Our hospital and clinic sit on the same campus. This makes it easy for patients, residents, and family members to get around. The hospital has 14 beds in 9 rooms, so most patients get a private room during their stay. We also offer full emergency, imaging, lab, and physical therapy services.
Our emergency room is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our team includes skilled doctors, advanced practice providers, and nurses trained in advanced trauma care (ATLS), pediatric life support (PALS), cardiac life support (ACLS), and pediatric emergency nursing (ENPC).
The State of Texas has designated us a Level IV Trauma Center. Our emergency room staff responds quickly and with care to any medical emergency. Local EMTs, ambulance crews, and fire department teams support our work.
Through our partnership with Avera eCare, our local providers can connect instantly with board-certified emergency doctors and critical care nurses by video. This telemedicine link gives our two trauma rooms real-time access to Avera’s virtual hospital command center.
Our on-site lab offers a wide range of tests, including blood work, chemistry panels, and other specialized testing. These tests help providers check for conditions like diabetes, high cholesterol, and infections. They can also help find the cause of stomach or chest pain.
Our lab professionals often work behind the scenes, but their work is key to diagnosing and treating patients at the hospital, emergency department, and clinic. Medical laboratory technicians (MLTs) and medical technologists (MTs) prepare samples, run lab equipment, and perform manual tests.
Our lab is certified by the Texas Department of State Health Services. We follow all federal rules under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA).
Our radiology team offers a full range of imaging services, including CT scans, bone density tests, and X-rays of the chest, head, spine, and extremities.
Computed Tomography (CT)
Our 16-slice CT scanner creates detailed images of the body. It helps diagnose injuries, diseases, and tumors. The scan is quick and safe, with very little radiation. Some scans need a contrast dye for a clearer picture.
X-Ray
We use digital X-ray technology for fast, painless exams with low radiation exposure. These images show bones, tissue, and organs. Some exams use a contrast dye to get a clearer view, especially for the stomach and urinary system.
Our physical therapy team helps patients who have trouble moving due to aging, illness, injury, or other causes. Our therapists work closely with each patient, their family, and their doctor to build a plan that restores movement and overall fitness.
We accept referrals from your doctor or one of our providers. Ask your doctor to fax your referral to 806-256-2423.
Our Swing Bed Program helps Medicare patients who were recently in the hospital for an illness, injury, or surgery. It gives them more time and therapy to heal and get stronger before going home.
