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HEALTHCARE WITH HEART
Clay County Medical Center – Clay Center, KS
Clay County Medical Center is a cutting-edge facility with a comprehensive and community-based outlook
on health care. We have state–of-the-art diagnostic services which include an in-house MRI, Nuclear Med,
CT, and digital mammography. Community support through the Clay County Hospital Foundation has made
expansion possible.
We are especially proud of our Cardiac Rehabilitation Unit and Therapy
capabilities where we have full time staff dedicated to Respiratory,
Physical, Occupational and Speech therapies.
A PLACE TO CALL HOME
Clay Countians are able to enjoy the serenity of small town living while
being connected to the outside world with sophisticated information
technology. Fiber optic–to-the-premises makes it possible for our
communities to have high speed Internet, digital television and
telecommunications services that many metropolitan areas would envy.
A PLACE FOR FAMILY
“Our efforts now will Clay County is home to numerous small
have a positive effect communities, each with its own unique
on those who follow in charm. All have affordable housing and
our footsteps. I am land for building.
proud to be a part of
building for a healthy Our Carnegie Library can be found on the
future.” National Register of Historic Places along
- Mike Floersch, with the Clay County Courthouse, and Clay Wichita
President, Clay
County Hospital Center Municipal Band Shell is home to
Foundation many City Band concerts throughout the
year. The city band plays Wednesdays at 8:00 pm, June-July. One of our physicians, Tim Penner,
plays with the band. Dexter Park hosts the band shell, surrounded by picnic areas and our new
Safari playground made possible by donations from our generous community. Clay County
Medical Center has state of the art birthing facilities and is an integral part of this eclectic,
inclusive community. The Medical Staff and employees at the hospital participate in the Piotique
Festival every year. Look for our videos on YouTube. You can also find us on Facebook.
A PLACE TO RELAX
Clay Center , population 4,334 is located on the
western edge of the scenic Flint Hills. The area is
a prime location for hunting, fishing, and boating.
The state's two largest lakes, Tuttle Creek and
Milford, are both within 30 miles of Clay Center.
Abilene, Kansas, home of President Dwight
Eisenhower is 30 miles to the south on Interstate
70.
Clay Center is proud of their zoo and park.
Children can toss in a line and experience the joy
of catching their first fish. We have a vibrant
downtown with unique shopping opportunities.
The creative, independent business community
has international clientele.
HEALTHCARE WITH HEART
Clay County Medical Center – Clay Center, KS
Clay County Medical Center is a cutting-edge facility with a comprehensive and community-based outlook
on health care. We have state–of-the-art diagnostic services which include an in-house MRI, Nuclear Med,
CT, and digital mammography. Community support through the Clay County Hospital Foundation has made
expansion possible.
We are especially proud of our Cardiac Rehabilitation Unit and Therapy
capabilities where we have full time staff dedicated to Respiratory,
Physical, Occupational and Speech therapies.
A PLACE TO CALL HOME
Clay Countians are able to enjoy the serenity of small town living while
being connected to the outside world with sophisticated information
technology. Fiber optic–to-the-premises makes it possible for our
communities to have high speed Internet, digital television and
telecommunications services that many metropolitan areas would envy.
A PLACE FOR FAMILY
“Our efforts now will Clay County is home to numerous small
have a positive effect communities, each with its own unique
on those who follow in charm. All have affordable housing and
our footsteps. I am land for building.
proud to be a part of
building for a healthy Our Carnegie Library can be found on the
future.” National Register of Historic Places along
- Mike Floersch, with the Clay County Courthouse, and Clay Wichita
President, Clay
County Hospital Center Municipal Band Shell is home to
Foundation many City Band concerts throughout the
year. The city band plays Wednesdays at 8:00 pm, June-July. One of our physicians, Tim Penner,
plays with the band. Dexter Park hosts the band shell, surrounded by picnic areas and our new
Safari playground made possible by donations from our generous community. Clay County
Medical Center has state of the art birthing facilities and is an integral part of this eclectic,
inclusive community. The Medical Staff and employees at the hospital participate in the Piotique
Festival every year. Look for our videos on YouTube. You can also find us on Facebook.
A PLACE TO RELAX
Clay Center , population 4,334 is located on the
western edge of the scenic Flint Hills. The area is
a prime location for hunting, fishing, and boating.
The state's two largest lakes, Tuttle Creek and
Milford, are both within 30 miles of Clay Center.
Abilene, Kansas, home of President Dwight
Eisenhower is 30 miles to the south on Interstate
70.
Clay Center is proud of their zoo and park.
Children can toss in a line and experience the joy
of catching their first fish. We have a vibrant
downtown with unique shopping opportunities.
The creative, independent business community
has international clientele.
