Business Details
50+ Years
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Emergency
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Your Trusted Healthcare Partner in Seaman, OH
Adams County Regional Medical Center has been a trusted healthcare provider since 1952, dedicated to delivering high-quality medical services to Adams County and neighboring regions. Our state-of-the-art facility offers inpatient and outpatient care across 30 specialty programs, supported by Joint Commission certification and a team of experienced professionals. With five family medicine clinics and a 24/7 emergency department, we prioritize patient safety, community health, and accessible care.Our leadership team, composed of local residents, ensures decisions align with regional healthcare needs. Collaborations with UC Health expand access to advanced treatments, while our commitment to innovation and compassionate care remains unwavering. We serve as a regional hub for emergency services, diagnostic imaging, cardiology, and pediatrics, among other critical specialties.
Services
Emergency Care
Pediatric Services
Cardiology
Diagnostic Imaging
Family Medicine
Gastroenterology
Endocrinology
IV Therapy
Rehabilitation
Wound Care
Details
- Year established: 1952
Highlights and features
- 24/7 emergency care with board-certified physicians
- Joint Commission-certified state-of-the-art facilities
- 30+ specialty programs under one healthcare system
- Community-focused leadership with local decision-making
- Collaboration with UC Health for advanced treatments
Associations and certifications
- The Joint Commission
What people say
Exceptional emergency care
Friendly staff
Convenient locations
Thorough pediatric exams
Advanced diagnostic tools
Services
Emergency Care
Our 24/7 emergency department provides immediate care for critical conditions, staffed by board-certified physicians and equipped with 14 private exam rooms, including trauma bays. We treat injuries, acute illnesses, and life-threatening emergencies with advanced diagnostic tools and rapid response protocols. Patients receive compassionate care while accessing specialized services like cardiac monitoring and trauma stabilization.
Diagnostic Imaging
Our imaging department offers 128-slice CT scans, 3D mammography, MRI, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine using state-of-the-art technology. Certified technicians perform bone density tests, echocardiograms, and vascular studies to support accurate diagnoses. All procedures follow strict safety protocols while delivering high-resolution images for precise treatment planning.
Family Medicine
Five regional clinics provide lifelong healthcare for all ages, including preventive exams, chronic disease management, and acute care. Our providers offer x-ray services, lab testing, and referrals to specialists within our network. Telehealth options expand access to routine care and specialist consultations in rural communities.
Cardiology
Collaboration with UC Health delivers advanced cardiovascular services, including stress testing, echocardiograms, and electrophysiology treatments. Our team manages heart failure, arrhythmias, and coronary artery disease while offering preventive screenings like EKGs and lipid panels to reduce cardiac risk factors.
Pediatric Care
Annual wellness exams track children's growth and development, with vaccinations and early intervention services available. Our pediatric team addresses acute illnesses, developmental concerns, and chronic conditions in a child-friendly environment across multiple clinic locations.
Questions
What emergency services are available at ACRMC?
Our 24/7 emergency department treats all critical conditions with board-certified physicians, advanced diagnostics, and trauma care capabilities.
Do you offer telehealth appointments?
Yes, family medicine and endocrinology clinics provide virtual consultations for non-urgent medical needs and follow-up visits.
Where are your family medicine clinics located?
We operate in Seaman, Georgetown, Mt. Orab, Peebles, West Union, and Winchester across Adams and Brown counties.
What imaging services require advance scheduling?
MRI, CT scans, and nuclear medicine procedures need prior authorization and appointment scheduling through our radiology department.
How do I access medical records?
Patients can request records through our online portal or contact the medical records department at 937-386-3400 for assistance.
Are specialty clinics accepting new patients?
Yes, cardiology, gastroenterology, and rehabilitation clinics welcome new patients with physician referrals.
Reviews (7)
Its A. Private Matter
Jan 08, 2022
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The ER doctor mr Durbin is soooooooo rude extremely rude he definitely is not a polite man he definitely doesn't care about people at all his name should be rude Durbin he definitely should not be a doctor he knows nothing about how to deal with people someday he's going to be rude to the wrong person
Amber Collins
Jan 04, 2022
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This place never listens to me when I need them to if it wasn't my closest hospital I'd never go here. I literally have a machine to help breathe and it suffocated me to wear it and they won't even order the change for it til a week from now apparently. Not to mention when I have testing done here ordered by my dr they always forget to send results its usually several months of constantly calling and asking for it to be sent over before it actually gets done. If you're able to go elsewhere for medical help please do so this place is an absolute joke. I also had a hospital visit due to an adverse
Jason Francis
Dec 17, 2021
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I was referred to Adams County Regional Medical Center by Dr. Bernheisel at ACRMC Family Medicine in West Union after experiencing some knee pain. Dr. Renshaw, the orthopedic doctor recommended I get x-rays and see a physical therapist. I completed both. The imaging department got me in and the process was super easy and the staff were very pleasant. I completed physical therapy and my knee feels great.
Marcel Kys
Nov 30, 2021
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Very quick to misdiagnose based on two symptoms that overlap multiple medical issues rather than tests, and gave me prescription immunosuppressants in which 8 days after starting, I ended up getting VERY sick which eventually developed into severe pneumonia. They also gave me an IV medication that I ended up being allergic to and I was told it would be on my listed allergies, however, it was not on the listed allergies on my discharge papers NOR was it on the list of medications received while in the ER. I was told what it was by the nurse, but I had forgotten it due to how much was happening
Susan Cartwright
Nov 02, 2021
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I have had labs done, an ECHO of my heart, a brain CATA scan, a 3D mammogram, and more. I have found the staff to be amazingly friendly and kind. I have no complaints. I love this hospital, and I'm so happy it's close to where I live. They also provide cost-free care for people under the federal poverty guidelines. It's clean, and they are fast and friendly.
Becky Slater
Oct 01, 2021
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Went to er Saturday night in real bad pain severely dehydrated I had Alicia Frazier she was the rudest meanest uncompassionate Dr I have ever meet accused me of stuff that was not even true it was a very traumatic experience I will have to be dying before I go back there Mt orab is 100% better
Alexandria Hanson
Jun 27, 2021
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A literal joke for a hospital. Took my son in there he is 18 months old he fell from his swing and hit our porch. As a parent I was concerned about his head he had knots and bruises so I took him here to get checked out doctor walked in rubbed his head told me to keep him close to me tonight if anything happened take him to childrens wrote me a prescription for ibuprofen and we walked out, We were in there maybe two minutes they literally had to register me at the window when I left. Whether he turns out to be fine they still couldve done a better job and shown better care. I get why people
