History

In 1951, Wayne General Hospital opened its  doors as a 30-bed institution to care for the citizens of Wayne County.  Demands for hospital services increased and in 1962, additional beds and an expanded ancillary services area were added.  In 1981, a medical arts building was constructed to accommodate up to eight physicians, and in 1994 an addition to the hospital was completed to provide for a new physical therapy department, a dialysis unit, a fitness center, and expanded radiology, laboratory and emergency room services.

The present Wayne General Hospital opened its doors on October 1, 1977.  This facility offers laboratory services, physical therapy, inhalation therapy, surgery, an intensive-care unit, obstetrics, home health, hospice, ambulance services, and out-patient services.  Today the hospital -- with modern equipment, expanded services, and specialized personnel -- has the ability to provide more medical services to the people of this area.

Wayne General Hospital will continue to provide the medical care needs for today and tomorrow.

What's For Lunch?

Diabetes Community Awareness Program - May 19th 2010- 4pm - WGH Classroom

Relay For Life Easter Basket

Snow Pics

Wayne General Hospital annual service awards banquet was held on Friday, June 12, 2009

Wayne General Hospital announces the addition of Digital Mammography and Synapse® PACS

Bynum completes PT doctorate degree

Regina Rigney, CRT, has article published in the November 2007 issue of AARC Times Magazine.

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Last modified: 05/04/10