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Mar9
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PVCH names Madrid director of marketing and communications

By Gayla Wichman - Pawnee Valley Community Hospital News

Jose Madrid lived most of his life in densely populated urban areas in the United States and around the globe.

Today, he is “more than excited” to live in Larned, while taking on his new duties as director of marketing and communications at Pawnee Valley Community Hospital (PVCH).

“This smaller community and state-of-the-art hospital are exactly what I was looking for,” Madrid said. “This gives me the opportunity to put into practice what I learned in Kansas colleges, as I share information about the exceptional people and services at Pawnee Valley Community Hospital.”

Madrid will spread the hospital’s message through newspapers, television, radio and social media. He will help create marketing and advertising content, while overseeing marketing strategies.

“I am eager to spread the word because most people wouldn’t expect such a high level of medical infrastructure in a smaller community,” he commented. “I acknowledge that I was surprised. The facility itself, as well as the services and equipment are second to none.”

For example, Madrid pointed out, Pawnee Valley Medical Associates is “a great family-medicine clinic that integrates well with the hospital. In addition, we have 3D mammography and the Sleep & Diagnostic Center, which oftentimes are not offered in a smaller hospital. These are just a few examples of the high-quality services here.”

Madrid was born in Venezuela, and also lived in Kuwait and India. This was due to his father, Abrahan Carpio, working in the oil industry, which allowed Madrid and his family to experience world travel when he was growing up. Most recently, he resided in Katy, Tx., which is in the Houston area.

Madrid, who is fluent in Spanish, earned his associate’s degree in business administration in 2019 at Labette Community College in Parsons, Ks., where he was a member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.

The next stop was Bethany College in Lindsborg for a dual bachelor’s degree in marketing and management. He graduated in 2022.

Madrid received baseball scholarships at both colleges, achieving the status of Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Scholar Athlete.

“Both my formal education and baseball experience will help me in this new job,” Madrid commented. “I will rely on the leadership and strategic planning skills I learned in college as we help PVCH grow.

“Also, baseball taught me how to work with a team, hold myself accountable and work to achieve a goal. Ultimately, I am committed to lifelong learning and personal development.”

Madrid also noted that he has been astonished by the friendliness and welcoming nature of his colleagues at PVCH and the Larned community.

“People here greet one another with a smile and say ‘hello,’ which you don’t experience often in the big cities,” he said. “The hospital and community are just the right fit for me.”

Pawnee Valley Community Hospital, 923 Carroll in Larned, is a 25-bed facility, offering many services not typically available in a smaller facility. Included are 24/7 emergency care; acute, skilled and specialized nursing; surgery; high-tech imaging and laboratory tests; wound care; rehabilitation; and sleep and diagnostic center. The Pawnee Valley Medical Associates clinic, 713 W. 11th, provides the full range of family-medicine services; physician-assisted weight loss; and women’s health services. The hospital’s number is 620-285-3161; the clinic’s number is 620-804-6007.

Feb23
00

Pawnee Valley Medical Associates Unveils New Name, Underscores Commitment to Excellence in Family Medicine

By Gayla Wichman - Pawnee Valley Community Hospital News

LARNED, KAN. (February 17, 2023) – Pawnee Valley Community Hospital (PVCH) is celebrating exciting new developments for 2023, from the recent arrival of two expert primary care physicians to a new name change for its primary care clinic. To better align with their longstanding commitment to healthy families across the community, Pawnee Valley Medical Associates is now Pawnee Valley Community Hospital Family Medicine.

With offices located inside the hospital – and the convenience of same-day appointments and extended evening hours – family medicine physicians and nurse practitioners provide comprehensive primary care for all ages. From routine exams and health screenings to personalized care for minor illnesses, injuries and more, primary care providers are essential guides to better health.

Additionally, for patients needing advanced specialty care (such as orthopedic, cardiac or cancer care), family medicine providers make expert referrals through the hospital’s partnership with HaysMed.

“Primary care is so important for staying healthy, and our family medicine team’s commitment to excellence is undeniable – in fact, they consistently receive near-perfect patient satisfaction scores,” said Melanie Urban, Administrator at PVCH. “We encourage everyone to start the new year off well by getting the whole family in for check-ups, and we make it easy to fit in your schedule, so you can see us when you need us.”

