CHI St. Alexius Health Williston has been proudly serving our community since 1920. CHI St. Alexius Health Williston provides primary care, family medicine, 3D mammography, orthopedics, neurology, and an array of other health services to keep you living your best life. You learn a lot by serving a community for more than 100 years. CHI St. Alexius Health Williston has seen our fair share of advances and growth. There’s also been seasons of change and even moments of uncertainty. Through it all our commitment to the community has never wavered.
Need a walk-in clinic? Drop by our medical center today. We provide a host of health care solutions for you and your family. We are dedicated to expanding our services and updating our technology so we can better serve our patients in the years to come.
For over a century, we have stayed true to our founding mission, caring for everyone who comes through our doors. We are more committed than ever to providing quality care close to home and are proud to be your local hospital.
Operation Restoring Comfort: Our Emergency Department Expansion and Inpatient and Behavioral Health Revival Project
We have lots of exciting things happening within our walls. We are replacing every bed in our facility, opening a brand new operating suite and our emergency department is expanding to meet the needs of our community. In addition, we are in the process of reopening our Behavioral Health Unit.
Services
- Leonard P. Nelson Cancer Center
- Primary Care Clinics
- General Surgery
- MedQuest Home Medical Equipment
- Neurology Clinic
- Orthopedic Clinic
- Radiology/Digital Imaging
- Rehab Services
- Specialty Clinic
- Walk-In Clinic
Learn more about the services offered and the referral process.
Commitment to Safety
Your safety is our highest priority. We’re constantly striving to improve. This is one example of our many ongoing safety efforts.
Goal: Reduce heart failure hospital readmissions
Action: Ensure patients are prepared/understand discharge goals and have the ability to meet discharge needs (understand discharge instructions, have medications and follow-up appointments)
Result: 25% reduced heart failure hospital readmissions
