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COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER

COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER. Past, Present, And Future. History. CMC was founded in 1910 by two physician brothers. The patient tower was built in 1972. The Rehabilitation hospital was added in 1980.

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COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER

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  1. COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER Past, Present, And Future

  2. History • CMC was founded in 1910 by two physician brothers. • The patient tower was built in 1972. • The Rehabilitation hospital was added in 1980. • Advanced Imaging, Big Sky Surgery Center, and physician buildings have been added over the years to create a 43-acre medical campus.

  3. 1972

  4. Currently • CMC offers comprehensive services in: Obstetrics Gynecology Pediatrics NICU Rehabilitation Cardiology Oncology Surgery Emergency Medicine Primary Care Physicians Diagnostic Imaging Lab Services

  5. Service Areas Dark Blue = PSA Light Blue = SSA

  6. Planning for the Future –Women’s Services • CMC plans to break ground on a new Women’s and Newborn Center in Summer 2010. • The Montana Breast Health Center is open and serving women throughout the region. • 1600+ babies are born at CMC each year. • NICU serves families throughout the state.

  7. October is Breast Cancer Screening Month

  8. Pediatric Specialty Clinics • Through partnerships with Seattle Children’s and other pediatric providers, Community offers: Cleft/Craniofacial Endocrinology Epilepsy Genetics Hemophilia Metabolic Disease Muscular Dystrophy Nephrology Neurology Orthopedics Pulmonology Rheumatology Surgery Urology

  9. Pediatrics

  10. Rehabilitation • 12 out of 14 brain injury specialists in Montana work at CMC. • Over 90% patient satisfaction in orthopedics and PT, OT and speech therapies. • 88% of patients discharged from CMC Rehab are released to home.

  11. Community Physician Group • 42 Medical Providers • 13 Locations • Accepts Medicare/Medicaid Diabetes Endocrinology Family Practice Family Practice/OB Internal Medicine Pediatrics Perinatology Neonatology Physical Medicine & Rehab Rheumatology

  12. Oncology • CMC developed a partnership with Montana Cancer Specialists to provide chemotherapy for Community Physician Group and Montana Breast Health patients. • MCS at CMC is #1 in outpatient satisfaction, scoring a 94.41 favorable rating. They outscore the national average in every single category.

  13. CMC Oncology

  14. 2010

  15. Economics • 1200 employees • 900+ FTEs • Gross revenue $200M annually • Annual employee salary of $51M • Community Benefit exceeds $18M annually

  16. Partnerships • Advanced Imaging – CMC & Radiologists • Big Sky Surgery Center – CMC & Physicians • Oncology – CMC & MT Cancer Specialists • Gynecology/Oncology – CMC & Billings Clinic • Pediatric Surgery – CMC & Seattle Children’s • Pediatric Specialty Clinics – CMC and numerous providers

  17. Collaboration • EMR bridge technology to provide a comprehensive patient record in Missoula. • Tobacco-Free Initiative at CMC, SPH, St. Joseph’s and Tamarack/WMC. • The support of each facility offering a unique, tertiary service

  18. Shifting Healthcare Patterns • Three years ago, 70% of CMC’s revenue came from inpatient with 30% outpatient. • Now, 50% of revenue is inpatient and 50% is outpatient, signaling a fundamental shift in healthcare patterns. • This shift will require investments in growing OP services such as imaging and Endoscopy.

  19. Future Success • For Missoula to maintain its position as Western Montana’s medical hub, a continued balance between collaboration and competition will be essential.

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