For appointments at Pawnee Valley Community Hospital Family Medicine, call 620-804-6007. More information is available at pawneevalleyhospital.com/family-medicine.

About Pawnee Valley Community Hospital

Pawnee Valley Community Hospital is a 25-bed facility offering emergency care (24/7), surgery, high-tech imaging and laboratory tests, rehabilitation, and a sleep and diagnostic center, as well as acute, skilled, and specialized nursing, wound care, and more. Pawnee Valley Community Hospital Family Medicine provides a full range of primary care services for all ages, as well as women’s health services.

For specialty care and to ensure a full continuum of care, Pawnee Valley Community Hospital is a HaysMed partner, and its hospital and family medicine physicians collaborate closely with HaysMed specialists.

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Feb9
00

Cardiac Rehab patient shares information during heart month

By Gayla Wichman - Pawnee Valley Community Hospital News

After it was discovered that Jack Stewart’s aortic valve was functioning at only 20 to 40 percent efficiency, a valve-replacement surgery was performed last year.

Today, the 74-year-old Larned man is “living a much more active lifestyle and enjoying life much more.”

Stewart gives much credit for his recovery and positive prognosis to Cardiac Rehab services at Pawnee Valley Community Hospital (PVCH), 923 Carroll. He shared his story in observance of American Heart Month in February.

“I acknowledge I was somewhat skeptical about rehab at first but soon realized the benefits,” Stewart said. “I really appreciated the professional way I was treated, as well as the attention to detail and dedication to each patient to accomplish their goals.

“These Cardiac Rehab professionals not only help you meet your immediate goals but also develop a plan to attain future heart-healthy objectives.”

Stewart noted his appreciation to Dusty Thacker, PVCH director of Cardiopulmonary Services, and Wayne Wilcox, registered respiratory therapist.

From June 20 to Sept. 2 last year, this team guided Stewart through a rehab regimen that included exercises involving the Nu Step bike and the arm ergometer.

“I truly appreciate the time this great team spent with me,” Stewart commented. “They made each visit to rehab fun and full of laughter, while maintaining an atmosphere of professionalism. Rehab is not always fun but they made it fun for me. I would recommend our hospital’s Cardiac Rehab to anyone.”

Thacker noted that Stewart “was a model patient. He was always on time and eager to start exercising. Jack also was interested in the education we provided. Patients such as Jack make it easy to come to work every day.

“Most people think of Cardiac Rehab as just exercise,” Thacker added. “While it is a big component, rehab is so much more. It includes education and resources to help you make heart-healthy choices, along with emotional support.”

Benefits include strengthening the body, reducing the risk of hospital re-admission, and improving quality of life and mental health.

Cardiac Rehab cares for patients with varied diagnoses. The team supports those who have had open-heart surgery such as a coronary bypass graft, valve replacement and even a heart transplant.

Jan26
00

Pawnee Valley Community Hospital: Your Guide to Better Health

By Gayla Wichman - Pawnee Valley Community Hospital News,Uncategorized

As a state-of-the-art critical access hospital dedicated to healthcare excellence in the local community, Pawnee Valley Community Hospital has a long history of caring for the patient population of Larned and Pawnee County, Kan. They pride themselves on providing the best possible clinical care, and through their strong personal connections to the people they serve, the hospital and its family medicine clinic are the go-to guides for better health.

“As a team, we focus on keeping healthcare local and treating patients one individual at a time, so we can make a positive community impact that ensures our patients are both healthier and happier,” says Melanie Urban, Administrator of Pawnee Valley Community Hospital. “We serve as a beacon of health in our community, connecting everyone in Pawnee County to high-quality healthcare that includes both primary and specialty care. Our patients are in great hands here.”

The 25-bed hospital provides 24/7 emergency care, surgical procedures, high-tech imaging, laboratory testing, cardiopulmonary rehab, physical and occupational therapy, respiratory therapy, speech therapy, wound care, a pain clinic, and a sleep and diagnostics center. The hospital’s expertise in acute, skilled and specialized nursing enhances each of these services.

Additionally, the family medicine clinic offers a full range of services for primary care and women’s health, including 3-D mammography. With the goal to help patients avoid health concerns before they occur, instead of treating them afterward, Pawnee Valley Community Hospital encourages people to see their providers routinely for preventive care, such as immunizations and screening tests.

