel needs for local residents requiring regular infusion treatments. Future PICC line placement services will further enhance our outpatient intravenous care capabilities.
Laboratory Services
Our CLIA-certified lab offers comprehensive diagnostic testing with no appointment needed, including coagulation studies, hematology panels, and cardiac biomarker testing. Experienced technologists operate advanced equipment to support 70% of physician decision-making needs. Results are typically available the same day, with secure patient portal access for Culbertson Clinic patients and rapid physician reporting.
People
Gregg Snyder
Chief Executive Officer
Leading hospital operations with over 25 years healthcare administration experience. Directed strategic transitions including emergency department leadership changes and facility modernization projects. Focuses on improving quality metrics and expanding specialty care access for rural communities.
Michelle Epps
Chief Operating & Nursing Officer
Oversees clinical operations and nursing services with expertise in emergency care coordination. Implemented teleneurology partnerships and stroke ready hospital protocols. Manages quality improvement initiatives while maintaining direct patient care standards across all hospital departments.
Dr. Amanda Holcomb
Podiatrist
Board-certified foot and ankle specialist providing surgical and non-surgical treatments. Focuses on personalized care with advanced training in complex deformity corrections. Emphasizes patient education and collaborative treatment planning for both acute injuries and chronic conditions.
Cathy Rigg
Therapist
Licensed clinical social worker offering individual, family, and child counseling services. Specializes in anxiety, depression, and caregiver support programs. Provides weekly sessions at multiple clinic locations with a focus on community mental health accessibility.
Cindy Chaffin
Certified Medical Examiner
Advanced practice nurse conducting DOT physical exams for commercial drivers. Maintains FMCSA certification standards while providing occupational health services at the Astoria community clinic location. Focuses on preventive care and regulatory compliance for transportation industry professionals.
Questions
What emergency services are available?
Our 24/7 ER treats heart attacks, strokes, traumatic injuries, and acute medical emergencies with ACLS-certified staff and rapid response protocols.
How do I schedule diagnostic imaging?
Contact our imaging department at (217) 322-4321 ext. 5279 for appointments. Physician orders are required for all imaging services.
Are specialty clinics available locally?
Yes, we host regional specialists in cardiology, oncology, pulmonology, and podiatry at our Rushville and Beardstown locations.
What infusion therapies are offered?
Our Infusion Center provides chemotherapy, hydration therapy, antibiotic treatments, and blood transfusions in private treatment bays.
How can I access lab results?
Results go directly to your physician. Culbertson Clinic patients can view results through the patient portal after registration.
Reviews (5)
FelineGigantic FelineGigantic
Nov 17, 2021
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This is the second time i have walked out of Culbertson Memorial in my lifetime, both times due to long wait times. Today we sat in the waiting room for two n half hours. Last time was the same. They even turned a young gentleman away who needed stiches, telling him to come back in the morning he would have to wait a long time today. Its to the point that ill be driving to the next town over for medical assistance from now on.
T. W.
Aug 17, 2021
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Wow, would not recommend. Dr there was horrible. Wanted to run over 15 k worth of unnecessary tests, and didn't do a physical exam first. Gave 2 stars due to the nurses and tech being so nice and very helpful. Bet if they did an audit of this place there would be some insurance fraud and medical malpractice.
Jessica Hartman
Jun 27, 2021
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This place has almost killed me twice. First time sent me home in a middle of a asthmatic attacked, I was brought back to the er who admitted me (the same er doc) for COPd. Then after a few days another doctor told me I didn't have copd. Last night was the kicker, I don't even know how this is even a hospital. I had been dry heeding for over 24, I was shaking and so much sweat. I could t even walk. My asked them to come get me, this was at 7pm, they told her doctors shut them off from taking EMERGENCY ROOM visit. I'm deathly sick, still am. this hospital needs to shut down NOW!
Brother Dee
Mar 16, 2021
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This place is a joke! I am not convinced that this is a hospital! More like a nursing home. The staff are rude and only sit in the office in their cell phones all day doing nothing. I asked the young lady by the name of "Beth" if I can use the bathroom, and she replied, "what you got a nervous bladder or something " totally unprofessional. If something was to happen to me and I had to go to this place again, just let me die. This place is horrible and should be shut down
Vlarie Fath
Mar 06, 2021
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What part of DKA don't you understand. Receptionist was awful. We expressed the urgency over and over while he vomited and shook, ready to pass out in front of her. No urgency, no sympathy no nothing. She acted like we were bothering her! Had to tell the doctors what needed to be done. Just clueless all the way around.