“We wanted feedback from our patients so we could better understand what they were looking for,” says Lori Filock, director of maternal/child services. These focus groups, which included patients, physicians and staff, have helped guide the planning for an enhanced environment at the newly-renovated maternity center at UnityPoint Health – Methodist. After all, we’re not only caring for moms and dads-we’re caring for the future of our community.Įarly on, focus groups were critical to the conversation about the center and the high level of personalized care that patients expect and deserve. What experience could be more intimate or joyous than welcoming a new baby into your family? Being part of your baby’s birth is our privilege, and our every effort is focused on the well-being and comfort of you, your baby and your family. The center will combine the resources of both Methodist and Proctor to create an intimate, family-oriented birthing center that will provide enhanced services. In 2015, a significant investment will be made in developing an enhanced maternity center on the campus of UnityPoint Health – Methodist. “So part of our excitement is also the connection around behavioral health, what can be done, how it can serve families, and quite frankly, how it’s foundational to people’s health and well-being.Investing in the future of central Illinois… “We think it’s incredibly important to the community to have good behavioral health services, and we all know they’ve been stretched, not just with COVID, but prior to COVID,” said Dr. The organization and services it provides will remain the same. UnityPlace will also see a name change to Trillium Place. Wherever a person’s health journey takes them, we will be there to help them through.” “Our mission, vision, values, and culture align, establishing a foundation to extend excellence in the delivery of healthcare services for years to come. “Through this process, we’ve found such a shared sense of purpose and it’s clear our partnership will enhance greater patient-centered healthcare in central Illinois,” Dr. James Leonard.Ĭarle Health to take over UnityPoint Health Central Illinois And not just today and tomorrow, but for generations to come,” said President and CEO of Carle Health, Dr. “The result, I guarantee, will be a rich mosaic, mission-driven, patient-focused healthcare services, which extend and enhance into the community’s access around the quality of care. With no employee lay-offs, and no change to patient insurance, the only difference people will see is the name change and increased medical resources. The union will bring three hospitals with 634 beds, more than 850 multi-specialty physicians, 76 clinics, a level-two trauma center, and many other services into the Carle Health team.
“Being part of a health system that’s right here in down-state Illinois where we wake up thinking about the same community, we interact with the same state government, we have the same regional challenges, and regional strengths, means we can build something together,” said President of Carle Health Greater Peoria Keith Knepp. UnityPoint Health Junction Medical, LLC.On April 1, a number of entities that were formerly part of the UnityPoint health system became a part of the Carle Health System. (WMBD) - Carle Health announced it is welcoming the former UnityPoint Health and the Methodist College into its system Monday, expanding its’ Central Illinois footprint into the Greater Peoria region.
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