Roundup Memorial Healthcare offers emergency room, hospital services, and a long-term care unit as well as lab and x-rays services. The Clinic offers scheduled and walk-in appointments, and physical therapy offers scheduled appointments, all from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Our doctors, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners strive to deliver excellent care with compassion. Historically, Roundup Memorial Hospital opened in February 1954 with 17 patients beds. In 1966 a 16-bed nursing home was added to the hospital facility. The hospital closed in 1976 due to lack of doctors but re-opened in June 1979. Voters approved a hospital district in the 1980s to help fund operations of the hospital and nursing home. Since that time, the nursing home has been converted to a long-term care facility with a 19-bed capacity along with six hospital beds for a total of 25 beds in our critical access hospital.