The Hospital

A rural area hospital has a responsibility to provide local residents with comprehensive healthcare they can trust and rely on. Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital, located in the heart of the Bitterroot Valley, offers advanced medical services close to home. We are proud to offer our community a local medical resource so that they do not need to spend time and money traveling out of town for their healthcare services.

As the community grows, so does our hospital. We are continuously upgrading our facilities and expanding the role of our staff to meet the needs of our patients. We are the largest employer in the Bitterroot Valley, boasting almost 600 team members. Additionally, we recently completed our state-of-the-art surgery center that includes robotics. Marcus Daly offers our clinicians and patients a robust electronic record keeping system and we have revamped our Hospitalist Program to provide inpatient physician coverage 24/7. We have opened clinics throughout the Bitterroot Valley specializing in orthopedics, sports medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, neurosurgery, and family medicine – and much more!

MDMH is a rural, nonprofit, critical access hospital. We have received many awards over the past several years including:

• 2018, 2017, 2016 and 2013 Top 100 Critical Access Hospital - iVantage Health Analytics, named Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital one of its Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals in 2013 and again in 2016. The Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals are the nation's best rural safety net institutions. There are a total of 2078 rural hospitals in America, of which are 1284 are Critical Access Hospitals. Based on the number of hospitals involved nationally, this award is especially meaningful to Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital.
• 2016 MDMH received Baby-Friendly Designated birth facility recognition from Baby-Friendly USA. This award is valid for 5 years and joins more than 20,000 other facilities with this prestigious award.
• 2016 MDMH EMS earned State of Montana EMS Provider of the Year: Consistently exhibit dedication to improving patient care through education, injury prevention, community awareness, medical director involvement and cooperation with other emergency service organizations in their community.