Through its partnership with HaysMed, Pawnee Valley Community Hospital connects patients to the full continuum of care needed for long-term health, well-being and quality of life. This includes tertiary and high-acuity specialty care, with one point of contact and sharable patient records for streamlined care navigation.

As one cohesive team, the hospital and its partners fulfill the unique expectations and needs of those in the Pawnee County community. “Sharing the common purpose of bringing our patients the best healthcare possible is critical to leading rural health in our local community,” Urban says. “When you consider everything we have to offer in helping our patients achieve long-term health and wellness, right here at home, we’re giving you every reason to choose Pawnee Valley Community Hospital.”

 

About Pawnee Valley Community Hospital

Pawnee Valley Community Hospital is a 25-bed facility offering emergency care (24/7), surgery, high-tech imaging and laboratory tests, rehabilitation, and a sleep and diagnostic center, as well as acute, skilled, and specialized nursing, wound care, and more. Pawnee Valley Community Hospital Family Medicine provides a full range of primary care services for all ages, as well as women’s health services.

For specialty care and to ensure a full continuum of care, Pawnee Valley Community Hospital is a HaysMed partner, and its hospital and family medicine physicians collaborate closely with HaysMed specialists.

Jan26
00

Courtney Burger joins team at Pawnee Valley Medical Associates in Larned

By Gayla Wichman - Pawnee Valley Community Hospital News

Courtney Burger is relying on her extensive nursing background as she takes on her new position at Pawnee Valley Medical Associates (PVMA), 713 W. 11th.

As the new clinic nurse manager, Burger’s responsibilities include “helping the clinic run smoothly, while supporting a great team of medical professionals. One priority is to encourage open communications with nurses and physicians so that we can better serve our patients.”

Even though Burger has been on the job only a short time, she is already impressed with the personnel and services at PVMA, which is part of Pawnee Valley Community Hospital, 923 Carroll.

“Pawnee Valley Medical Associates is a trusted medical clinic that I highly recommend,” Burger commented. “The healthcare providers and staff members here are truly knowledgeable, and care for and treat their patients like family.

“I have enjoyed getting to know each of them, and appreciate the opportunity to expand my nursing skills in this management position.”

Burger is originally from Haviland and graduated from high school there in 2005. She then graduated from Barton Community College with an associate’s degree in nursing in 2009.

In May of this year, Burger earned her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Rasmussen University in Florida.

Previous employment included approximately nine years in a clinic setting. For the past 17 years, Burger worked at the hospital in Great Bend.

“Most recently, I was the House Supervisor and Emergency Department nurse,” she said. “Throughout my tenure there, I cared for patients in Med-Surg, Special Nursing, the Intensive-Care Unit, Pre-op/Post-Anesthesia Care Unit and Pediatrics.

“I will use this varied background to serve our patients and their families. I am so glad to be part of the PVMA clinic.”

Burger now lives in Larned with her husband, Travis, and son, Kenden. She also has two adult stepsons and one adult stepdaughter.

 

 

Jan13
00

Pawnee Valley Community Hospital encourages blood donations

By Gayla Wichman - Pawnee Valley Community Hospital News

Pawnee Valley Community Hospital (PVCH) staff members have been setting a positive example for more than a decade by hosting quarterly in-house staff blood-donation drives.

And now, they are encouraging the community to roll up their sleeves and join them in giving life-saving blood in observance of National Blood Donor Month in January.

“The staff turnout for our blood drives has been great and unit goals have been met virtually every time,” said Kristi Engle, PVCH lab supervisor. “Staff members see first-hand the hardships that patients and healthcare providers face when there is a blood shortage. This is the strong driving force for their willingness to donate.

“In addition, prospective donors should consider that blood cannot be manufactured; it comes only from volunteers,” Engle continued. “The need for blood is constant because every day someone needs a blood transfusion whether due to a trauma, or acute and chronic conditions.

“One donation can save up to three lives. Donating is a great way to give back and help others, keeping in mind that someday you or your loved ones may need to rely on donated blood.”

