Emergency Department, Goodland Regional

Located in Goodland, KS, Goodland Regional Medical Center (GRMC) is a county-owned critical access hospital dedicated to providing general medical and surgical care for inpatient, outpatient, and emergency room patients. As part of the CommonSpirit network of hospitals in Northwest Kansas, GRMC collaborates with other hospitals to ensure the best patient care for the citizens of Sherman County and the surrounding area. GRMC offers a comprehensive range of services, including advanced treatments such as Cardiac Calcium Scoring with a 128-slice CT scanner, 3D Mammography, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Swing Bed Services, and a full spectrum of rehabilitation services including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy. The hospital's focus on patient-centered care in a family-oriented environment underscores its commitment to personalized, high-quality healthcare. With a dedicated team of healthcare professionals and providers, Goodland Regional Medical Center emphasizes united, patient-centered, quality care. Their county-owned facility allows for responsiveness, innovation, and a personalized approach to healthcare delivery, ensuring that all community members receive exceptional and compassionate care. Generated from the website content

Cheyenne County Hospital, established in March 1953, is a critical access facility located in the rural community of Saint Francis, Kansas, serving the health needs of residents in the northwestern corner of the state. With a commitment to healthcare excellence, the hospital offers a wide range of services, including 24-hour emergency care, outpatient surgery, rehabilitation, and various specialized clinics. The hospital also emphasizes community engagement and health education, providing resources such as smoking cessation programs and a drug take-back service for the safe disposal of medications. Recognized as a Top 100 Critical Access Hospital in 2024, Cheyenne County Hospital continues to enhance the quality of care for generations of families in the region. Generated from the website