Rapid City Medical Center Officially Joins Monument Health
RAPID CITY, S.D. (May 1, 2026) — Rapid City Medical Center has officially joined Monument Health, the organizations announced today. The completion of this transaction marks a significant milestone in the two organizations’ longstanding commitment to physician leadership, community-based care and keeping health care decisions rooted in the Black Hills. Patients
Important Changes
Dear Rapid City Medical Center patients, We have some important updates we want to make sure you have ahead of time. Rapid City Medical Center and Monument Health are coming together, and effective May 4, some of your providers and services will be moving to new locations. Many will remain
RCMC Signs Letter of Intent with Monument Health
Rapid City Medical Center and Monument Health announced today that they have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) for Rapid City Medical Center to join Monument Health. Under the LOI, the parties will perform further due diligence with the intention to sign definitive agreements and close on the transaction later
FAQs
You will still schedule with your RCMC provider the same as you always have — through our website at rapidcitymedicalcenter.com or by calling the clinic directly.
It depends. If your provider moved to a new RCMC location, you can find their updated contact information on their provider bio page at rapidcitymedicalcenter.com.
Yes. Your patient portal access is not changing.
No. Your provider’s hours are not changing as part of this transition.
The quality of care you receive is not changing. Rapid City Medical Center and Monument Health share a longstanding commitment to physician leadership, community-based care and keeping patients close to home. This partnership means your providers now have access to expanded resources, greater coordination across specialties and a deeper network of support — all in service of the care you already count on.
No — quite the opposite. By joining Monument Health, Rapid City Medical Center is growing. This partnership strengthens access to high-quality care across our community and supports the evolving needs of our patients. The providers, clinics and services you rely on remain here for you.
No. Rapid City Medical Center clinic names are not changing at this time.
Yes. Your health history and medical records are not affected by this transition. Your provider will continue to have access to your records as they always have.
No. You do not need to complete new paperwork as a result of this transition.
Your medical records remain yours and are not affected by this transition. To request records, please continue to use the Medical Records Form on the website here: https://rapidcitymedicalcenter.com/patients-visitors/#Records
Yes. If you would like to continue receiving care at RCMC but your provider has moved on, you can find a provider who is right for you here.
If your provider has moved to another practice, we encourage you to contact their new office directly for scheduling and to establish care there.
