Hutchinson Regional Healthcare System

Hutchinson Regional Healthcare System (HRHS) is a comprehensive, not-for-profit health system based in Hutchinson, Kansas, serving the residents of Reno County and the surrounding Central Kansas region. The organization is anchored by the Hutchinson Regional Medical Center, a 190-licensed-bed acute-care hospital accredited by The Joint Commission. HRHS provides a wide array of integrated healthcare services through its network of entities, which includes Horizons Mental Health Center, Hospice & HomeCare of Reno County, Health-E-Quip, and the Hutchinson Regional Medical Foundation.

The system traces its roots to the 1970 merger of Grace Hospital and St. Elizabeth's Mercy Hospital, with the modern medical center facility opening its doors in 1975. HRHS is dedicated to delivering high-quality patient care through advanced medical technologies, including the Chalmers Cancer Center, a Heart and Vascular Center, and robotic surgical capabilities such as the DaVinci and Stryker Mako systems. Guided by a mission to make health and healing available to all, the organization emphasizes values of accountability, respect, curiosity, and kindness, playing a pivotal role in the health and economic vitality of the community it serves.