Upcoming drives

Local American Red Cross blood drives are set for noon to 6 p.m. Feb. 17 and April 14, both at the Larned Knights of Columbus Hall, 1216 M Road. Those who want to participate can schedule an appointment online at redcross.org or by calling 1-800-RED-CROSS.

A photo ID or American Red Cross Donor Card should be presented at the event.

“You will be asked a few health-related questions to determine your eligibility to donate,” Engle noted. “The whole process can take anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour.”

However, the American Red Cross now offers a “Rapid Pass” that allows a prospective donor to complete a health screening in advance to save time at the event.

While O negative blood is always in high demand because it is the universal donor type, all blood types are important.

Engle noted that when hospitals give a specific blood type that is a direct match for the patient, the supply of O negative blood remains available for those who truly need it.

“We completely understand that someone may be apprehensive about donating blood,” Engle commented. “The fear of needles is real but the American Red Cross does a great job of alleviating that feeling.”

 

Jan13
00

PVCH announces Diabetes Solutions class schedule for 2023

By Gayla Wichman - Pawnee Valley Community Hospital News

Those who want to discover new ways to better manage their diabetes are encouraged to sign up for Diabetes Solutions classes at Pawnee Valley Community Hospital (PVCH), organizers said.

“These classes are for the person with diabetes, as well as their primary-care provider,” said Deanna Carr, charge nurse and diabetes educator. “They will learn more about the many factors that play a role in diabetes.”

Class topics include the definition of diabetes, healthy eating, exercise, monitoring blood sugars, risk factors, problem solving, medication and healthy coping.

Diabetes Solutions is offered every other month in the St. Joseph Meeting Room at PVCH. The two-day sessions run from 8:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on consecutive Tuesdays.

The 2023 schedule is Jan. 3 and 10; March 7 and 14; May 2 and 9; July 11 and 18; Sept. 5 and 12; and Nov. 7 and 14.

Registration is required. Those who are interested may visit the PVCH website; click on “services” and then “educational opportunities.”

“The referral form is available at this website,” Carr noted. “Your doctor should fill out the form and fax it to us. We request all questions about labs be answered.”

The fax number is 785-623-5108; for more information call toll-free by dialing 855-429-7633.

In addition to Carr, class presenters include Andrea Harmony, dietician, Jason Rath, doctor of physical therapy, Crystal Hill, MD, and Timothy Davis, PhD in psychology.

Cost for the two-day class is $300, which most insurance policies cover. There is a fund to help with the cost when needed; there is no additional charge for caregivers.

Cindy Burton, PVCH director of nursing, noted class presenters “encourage participants to become active in their diabetes management and will suggest ways to be successful in managing your self-care. This program focuses on national standards of care and provides interactive learning and up-to-date information.

“In addition, we provide education to caregivers so they feel comfortable being part of a support team,” Burton added.

The classes are presented in Larned in cooperation with HaysMed, which also offers Diabetes Solutions on the same schedule.

“We appreciate HaysMed’s contributions to Diabetes Solutions,” Burton commented. “Our patients and caregivers receive this great service right here at home without having to travel to Hays.”

The classes are accredited by the American Diabetes Association.

Jan13
00

Thacker named Pawnee Valley Community Hospital Foundation director

By Gayla Wichman - Pawnee Valley Community Hospital News

Cody Thacker was looking for a position that offered the opportunity to support Pawnee Valley Community Hospital (PVCH), while simultaneously allowing him to become more involved in his community.

His search led him to his new position as PVCH Foundation director.

“This position affords me the opportunity to support our local, community hospital,” said Thacker, a Kansas native. “I have a strong respect for what this hospital means to Larned, Pawnee County and the surrounding area.

“In addition, I am now able to become better acquainted with more of my neighbors in central Kansas.”

As Foundation director, Thacker works closely with the non-profit entity’s Board of Trustees. They collaborate on community relations, fundraising projects and events, private-donation oversight, endowment management and capital campaigns.

“Gifts to the Foundation provide vital philanthropic support to help fund life-saving equipment, as well as special PVCH projects and programs that advance quality healthcare in our community,” Thacker noted. “This is the Foundation’s mission.

“A great example,” he elaborated, “is the Foundation’s capital campaign, which raised funds to bring 3D mammography to our hospital. This is the latest and most advanced breast imaging available today and we have the community to thank for it.”

