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Your Trusted Healthcare Partner in Clay County
Clay County Medical Center is a cutting-edge healthcare facility dedicated to providing quality, compassionate care in a rural community. Established as a cornerstone of local healthcare, we employ over 300 staff members across 30+ departments, offering comprehensive services including emergency care, cardiology, obstetrics, and specialized therapies. Our mission emphasizes improving community health through integrity, respect, and innovation, supported by state-of-the-art diagnostics like MRI, CT scans, and molecular testing.As the second-largest employer in the county, we prioritize patient-centered care while fostering professional growth for healthcare providers. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in accreditations, community partnerships, and recognition programs like the High 5 for Mom & Baby Premier designation.
Services
Emergency Services
Imaging Services
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Occupational Therapy
Pediatric Therapy
Highlights and features
- We offer 24/7 emergency services staffed by ACLS-certified professionals
- Our 300+ employees provide expertise across 30+ medical specialties
- State-of-the-art diagnostics include MRI, CT scans, and molecular testing
- Recognized as High 5 for Mom & Baby Premier facility for maternity care
- Accredited lab services with rapid diagnostic capabilities
Associations and certifications
- CLIA
Services
Emergency Services
Our 24/7 emergency department provides critical care with ACLS-certified staff and advanced diagnostics. We handle trauma, cardiac events, and urgent medical needs with helicopter transport access. Patients receive rapid triage and coordinated care from experienced physicians and nurses.
Imaging Services
Digital imaging includes MRI, CT scans, and 3D mammography with immediate board-certified radiologist interpretation. Our technology eliminates film delays while maintaining high diagnostic accuracy for faster treatment decisions.
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Comprehensive cardiac recovery programs combine monitored exercise, education, and lifestyle modification. Four-phase approach supports post-heart attack, surgery, and chronic condition management with evidence-based protocols for improved long-term outcomes.
Occupational Therapy
Specialized therapy restores independence through daily activity training. We address physical, cognitive, and environmental factors affecting function, with specialized programs for stroke recovery and neurological conditions like Parkinson's disease.
Pediatric Therapy
Multidisciplinary therapy services address developmental, physical, and communication challenges in children. Our SOS-certified feeding clinic and sensory gym provide specialized care for motor skills, speech, and sensory processing disorders.
People
Austin Gillard
Chief Executive Officer
Austin Gillard, FACHE, leads Clay County Medical Center with strategic vision after election to the Kansas Hospital Association Board. His leadership focuses on expanding rural healthcare access and maintaining community-centered care standards.
Linda Bott
Family Nurse Practitioner
Linda Bott, FNP-C, brings extensive clinical experience to primary care services. Her practice emphasizes preventive care and chronic disease management, enhancing access to quality healthcare for Clay County residents.
Questions
What emergency services are available at Clay County Medical Center?
Our 24/7 emergency department offers ACLS-certified care with trauma support, rapid diagnostics, and helicopter transport. Services include cardiac monitoring, acute stroke treatment, and pediatric emergency care.
Do you offer specialized maternity care programs?
Yes, we're a High 5 for Mom & Baby Premier facility with private birthing suites, 24-hour anesthesia, and evidence-based practices including skin-to-skin bonding and breastfeeding support.
What diagnostic imaging options are available?
We offer MRI, CT scans, digital mammography, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine with board-certified radiologist interpretation. All imaging uses digital technology for faster results.
Are there payment plans for medical services?
We offer MDsave discounts for upfront payments on select procedures. Contact our billing department for financial assistance options and payment arrangements.
What therapy services are available for children?
Our pediatric therapy includes physical, occupational, and speech therapy with SOS-certified feeding specialists. Services address developmental delays, sensory processing, and post-surgical rehabilitation.
Does the center provide hospice care?
Meadowlark Hospice provides inpatient and home-based hospice care with 24/7 nursing support. Services include pain management, emotional support, and bereavement counseling for qualifying patients.
Reviews (4)
Allen Tryon
Jun 17, 2020
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A worker got fired from here for being sick for to long. The statement claimed that they werent communicating with the staff about what was going on, but the person was there every 3-4 days to get checked up on. Along with calling every other day because other staff was asking about them. Plus a note stating that they cant work till they had been better. And it was a joke that they sent an email to the person an hour after just coming from an appointment from the same hospital that they work at saying they are fired. All I can say is that, that whole situation was a big joke and honestly was a
Celeste Hamel
Jan 11, 2020
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The staff here is amazing and very knowledgeable. My family always receives excellent care here from compassionate people. The recently remodeled hospital is exceptional. I recently delivered my baby at this hospital and had a wonderful experience. I highly recommend Clay County Medical Center!
David Borgerding
Nov 03, 2019
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UPDATE: Our 5 year old son broke his arm and we were able to see an orthopaedic surgeon IN CLAY CENTER. Wonderful Experience! Great doctors and helpful staff. I think we're fortunate to have a mixture of both very experienced doctors and younger doctors that our family can grow with.
Cassidy Stecher
Oct 30, 2018
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Spoke with two practitioners that advised an ER visit to the nearest hospital, so I call ahead and to clay county medical. They agree that it would be best to come in. Waited for two hours in the ER, (the only patients in the ER waiting room) and then when I was finally able to speak with the APRN, she refused to do any testing and implied that I did not have a "real illness" by telling me that she just released four people with a "real illness." Meanwhile, I'm presenting with a rash, fatigue, nausea, and had a fever earlier in the day. This is all a couple days after finding and removing at least
