Fairfield Medical Center
124 Station St · Lancaster, Ohio 3078Fairfield Medical Center is a 222-bed, not-for-profit community hospital located in Lancaster, Ohio. Founded in 1916, it provides comprehensive healthcare services including emergency care, cancer treatment, cardiology, orthopedics, women's health, and primary care. The hospital is recognized for patient safety and quality, holding certifications as a Primary Stroke Center and Chest Pain Center, and has received multiple Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grades of 'A'. It serves Fairfield County and surrounding communities with a commitment to advanced technology and patient-centered care.
Specialties & Programs
Hospital information
- 24/7 Emergency Care
- Available
More emergency department details
- Pediatric Emergency Care
- Available
Emergency services are available for all ages, including pediatric patients, within the general Emergency Department.
- Stroke Center
- Available
Yes, certified Primary Stroke Center by The Joint Commission.
- Cardiac Emergency Capabilities
- Available
Yes, accredited Chest Pain Center by the American College of Cardiology.
- Burn Center
- Available
Information not available at this time. Please call (03) 9486 6833 to inquire.
- Air Ambulance / Helipad
- Available
24/7 Emergency Department, Level III Trauma 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 Fairfield Medical Center's current wait.

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