In the short-term, Thacker is moving forward with Foundation projects already in motion.

“I also hope to suggest new ideas for consideration, while making it a priority to connect with individuals and businesses,” he commented. “I am eager to get to know as many community members as I can.

“Looking ahead, I want to work closely with the trustees to carry out the Foundation’s mission. In partnership with them and private donors, our goal is to satisfy the long-range healthcare needs of Pawnee County and the surrounding area.”

Thacker grew up just north of Offerle; his parents live on a farm there. He lives in Larned where his twin sister and one brother reside too.

He graduated from Spearville High School in 2010 and is currently studying for his bachelor’s degree in business administration/marketing through Fort Hays State University.

Previous employment includes area field manager at U-Haul International in Larned; sales representative at Midway MFG in Kinsley; clubhouse manager at Cimarron Golf Club in Cimarron; and sales representative for Lewis Automotive in Garden City.

 

Dec1
00

Dr. Arlo J. Reimer, Family Medicine Physician, Joins the Team at Pawnee Valley Community Hospital

By Gayla Wichman - Pawnee Valley Community Hospital News

As Pawnee Valley Community Hospital and Pawnee Valley Medical Associates continue to grow to meet the community’s needs, they are proud to welcome Arlo J. Reimer, MD, MHCDS, and his family to Larned, Kan. A Kansas native, Dr. Reimer was born in Ulysses, grew up in Satanta, and has practiced in Kansas his entire medical career.

Within his offices at Pawnee Valley Medical Associates, Dr. Reimer will provide a full spectrum of family health for all ages, including all clinic procedures and women’s health needs. He begins seeing patients on November 28.

“I love living and practicing medicine in small Kansas communities, and rural healthcare has always been my passion,” Dr. Reimer said. “I chose to join the Pawnee Valley team because I was most attracted to the hospital’s great reputation, facility and leadership. This is a wonderful organization and community, and the partnership with HaysMed is a terrific model for keeping healthcare local, while always ensuring access to high-level specialized care.”

Dr. Reimer treats the complete range of family health needs. He sees patients of all ages, ranging from infants and children to tweens, teens and adults at every stage of life – from the routine wellness exam to those with conditions that require specialized care, like diabetes, heart disease and pregnancy. For all patients, Dr. Reimer says it is very rewarding to get to know them and help them achieve and maintain good health.”

Encouraging healthy habits like regular check-ups and smart lifestyle choices is an essential aspect of family medicine. “An ounce of prevention, we’ve all heard, is worth a pound of cure – and there’s no doubt that’s true,” Dr. Reimer said. “It’s always better to prevent illness than treat a more serious condition down the road. Healthcare is most effective when it’s approached as a partnership, and I’m here to be that partner.”

Dr. Reimer earned his medical degree in 1997 from the University of Kansas School of Medicine after graduating with honors in 1993 from Friends University in Wichita, Kan. He completed his residency at Via Christi in 2000 and is board certified in Family Practice.

In 2017, Dr. Reimer received a master’s degree in Health Care Delivery Science from Dartmouth College. Before joining the Pawnee Valley team, he practiced at two Kansas hospitals: Herington Municipal Hospital and Kearny County Hospital. He also served as Chief Medical Officer in Kearny, and he was Chief of Medical Staff at both hospitals.

“We are thrilled that Dr. Reimer has chosen Larned and Pawnee County as his new home for practicing medicine,” said Melanie Urban, Pawnee Valley Community Hospital Administrator. “His impressive credentials and experience will be of great value to our hospital, our clinic and our community. We look forward to his leadership and care.”

Dr. Reimer and his wife, Angela, have two sons, Daniel and Nathaniel, both now in college. In his spare time, he has a broad range of interests, from athletics to woodworking and singing.

Pawnee Valley Community Hospital and Pawnee Valley Medical Associates currently have openings for clinical and non-clinical positions across a variety of shifts and departments. Visit pawneevalleyhospital.com/careers to learn more and apply.

 

Oct10
00

Dr. Herwich now seeing patients at Larned hospital and clinic

By Marie Norris - Pawnee Valley Community Hospital News

A family-medicine physician, who recently moved to Larned, has started seeing patients at Pawnee Valley Community Hospital and its clinic, Pawnee Valley Medical Associates.

