News & Updates

During National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, Clay County Medical Center's speech-language pathologists are sharing tips to help children and adults improve communication and recognize when speech therapy may be beneficial.

Clay County Medical Center has earned Gold Recognition from the Kansas Newborn Screening Program for outstanding performance in newborn screening services, including hearing, CCHD, and collection age measures.

Clay County Medical Center's Teddy Bear Clinics are returning to help kindergarten students explore the hospital in a fun, hands-on environment while learning about healthcare and wellness.

Clay County Medical Center's We Love Babies! diaper drive will collect diaper donations throughout February to support local families and provide essential resources through the Community Baby Shower.

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 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.

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.