About Us
Landmann-Jungman Memorial Hospital
Landmann-Jungman Memorial Hospital ("LJMH") was built in 1969 in Scotland, South Dakota with funds donated by individuals and businesses in the community and funds from a federal grant. We are a community, non-profit corporation governed by a Board of Directors elected by the community. The hospital was named after two long-time doctors, Gustav Landmann, MD and O.A. Jungman, DO. The hospital is licensed for 25 acute care beds and 10 Swing Beds. At any given time 19 beds are staffed. In addition to general medical/surgical inpatient cases, many of our activities involve outpatient work. Several visiting specialists conduct outreach clinics on a regular basis, including cardiology, urology, orthopedics, and ear, noce, and throat, as well as mobile MRI, CT, nuclear medicine and mammography.LJMH is proud of the excellent patient care we provide to our patients and the kindness displayed to our patient families and friends. The hospital is noted for its community service, which includes an annual health fair, and bimonthly blood drives. LJMH employs over 50 full and part-time staff. Dr. Melissa Bartling, family practice, joined our staff in 2006. Dr. Bartling focuses on a wide variety of family healthcare issues and performs as the medical director of Scotland Good Samaritan Center as well. Certified Nurse Practitioner Brandi Pravecek provides care focusing on Women’s Health, Well Baby/Child care, and pre- and post-natal care, along with family practice.
Landmann-Jungman Memorial Hospital is engaged in a management partnership with Avera McKennan Hospital, in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, which is part of Avera Health. Avera Health is comprised of locally-owned hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities and home health/hospice agencies in eastern South Dakota and neighboring states. Through its commitment to health care as a ministry, and through the support of services of its regional centers in Aberdeen, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, and Yankton, Avera Health keeps consistently excellent care available in cities and towns throughout the region.
The Scotland Medical Clinic was built in 1996. It houses Dr. Bartling's practice. Also practicing at the clinic with Dr. Bartling is Brandi Pravecek, CNP There are five exam rooms, physician offices, a nurse station/lab, waiting room, procedure room and business office. The clinic is attached to the hospital and the Scotland Pharmacy. The Community Health Nurse holds monthly clinics here and the clinic is the site for our outreach Physician Specialist visits. The Diabetic Support Group meets the third Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. in the clinic reception area.
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West Winds Apartment complex was built in 1990 to provide comfortable retirement living for independent seniors. There are sixteen units, eight one-bedroom and eight two-bedroom. Garages are available, since most of the residents are still very active in the community. Several features seniors find attractive are a large meeting room which can be used for family gatherings, mail delivery, an exercise room, guest quarters, laundry facilities and extra storage. The hospital auxiliary holds monthly meetings at West Winds, and twice a month there are community card parties. Other organizations frequently use the community room, and it is also rented for private parties. More about West Winds Apartments.
An exercise center is housed in West Winds. Hospital employees and West Winds residents may use it at no charge, and other community members pay a membership fee to use the equipment. Many of our cardiac patients use the Wellness Center after completion of rehab.
The Scotland Pharmacy opened on the Landmann-Jungman Memorial Hospital campus in the summer of 2002. The full service pharmacy features a full-time pharmacist on-site, same day service, accepts most insurance cards and MasterCard and Visa. Call 605-583-2514.