Kurtis Herwich, DO, is caring for and treating patients of all ages, offering the full range of primary-care services. His office is at the clinic.

“I have been interested in a smaller community ever since I started medical school,” Dr. Herwich said. “There are many challenges in rural areas but Larned has an excellent balance. It provides many services found in larger cities, as well as those offered in collaboration with HaysMed.

“The facilities are very impressive and it is obvious that this community cares deeply for their hospital,” he added. “Everyone has been welcoming and I hope they are as excited about working with me as I am about working with them.”

Dr. Herwich treats the whole gamut of family-medicine conditions – from anemia to zinc deficiency.

“Most days there is a mix of sore throats, runny noses, itchy eyes and sports injuries, as well as chronic conditions such as diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and high blood pressure.

“We also encourage health maintenance and management through yearly check-ups and offer advice about healthy lifestyles,” he noted. “It is easier to establish good habits to prevent disease than it is to treat a condition once it has developed.”

Dr. Herwich has specialized training in Wilderness Medicine, which focuses on patients in austere environments where an Emergency Department is not readily available.

“This includes treatment for injuries, lightning strikes, elevation sickness and snake bites,” he explained. “I also have training in advanced wound care.”

In addition, Dr. Herwich has a personal understanding of the challenges that patients and their families encounter.

“My personal health experiences have given me valuable insight into the medical system, teaching me empathy and perseverance.

“I always try to treat my patients with the same dignity and respect that I would expect for myself. I empower patients to be involved in decision-making to optimize their outcomes.”

The physician offered a definition of a DO, doctor of osteopathic medicine, who receives the same training as an MD, medical doctor. “But there is also additional training for DOs in hands-on techniques for muscle, joint and spine concerns.”

Dr. Herwich earned his DO degree in 2010 at Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences. His family-practice residency was performed at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center in Niagara Falls, N.Y., from 2011 to 2015.

Previous employers include Wilson Medical Center in Neodesha, Hillsboro Community Hospital and Southwest Boulevard Family Health Care, Kansas City, Ks.

Prior to medical school, Dr. Herwich earned a bachelor’s in mass communications/radio & TV at Kansas State University in 1994. He worked in video and film production, mostly as a sound recordist, for about 14 years. This included extensive national and international travel.

Today, his traveling companion around town and other destinations is Buster Bleu, a rescue cat.

“We are pleased to welcome Dr. Herwich to our family-medicine team,” said Melanie Urban, Administrator of Pawnee Valley Community Hospital. “His passion for patients, listening to their stories and empowering their active role in their own care make him an excellent addition to our hospital and community.”

Pawnee Valley Community Hospital, 923 Carroll in Larned, is a 25-bed facility, offering many services not typically available in a smaller facility. Included are 24/7 emergency care; acute, skilled and specialized nursing; surgery; high-tech imaging and laboratory tests; rehabilitation; and sleep and diagnostic center. The Pawnee Valley Medical Associates clinic, 713 W. 11th, provides the full range of family-medicine services; physician-assisted weight loss; and women’s health services. The hospital’s number is 620-285-3161; the clinic’s number is 620-804-6007.

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Recent Posts

  • PVCH names Madrid director of marketing and communications
    March 9, 2023
  • Pawnee Valley Medical Associates Unveils New Name, Underscores Commitment to Excellence in Family Medicine
    February 23, 2023
  • Cardiac Rehab patient shares information during heart month
    February 9, 2023
  • Pawnee Valley Community Hospital: Your Guide to Better Health
    January 26, 2023
  • Courtney Burger joins team at Pawnee Valley Medical Associates in Larned
    January 26, 2023
  • Pawnee Valley Community Hospital encourages blood donations
    Pawnee Valley Community Hospital encourages blood donations
    January 13, 2023
  • PVCH announces Diabetes Solutions class schedule for 2023
    January 13, 2023
  • Thacker named Pawnee Valley Community Hospital Foundation director
    January 13, 2023
  • Dr. Arlo J. Reimer, Family Medicine Physician, Joins the Team at Pawnee Valley Community Hospital
    December 1, 2022
  • Dr. Herwich now seeing patients at Larned hospital and clinic
    October 10, 2022

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