About Gundersen Moundview Hospital & Clinics

In 1959, our hospital opened in Friendship, Wis., thanks to the hard work and perseverance of community residents. It took 10 years, with several starts and stops, before the hospital was built. First, there was a donation of land by the Polivka family, followed by recruitment of physician Arthur Weihe, MD, and local fundraising. This fundraising intensified during Friendship’s 1957 Centennial Celebration and was boosted with the founding of the hospital auxiliary (now Partners of Gundersen Moundview).

A lot has changed since then, but our dedication and commitment to maintaining rural healthcare remains. The hospital’s affiliation with Gundersen and the merger between Gundersen and Bellin Health System, now Emplify Health, has enabled us to remain strong. We’ll continue to expand our services and maintain care close to home for generations to come.

At Gundersen Moundview, our most important priority is caring for you—whether you live here year-round, are a seasonal resident or are visiting our area. We are committed to maintaining quality healthcare that is available when you need it.

We also believe that healthcare extends beyond our walls. That is why we are a dedicated partner in the communities we serve.

You may see our staff in the schools volunteering as mentors to students, providing athletic services at games and working with area schools to provide education and experiences to grow the healthcare workforce.

You will also find us volunteering at local events and leading or participating in many community initiatives to improve our area's health and local economy.

We do all of this while also working to create a work environment where our staff feel valued and appreciated so that they can, in turn, provide great care for you.

We invite you to learn more about us, our career opportunities and services. We look forward to caring for you!

Frank Perez-Guerra, administrator