About SCRMC: History

1919   Medical clinic and hospital founded by Dr. Jake Riegel and located in a family home in St. Croix Falls known as the Baker House.

1955   Community-built hospital known as St.Croix Valley Memorial Hospital.

1957    Doctors established a partnership known as St. Croix Falls Clinic, later changing to River Valley Medical Center and opened a new clinic building.

1972   Opened new three-story hospital building connecting the original hospital and clinic buildings.

1982   Opened a community clinic in Balsam Lake.

1986   Opened a community Clinic in Milltown.

1987   River Valley Pharmacy was founded, providing the hospital and clinic with on-site access to prescription medications at St. Croix Falls.

1996:  Community clinic in Milltown closed.

1996   Opened community clinic north of Balsam Lake near Unity School after closing the community clinics in Balsam Lake and Milltown.

1998   Opened a community clinic in Frederic and remodeled the Birthing Center.

1999   St. Croix Valley Memorial Hospital and River Valley Medical Center merged to form what is known today as St. Croix Regional Medical Center.

2002   Opened new three-story medical clinic dedicated as the Riegel Building.

2002   Opened a state-of-the-art Emergency Care Unit, staffed around the clock.

2008   Remodeled birthing center opened.

2008   Opened the Lloyd Olsen Surgery Center and the roof-top helipad.

2011   Opened a community clinic, Ingalls Clinic, in Webster, WI.

2011    Opened the Lindstrom Physical Rehabilitation Clinic in Lindstrom, MN.

St. Croix Regional Medical Center is a nonprofit 501c3 healthcare facility providing a wide range of physician and hospital services to the residents of the St. Croix River Valley area. St. Croix Regional Medical Center prides itself in being a contributing member of the entire community.

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