Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
At more than 268,000 patient encounters last year, Lutheran Kosciusko Hospital provided quality healthcare for the Warsaw area and surrounding community, the provided release states. The health system’s 2025 community benefit report shows care extended beyond the hospital and clinics, contributing more than $133 million to the region through charity/uncompensated care provided, capital dollars reinvested in services and facilities, employee payroll, charitable projects and payment of more than $10 million in taxes supporting local schools and civic resources.
The health system used its resources to increase access and services through more than $29 million in projects. An investment in surgical excellence is underway at Lutheran Kosciusko Hospital, with new medical technologies and surgical robotic equipment. Minimally invasive procedures can shorten length of stay and the advanced robotic platforms can also lower post-operative pain and accelerate the recovery process.
“Our mission is to serve our patients and the community we share,” said Chad Towner, chief executive officer of Lutheran Kosciusko Hospital. “We know that good health is the foundation of a happy life, so we provide high-level medical care right here in Warsaw to ensure help is always close by. It is truly an honor to impact lives daily and support our patients through every milestone of their health journey.”
