Lodi Community Hospital Healthcare Services

Lodi Community Hospital was one of the first healthcare facilities in the Lodi area, serving the citizens in the surrounding community since 1920. The hospital was designated as a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital (CAH) in 2001, which means the hospital is certified to receive cost-based reimbursement from Medicare. The CAH program was designed to improve rural healthcare access and reduce hospital closures.

As part of Akron General Health System, the hospital provides a wide range of services locally as well as many areas of new technology in the healthcare field such as the Picture Archives Communication (PAC) system, which allows radiology tests to be electronically sent over secure computer lines to specialists and other facilities if needed. The hospital also offers programs, health screenings and support groups that benefit individuals and families in our community.