News & Updates

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.

As obstetric services continue to decline across Kansas and the nation, Clay County Medical Center remains committed to providing local maternity care and supporting families through every stage of pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum recovery.

Clay County Medical Center has been named one of the 100 Best Hospitals for Patient Experience by the 2025 Women’s Choice Award®, recognizing the hospital’s commitment to exceptional patient-centered care.

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.

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 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.

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.