| Name | Title | Contact Details |
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Pinkrose Hamilton |
Chief Data Analytics Officer | Profile |
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The mission of Columbia Memorial Hospital is to provide our communities with safe, high quality, comprehensive health care services in a dignified and compassionate environment. Columbia Memorial has served our region since 1893. The hospital you visit today, however, is one of the newest, most innovative and technically advanced facilities in the Hudson Valley. Everything we do, hiring the best and the brightest and rebuilding our entire hospital, is designed with one specific goal: to provide you with expert care. We are the community's hospital. Serving more than 100,000 residents in Columbia, Greene and Dutchess counties, the hospital focuses on advanced surgery, primary care and health education. It is a 192-bed acute care hospital. We also operate a 120-bed long-term care site as well as 26 outlying primary and specialty care centers. We've invested more than $51 million in new facilities and equipment in the last ten years including surgical instrumentation, patient information systems and medical imaging technologies. Columbia Memorial also has a 71,300 square foot office building and parking garage annex on campus making your care and treatment easily accessible. Our Kellner Wing houses state-of-the-art emergency and surgical departments. Our Emergency Department uses an advanced computer system to reduce patient waiting time and assist doctors and nurses in tracking patient care. It is also being used as a "preparedness tool" to help us track health information and identify public health emergencies. We now have a new 9 bed Intensive Care Unit which provides more space for our patients in order to accommodate cutting edge technology at each bedside. Each patient has an individual room to provide for privacy and windows and skylights to enhance the healing process.