Making Southeast Iowa a healthier, happier place.
About Great River Health
Great River Health is a healthcare system serving residents of southeast Iowa, west-central Illinois, and northeast Missouri. It includes:
- Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center in Fort Madison
- Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center in West Burlington
- Henry County Health Center in Mount Pleasant
- Clinics in Keokuk, Mount Pleasant, New London, Wapello, Wayland, and Winfield
- Heritage Family Pharmacy, Heritage Park Pharmacy, and Heritage Partners Pharmacy
- Heritage Medical Equipment & Supplies
Over 125 Years of High-Quality Healthcare
We're proud to provide a range of healthcare services that are comprehensive, convenient, and quality. Our 30+ clinics offer primary, specialty, walk-in, acute, rehabilitative, skilled, and long-term care, such as:
- Cardiology
- General and vascular surgery
- Family Medicine
- Hematology
- Internal Medicine
- Infectious diseases
- Mental Health
- Nephrology
- Occupational Health
- Oncology
- Ophthalmology
- Orthopedics
- Pediatrics
- Podiatry
- Pulmonology
- Rheumatology
- Urology
- Weight loss
- Women’s Health
- Wound & hyperbaric medicine
Helping the Heartland
We are proud to serve our community beyond providing high-quality and accessible healthcare close to home. Great River Health takes a holistic approach to the health and wellness of our communities by partnering with public health organizations to better understand and meet our community's unique needs, stimulating and sustaining local economies by employing over 2,000 residents, leading numerous volunteering initiatives, offering scholarships and learning opportunities to healthcare students, and giving back financially through the Great River Health and Henry County Health Center Foundations. In all things, we abide by our credo.
Our Credo
- I show respect.
- I am committed to those we serve.
- I am responsible for safety and high performance.
- I listen and communicate effectively.
- I have a sense of ownership.
Our Fort Madison, Mount Pleasant, and West Burlington Campuses are Designated Safe Haven Locations
Safe Haven for Newborns
The Safe Haven Act is a law that allows parents - or another person who has the parent's authorization - to leave an infant up to 90 days old at a hospital or healthcare facility without fear of prosecution for abandonment. A parent may also contact 911 and relinquish physical custody of an infant up to 90 days old to a first responder of the 911 call. More than 60 children have been declared safe havens since the Iowa law was enacted in 2002. All states have Safe Haven laws, although provisions differ.