Burn and Wound Care - Wound Care Centers - Premier Health

Kettering Health is a nonprofit, Christ-centered health system headquartered in Kettering, Ohio. It operates hospitals, clinics, stand-alone ERs, and Kettering College, and includes Kettering Health Medical Group (formerly Kettering Physician Network). The network emerged from the 1999 merger of Kettering Medical Center and Grandview Medical Center and rebranded in 2021. It employs about 3,804–12,000+ staff depending on source and has significant regional presence across 11 U.S. offices. If you’re seeking Kettering Health’s wound care services in Dayton, you may contact Kettering Health Medical Group or a local Kettering Health hospital or clinic in Dayton-area locations for wound care programs, including wound care, hyperbaric therapy, and vascular services.

Columbia County Health System (Dayton, WA) is a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital serving the Dayton area with Level V Trauma, Level III Cardiac and Stroke Center designations. It operates as the region’s primary wound care and hyperbaric therapy center, offering comprehensive services including hospital care, emergency, primary care, behavioral health, imaging, lab, therapy (physical, occupational, speech, respiratory), dental, and senior living support. The system emphasizes wound care and hyperbaric oxygen therapy and serves Dayton, Waitsburg, Starbuck, and nearby communities. Key details: - Location: Headquarters at 1012 S 3rd St, Dayton, WA 99328; additional offices in Waitsburg. - Services: Wound care, hyperbaric therapy, emergency, primary care, intensive rehab therapies, lab, imaging, swing bed/long-term care. - Size: ~31 employees; annual revenue around $11.2 million; founded 1960. - Staffing/hiring: Active openings for wound care nurses and related roles (RN/LPN) as of early 2026.