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s Belleville and the Metro East continue to grow, the quality and variety of health care services continues to expand.  From eye care to dental care, traditional medicine to chiropractic care, sports medicine to physical therapy, Belleville takes the lead in meeting the area's immediate needs.  Trust is born from competency, commitment and continuity in care.  And there is no substitute  for the on-going, long-term relationships that develop here between individuals and their providers.

"Residents receive excellent care from experienced providers."

 

Two Hospitals to Serve Belleville Residents:

 

St. Elizabeth's Hospital

www.steliz.org

 

St. Elizabeth's Hospital has brought the values of respect, care, competence and joy to health care for more than 125 years.  As an affiliate of the Hospital Sisters Health System, St. Elizabeth's combines caring ministry with the latest in technology and services to benefit the community.  This full-service acute care hospital and rehabilitation center is currently licensed for 500 beds and utilizes the services of more than 300 physicians representing more than 60 medical specializations.  In cooperation with St. Louis University, it also provides a training site for medical residents in the Belleville Family Practice Residency program.

 

Memorial Hospital

www.memhosp.com

 

Since 1958, Memorial Hospital has provided the best in inpatient and outpatient services.  Today this 313-bed acute care general hospital is the area's largest provider of surgical services, including out-patient surgery.  Locally owned and operated by Protestant Memorial Medical Center Inc., the hospital employs 2,300 and is one of the largest employers in S. Clair County.

 

When it comes to diagnosis, the hospital's new 3 Tesla MRI unit utilizes the latest technology.  It is the only one of its kind in the St. Louis metropolitan area and one of only a few in use in the United States.  For women's healthcare needs, The Maternity Center and The Mammography Center stand ready to serve.