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 is encouraging community members to establish care with a primary care provider, as national data shows nearly one in five Kansans do not have a personal physician.

Clay County Medical Center welcomes Linda Bott, FNP-C, to its provider team. Linda brings more than 30 years of healthcare experience and will serve patients at Clay Center Family Physicians and Linn Family Physicians.

Clay County Medical Center welcomes Alya Houghton, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, to its healthcare team. Alya brings experience in family medicine and will provide primary care and same-day appointment services at Clay Center and Linn Family Physicians.

Clay County Medical Center's Comprehensive Wound Center provides specialized care for chronic and non-healing wounds, helping patients reduce complications and improve healing outcomes through advanced treatment options.

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.

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.