River Valley Campus – Memorial Drive Entrance
Women's Locker Room
Therapy Pool
At Fairfield Medical Center, each warm water therapy session is unique and designed to fit each patients’ individual needs. A referral from your primary care provider is recommended to initiate this process. Once the referral is confirmed, you will have a land evaluation with a physical or occupational therapist to outline your treatment plan and goals. If aquatic therapy is indicated, you will have therapy sessions in the water with oversight of a therapist at a later date. Before your sessions, you will have access to locker rooms with an automated lock to store your valuables.
Find more information about aquatic therapy and our other outpatient therapy services here.
Men's Locker Room
Outpatient Therapy Services
From work-related rehabilitation to sports medicine to vestibular rehabilitation, our team of specialists and professionals at FMC’s Outpatient Therapy Services are dedicated to assisting you improve your safety, lifestyle and ability to do the activities you enjoy. For your convenience, we offer this important, comprehensive array of services close to home in two easily accessible locations.
Find more information about our Outpatient Therapy Services here.
OPTS Track and YMCA Fitness Center
Our River Valley Campus is equipped with the latest in fitness technology and features a walking track on the upper level. This area is shared with the Robert K. Fox YMCA. To join the YMCA, please contact them at (740) 654-0616.
Did you know that when you graduate from our outpatient therapy program, you receive a free 30-day membership to the Robert K. Fox YMCA? This community partnership helps keep you on your path to wellness.
RVC Gymnasium
Health and Wellness Fitness Classes
Lactation Room
Mothers have a private area at River Valley Campus for their nursing needs. For help with any of your lactation concerns, please reach out to our lactation consultants at 740-687-8953.
Waiting Areas
Pending on hospital policies, waiting areas sometimes close for the safety of all staff, families and patients. If closure signs are present, visitors may need to wait in their car or another open area within the hospital.