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Our Commitment

So you will receive the best health care possible, we are committed to:

  • Treating you and your family with dignity and respect.
  • Facilitating interaction between you, your family, and the medical team to better understand each other's needs and concerns.
  • Helping you and your family participate in your care to the level you desire.

Advanced technology enables us to share valuable health care information with you and your family, and we hope you find our website to be an important health care resource in your home.

Hospital Leadership

HSHS St. Vincent Hospital is part of the Wisconsin division of Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS). The Wisconsin division consists of hospitals in Green Bay, Sheboygan, Oconto Falls, Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls.

Annual Reports

Our HSHS Wisconsin annual report is a summary of our achievements and an active means of highlighting the vital role our hospitals have within the communities we serve. As part of our Franciscan mission to serve the sick and the poor, and improve the health and wellness of our communities, we give thanks for the values that inspire and guide us as we make a positive difference in the lives of those whom we are called to serve.

Each year, we celebrate our accomplishments and we invite you to read our latest annual report to learn more.

2020 HSHS Wisconsin Annual Report

Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP)

HSHS St. Vincent Hospital has a long history of collaborating with the Brown County Public Health Department to plan for our community‘s future health needs. We worked with the Brown County and City of DePere Health Departments to identify Brown County’s top health issues through the Community Health Improvement Process (CHIP). Representatives from HSHS St. Vincent Hospital served on both the steering committee for this project and the Community Partner meetings where the priorities were identified. Action plans were developed by identifying community strengths, existing resources and gaps.

Community Health Priorities 2018-2020
Community Health Improvement Plan 2018
Community Health Needs Assessment 2018
CHNA Report and Implementation Plan FY2015-2018

Project SEARCH

Project SEARCH is a one-year transition program that immerses students with developmental disabilities in a combination of classroom instruction, career exploration and hands-on training through a series of three 10-week work-site rotations. HSHS St. Vincent Hospital partnered with ASPIRO, Bellin Health, CESA 8, area high schools and the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development – Division of Vocational Rehabilitation to bring the program to the community.     

“The program is designed to create a seamless combination of classroom instruction, career exploration, and important job skills training through a process of total workplace immersion,” said Matt Astleford, Annual Giving Officer, HSHS St. Vincent / St. Mary’s Hospital Foundation and Project SEARCH Business Liaison. “Because interns spend their entire day embedded in the organization, they gain a level of confidence, maturity and familiarity with workplace culture.”

To apply to the program visit Aspiro.