Welcome to East Morgan County Hospital. Our staff cares deeply about the people of our community and we are glad to care for you and your family. Many of our patients come to East Morgan County Hospital because our patients know our physicians, staff members and volunteers and have common ties to our community. This builds added comfort and trust as well as our reputation of clinical quality and excellent patient-centered care. When everyone belongs, life is better, and that is why we are committed to delivering the highest level of quality and safe care regardless of age, race, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, socioeconomic status, preferred language, and any other factor of disparity for those people who come to us with their health care needs. Those who deliver care in our facility will ensure the resources used are aligned to meet the needs of the diverse population in our community.
History Of East Morgan County Hospital
The hospital in Brush opened in 1910 as Elim Hospital. In April 1954, a transition in hospital management took place with the Lutheran Hospitals and Home Society of Fargo, ND (now known as Banner Health) operating the hospital for the community. In 1963 a campaign begun to form a hospital district and in 1967 the East Morgan County Hospital District was dedicated and took ownership of the hospital, the same year the current building opened.
In December 2014, a 32,000-square-foot expansion was completed making EMCH a 19 single-patient rooms. The expansion paved the way for EMCH to bring back Labor and Delivery to our community. This expansion also created a new kitchen and dining area, main entry and lobby and a large state-of-the-art medical unit, enhanced technology, additional telemedicine capabilities and parking.
