About Hillcrest Hospital
Matching healthcare needs with innovation
Hillcrest Hospital opened on November 23, 1968, in Mayfield to meet the healthcare needs of rapidly growing east side communities. There were 237 beds and 90 doctors on staff. Over the next 40 years, the hospital expanded and evolved to provide the best patient care for the community. Services grew at an astounding rate, launching many firsts in healthcare.
- In 1975, Hillcrest Hospital was the first in greater Cleveland area to offer pre-admission testing.
- In 1978, the hospital was first to offer same-day surgery.
- In 1981, the Neonatal Care Unit opened and hospice program was introduced.
- In 1994, a 48 million dollar expansion added a new emergency services facility, a 70-suite medical office building, a helicopter landing pad, a nondenominational chapel and the Atrium.
- Specialized centers opened, such as the Hirsch Cancer Center, the Helen and Ronald Ross Community and Education Center, and the Pediatric Unit in the Emergency Room.
- In 2010, Hillcrest Hospital completed a $163 million project, adding 72 private rooms, 103 new beds, new surgical suites, a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care unit and doubling the size of the emergency room.
- Renovation of the labor, delivery and postpartum areas began in 2011 and are scheduled to be complete in 2014.
Hillcrest continues to be a leader in patient care, nationally ranking as one of the nation’s top 100 hospitals, renowned in cardiac medicine. This dedication to offering the best in patient care resounds in our past, present and toward our exciting future.
Hillcrest Hospital adheres to the mission, vision and values upheld by Cleveland Clinic, forming the foundation of Cleveland Clinic’s culture.
Read Hillcrest Hospital’s quality measures report in addition to the accreditations earned by Hillcrest’s quality patient care.
Education, programs and residency at Hillcrest Hospital.
Hillcrest Hospital offers fundraising programs through which patients and/or their families can charitably support the hospital and its services.
Blood is needed for emergencies and for people who have cancer, blood disorders, sickle cell and other illnesses. Learn how you can donate.
Lists numbers for Hillcrest Hospital departments and offices, as well as phone numbers for patient resources
Volunteers at Hillcrest Hospital are needed for a variety of services. Learn how you can donate your time and become a volunteer.
