Decatur County Memorial Hospital is a Critical Access Hospital located in Greensburg, Indiana. It was opened in 1922 as a memorial to the eight hundred men and women from the Decatur County area who served in World War I. Our organization has grown to be a well-respected healthcare network. In 2021 Decatur County Memorial Hospital was awarded the highest rating given by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). This five-star rating places DCMH in the top 10 percent of hospitals nationwide. To view other awards earned by DCMH visit https://www.dcmh.net/about/awards/. Healthcare providers across the nation are asking healthcare consumers what type of services they want and then offering it to them. Decatur County Memorial Hospital strives to exceed that expectation as additional services continue to be offered. The Hospital's Vision statement, "To be the gateway to health and wellness in our communities by delivering quality healthcare and wellness leadership through best practices and innovative partnerships", provides a definite goal for the Board of Trustees, the medical staff and employees. As the hospital advances into the future, with the best technology, treatments and programs available, we continue to provide the quality care you want, close by. Decatur County Memorial Hospital has been continually accredited since 1980.