News & Updates

As rural hospitals across Kansas continue to reduce maternity care services, Clay County Medical Center remains committed to providing obstetric care and supporting families with local access to prenatal, labor and delivery, and postpartum services.

Clay County Medical Center announces that Megan Gfeller, MS, CCC-SLP, and Rebekah Sharp, BSN, RN, have earned Certified Breastfeeding Specialist™ (CBS) certification, expanding breastfeeding education and support services for families throughout the region.

Clay County Medical Center has received a 2024 Performance Leadership Award from The Chartis Center for Rural Health, recognizing the organization for excellence in patient experience and patient satisfaction.

Clay County Medical Center has successfully completed its first Inspire® therapy procedure, providing a new treatment option for patients with obstructive sleep apnea who are unable to tolerate CPAP therapy.

Clay County Medical Center welcomes Danielle Wurtz, DO, to its medical staff. Dr. Wurtz brings more than eight years of primary care experience and serves patients at Clay Center, Linn, and Glasco Family Physicians.

Clay County Medical Center has earned a five-star patient recommendation rating from Becker’s Hospital Review, placing CCMC among a select group of hospitals recognized for outstanding patient satisfaction and care.

Clay County Medical Center's Environmental Services Department has earned a 5-star cleanliness rating from Becker's Hospital Review, placing CCMC among the highest-performing hospitals in the nation for cleanliness and patient satisfaction.

Clay County Medical Center has been recognized by Becker’s Hospital Review as one of the top hospitals in Kansas for nurse communication, reflecting the nursing team's commitment to patient-centered care and exceptional communication.

Clay County Medical Center has expanded its diagnostic imaging capabilities with the addition of two new Canon ultrasound machines, providing enhanced image quality and improved diagnostic accuracy for patients.

Clay County Medical Center now offers pelvic health physical therapy services with specially trained providers Alicia Crowl, DPT, and April Fahey, DPT, helping patients access specialized care closer to home.

The Clay County Hospital Foundation is seeking community support to help complete fundraising for Clay County Medical Center's expansion project, which will increase access to mental health care and specialty medical services throughout the region.

Clay County Medical Center and its rural health clinics are hosting a School Supplies Drive to help local students prepare for the upcoming school year by collecting essential supplies for area school districts.

The Clay County Hospital Foundation is nearing its fundraising goal for Clay County Medical Center’s $3.8 million expansion project, with just over $53,000 remaining to fully fund furnishings, fixtures, and equipment for the new facilities.

Former Clay County Hospital Administrator D. Max Francis recently returned to Clay County Medical Center, reflecting on a healthcare leadership career that began in rural Kansas and went on to influence healthcare systems across North America.

During Speech Therapy Month, Clay County Medical Center highlights the importance of continued speech therapy services during the summer to help children maintain communication skills and avoid setbacks in progress.

Clay County Medical Center welcomes Mindy Lovendahl, FNP-C, to the medical staff. Mindy brings more than 11 years of experience as a primary care provider and serves patients at Clay Center Family Physicians and Riley Family Physicians.

The Clay County Hospital Foundation has launched a capital campaign to support the construction of a new mental health clinic and healthcare expansion project at Clay County Medical Center.

Clay County Medical Center is proud to announce its recognition as a recipient of the Women's Choice Award® in two categories: Best Hospital for Emergency Timeliness and Best Hospital for Emergency Care.

Clay County Medical Center’s Senior Life Solutions program has been selected as one of only ten LEAD training sites nationwide by Psychiatric Medical Care, recognizing the team’s commitment to excellence in senior mental health services.

Clay County Medical Center welcomes Bryce Dolan as Marketing, Communications, and Foundation Director. Bryce brings experience in broadcasting, marketing, fundraising, and community engagement to the CCMC team.