Mosaic Life Care - Albany

Mosaic Medical Center – Albany, MO

• 25 certified beds, Critical Access Hospital
• Level III Stroke Center
• Inpatient (Acute and Swing Bed) outpatient, primary, specialty and emergency care
• Four surrounding family care clinics

 

Mayo Clinic Care Network

A Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award winner, Mosaic is the only health-care system in Missouri that is a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network. Being part of this network allows Mosaic doctors the ability to:

• Conveniently consult with other experts in their field and access resources of the #1 ranked hospital in the nation, Mayo Clinic.
• Incorporate the insights, research and diagnostic recommendations of Mayo Clinic to create a treatment plan personalized to each patient’s needs.

Community Benefit

• Goal of 10 percent of revenue committed to community benefit
• Provides more than $33 million in charity care annually
• More than 20 organizations funded that impact population health and community b
• Foster G. McGaw Prize recipient — one of the most respected community service honors in health care

Population Health

• Member of MPact Health, a provider network formed by Mosaic Life Care, Mercy Health System and University of Missouri Health Care
• More than ten years of success in population health, providing high-quality care while controlling and reducing costs
• Robust electronic medical record capability rated at Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Stage 6, as well as an innovative patient portal improving health-care engagement and access

UMKC School of Medicine

In January 2021, the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) School of Medicine announced its program expansion to Mosaic Life Care at St. Joseph, Medical Center, to help address the state’s rural physician shortage.

UMKC received a $7 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to start the new program. HRSA, the primary federal agency for improving access to health-care services for people who are uninsured, isolated or medically vulnerable, will pay out the grant over four years.