As a locally owned, locally operated, not-for-profit hospital, Yavapai Regional Medical Center relies on patient revenues and community support for its funding. Since being incorporated in April 1942, Yavapai Regional Medical Center – the Prescott area’s community hospital – has seen a lot of change. What started as a simple, small-town hospital in the old Jefferson School building on Marina Street is today a state-of-the-art hospital system with two campuses, one in Prescott and one in Prescott Valley, and an ever-growing selection of high-quality programs and services, all designed to meet the healthcare needs of our communities. Growth and positive change are a familiar fact of life at YRMC, but what has not changed – and will never change – is the comfort we offer and the compassion we feel. These will forever remain. The cornerstone of the 21st century Yavapai Regional Medical Center is a Healing Team led by a community-based board of trustees, a trusted group of experienced administrators and the scores of concerned physicians in multiple specialties who form the YRMC Medical Staff. Complementing this outstanding leadership are the skills, training and competence of hundreds of professional nurses, therapists, technicians, support personnel and volunteers. But that’s just the beginning of the YRMC story.