Via Christi Hospital Pittsburg Inc
1 Mount Carmel Wy · Pittsburg, Kansas 66762Ascension Via Christi Hospital Pittsburg is a 100-bed acute care hospital serving Pittsburg, Kansas, and the surrounding communities. As part of the Ascension health system, it provides a wide range of medical services including emergency care (Level IV Trauma Center, Stroke Ready, Chest Pain Center), surgical services (including robotic-assisted surgery), maternity care, cancer treatment, heart care, orthopedics, and various specialty clinics. Founded in 1903, the hospital is committed to delivering compassionate, faith-based care with a focus on patient safety and community well-being.
Hospital information
- 24/7 Emergency Care
- Available
- Adult Trauma Center
- Level III
More emergency department details
- Pediatric Emergency Care
- Available
Emergency department treats pediatric emergencies, but no dedicated pediatric ER.
- Stroke Center
- Available
Yes, designated Stroke Ready Hospital.
- Cardiac Emergency Capabilities
- Available
Yes, accredited Chest Pain Center.
- Burn Center
- Available
Information not available at this time. Please call (620) 231-6100 to inquire.
- Air Ambulance / Helipad
- Available
24/7 Emergency Care, Designated Level IV Trauma Center, Stroke Ready Hospital, Accredited Chest Pain Center
About Emergency Department Waits
Emergency departments treat patients according to medical urgency rather than arrival order. Wait times can change rapidly based on patient volume, ambulance arrivals, trauma cases and available treatment space. Patients with life-threatening conditions are prioritized immediately. This note is general information and does not describe Via Christi Hospital Pittsburg Inc's current wait.
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