Oneida Healthcare Revenue and Competitors

At Oneida Healthcare Center, caring has been our business since the Presbyterian Church provided a treatment room for victims of railroad accidents back in 1894. Since then, we have continued to expand our facilities and services, always keeping in mind the communities we serve. In 1896, a citizen-donated bathhouse was established as a makeshift hospital. With the support of Oneida Mayor J. M. Goldstein, who donated a plot of land on Williams Street, a four-bed hospital opened in 1899. The first Broad Street Hospital was built in 1906 to meet the ever-growing needs of Oneida and the surrounding areas. A year later the Broad Street Hospital School of Nursing opened and within eight years, the Hospital's size had tripled. In 1936, after a decision, which gave the City of Oneida control over the Hospital, a new 80-bed Oneida City Hospital opened directly behind the old Broad Street building. A 40-bed addition was built in 1951, but modernizing efforts could not keep pace with the growth of surrounding communities and the subsequent need for expanded healthcare services. In 1967, with overwhelming community support, the present hospital overlooking the City from its Genesee Street location was approved. The new 101-bed Oneida City Hospital opened its doors in 1972. Two years later, the Broad Street facility was converted into the Extended Care Facility, filling the community's need for a residential skilled nursing facility. The increase in the number of long-term care patients resulted in the construction of a new Extended Care Facility building located adjacent to the hospital.