Pratt Tribune
Amanda Vandervoort, Pratt Regional Medical Center Director of Health Information, and Mike Miller, PRMC Risk Manager, represent a dedicated group of people who are seeing a dream in-the-works for several years come to fruition in the form of the Urgent Care Center being built by Pratt Medical Center at 1600 E. First Street in Pratt.
With a projected completion date of sometime in June 2021, Pratt Urgent Care Center supporters are ready to share with the community how urgent care differs from emergent care, and how this facility will connect the dots of care between people, processes and systems to fill a special niche.
And with that, it received the distinction of the highest-ranked one on the West Coast.
The Chartis Center for Rural Health announced its top-20 list of CAH on Monday, May 3, and WMH was in the top 20 four the fourth time in the past five years, according to a press release from the National Rural Health Association. Obviously, it s gratifying to know that your efforts are achieving results, WMH CEO Larry Davy said in an interview with the
Chieftain on Friday. Our goal is always to aim for perfection, which is impossible. But if you aim for perfection, you achieve excellence. It s encouraging that all the hard work everyone is doing does have a very positive result for our community. It keeps you trying hard.
And with that, it received the distinction of the highest-ranked one on the West Coast.
The Chartis Center for Rural Health announced its top-20 list of CAH on Monday, May 3, and WMH was in the top 20 for the fourth time in the past five years, according to a press release from the National Rural Health Association.
âObviously, itâs gratifying to know that your efforts are achieving results,â WMH CEO Larry Davy said in an interview with the Chieftain on Friday. âOur goal is always to aim for perfection, which is impossible. But if you aim for perfection, you achieve excellence. Itâs encouraging that all the hard work everyone is doing does have a very positive result for our community. It keeps you trying hard.â
WEST PLAINS, MO – As part of the ongoing Ozarks Healthcare expansion project, Ozarks Healthcare has temporarily closed its main hospital (surgery) entrance at 1100 Kentucky Ave., West Plains.
All patients and visitors will be required to enter the hospital through the North Lobby located next to the Emergency Department. Patients may enter campus through the north entrance on Eighth St. Parking for those seeking emergency care will continue to be available next to the Emergency Department. Parking will also be available in the Emergency Department’s upper (lot 14) and lower (lot 13) paved lots for patients and visitors. Patients needing to access any of the clinics within the hospital located on 1115 Alaska Ave. (Internal Medicine, Heart and Lung Center, Endocrinology, Dermatology, etc.) will still be able to enter through the hospital’s Doctors’ Pavilion entrance and use the parking lot located at 1115 Alaska Ave.