$25.9M in expenses

Carle Eureka Hospital ("CEH") is a tax-exempt Illinois not-for-profit corporation established for the purpose of operating a hospital and conducting patient care related activities. CEH has served and cared for the people of central Illinois for nearly 120 years. A 25-bed facility located in Eureka, IL, we've set new standards for what a rural hospital can achieve. With many awards for quality and patient satisfaction, our skilled staff provides emergency care, inpatient and outpatient surgeries, rehabilitation, advanced radiology and more. The hospital is fully accredited DNV GL Healthcare and is an Acute Stroke Ready Hospital. CEH continues a century-long tradition of providing charitable, not-for-profit hospital care for Eureka and its surrounding community. The history began in 1914 when a local physician purchased a house and converted it into the original Eureka Hospital. In 1978, Eureka Hospital was purchased by Mennonite Health Care Association ("Mennonite"). Mennonite later merged with another local healthcare organization that operated Brokaw Hospital in Bloomington. In 2010, Eureka Hospital merged into Advocate Health and Hospital Corporation (Advocate). From that time, the hospital was known as Advocate Eureka Hospital and was operated as a division of Advocate, until July 1, 2020 when it was purchased by Carle Health. for 2024, cEH had approximately 58,827 inpatient and outpatient visits, approximately 3,715 emergency department visits, and 3,075 convenient care visits.