Griess, Kathryn

Johnson County Hospital, located in Tecumseh, Nebraska, is an 18-bed Critical Access Hospital dedicated to providing comprehensive quality care to the local community. Since its opening in 1958, the hospital has focused on delivering compassionate, personalized healthcare services without relying on county tax funding. The facility offers a wide range of services, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and specialized medical procedures, all supported by a skilled team of healthcare professionals. With a commitment to advanced diagnostics and patient-centered care, Johnson County Hospital ensures that residents receive exceptional medical attention close to home. Generated from the website

Johnson County Hospital, located in Tecumseh, Nebraska, is an 18-bed Critical Access Hospital that has been serving the community since 1958. With a commitment to providing compassionate care close to home, the hospital offers a range of services including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and specialized surgical procedures. Dedicated to comprehensive quality care, Johnson County Hospital emphasizes patient-focused treatment and innovative medical practices. Their skilled medical staff, including board-certified surgeons and therapists, ensures that residents receive high-quality healthcare without the need for extensive travel. Generated from the website

In 1952, the Community Memorial Hospital ( CMH ) District was formed. It is governed by five elected board members serving four year terms. The hospital is a district hospital per the Nebraska Local Hospital District Act. Our main campus, located in Syracuse, Nebraska, includes Community Memorial Hospital, an 18 bed Critical Access Hospital that offers a wide variety of hospital services for your Health and Wellness needs. In addition to CMH, this campus consists of Syracuse Medical Center, Home Health, and a 6, 000+ sq ft. public Fitness Center. Our second location in Syracuse is our Auxiliary Thrift Store. Opening in December 2007, CMH Auxiliary volunteers run the Auxiliary Thrift Store. The Syracuse Medical Center, a family practice clinic, has been operated by CMH since 1998, and in 2006 moved into their new location attached to the north side of the hospital. In December of 2008, CMH expanded its area of service with opening our third location at Weeping Water Medical Center, also a family practice clinic.