Lake Charles Memorial Hospital is a medical center in Lake Charles, Louisiana. As the region's largest family-centered medical complex, it serves the healthcare needs of over 350,000 residents throughout Southwest Louisiana. The health system provides a comprehensive range of services, including behavioral health, cancer care, heart and vascular services, orthopedics, and women's health.
The health system is the only locally owned, regional community healthcare system in Lake Charles and operates as a non-profit organization. Its network includes the 315-bed acute care facility at the main campus, the Lake Charles Memorial Hospital for Women, the Archer Institute for behavioral health, and the Moss Memorial Health Clinic. The system also includes the Memorial Medical Group, which is comprised of over 100 specialists across more than 20 specialties and sub-specialties. Additionally, the system supports the Memorial/LSUHSC Family Medicine Residency Program, combining academic resources with local clinical expertise.
Located on Oak Park Blvd, the hospital is situated about 0.4 miles from Oak Park Elementary School and 0.4 miles from the Express OMV. The facility is a short drive from Huber Park and is near the 1st Lieutenant Douglas B Fournet Memorial Parkway.
Lake Charles Memorial Health System has earned distinction as a Best-in-State Hospital by Newsweek for two consecutive years. The facility is also recognized as a Forbes Top Hospital, a distinction based on objective indicators of outcomes, best practices, value, and patient experience. Furthermore, the hospital is DNV accredited, ensuring compliance with essential healthcare standards.
As a cornerstone of the community, Lake Charles Memorial Hospital provides essential, personalized medical care to every stage of life for the residents of Lake Charles.
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