Our Goal: High Quality Affordable Health Care

Marshfield Clinic Health System is pleased to share our quality performance with you. We believe this information can help you take a more active part in your care. Monitoring and publicly reporting our performance measures also helps us to continually improve the care all patients receive at Marshfield Clinic Health System.

Here you can view information about our quality performance measures and learn about what Marshfield Clinic Health System is doing to continuously improve patient care. We also provide links to the Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality where you can compare our performance to other health care organizations in Wisconsin.

Quality Care

Quality Care means receiving the right health care at the right time. Marshfield Clinic Health System measures how well we provide quality care to our patients. A health care measure clearly defines which health care services should be provided to patients who have or are at risk for certain conditions. Measures also set standards for screening, immunizations, and other preventive care.

View our quality performance measures and learn about ways Marshfield Clinic Health System is improving patient care.
Learn more about Marshfield Clinic Health System's Joint Commission accreditations.

Quality Medicine

Quality medicine is based on the latest scientific research and evidence. Marshfield Clinic Health System has long been a leader in providing quality medicine through research. Our physicians and staff have the training and experience to provide every patient with the best possible medical care. Marshfield Clinic Health System also partners with other health care agencies and organizations. We continuously work to improve health care through quality initiatives and projects.

Learn about Marshfield Clinic Health System's partnerships and our quality initiatives and projects.

Quality of Life

Quality of life is an important part of quality health care. It means living a longer, healthier, and happier life. It begins with having the information you need to make good decisions about your care. It includes knowing what prevention screenings and tests you need, and what steps you can take to live a healthy lifestyle. If you have a chronic disease such as high blood pressure, diabetes, or heart disease, you need to know how to manage your condition and control your symptoms.