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Audubon County Memorial Hospital & Clinics

Audubon County Memorial Hospital & Clinics is a 25 bed, Critical Access Hospital serving Audubon County and the surrounding areas, with the mission of “Excellence With Quality and Compassion to Those We Serve.”

Our services include emergency services, acute care, skilled nursing services, laboratory, radiology, respiratory therapy, sleep studies, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and surgical services. In addition, we offer several specialty services including orthopedic, mental health, audiology, plastic surgery, hand and microvascular, sports medicine, pain management, podiatry, dermatology, oncology, spine surgery, cardiology, urology, head and neck surgery, and urology. We also operate two rural health clinics, Audubon Family Health Clinic and Exira Medical Clinic. Our clinics offer complete care from newborns to senior adults by providing well child check-ups, age-appropriate preventative care, sports and school physicals, immunizations, and treatment of occasional and ongoing illnesses.

Audubon County Memorial Hospital & Clinics has been named one of the Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals in the United States by The Chartis Center for Rural Health, seven times in the past decade. Audubon County Memorial Hospital & Clinics has also been named a 2017 “Top 20 Critical Access Hospital” in the nation by the National Rural Healthcare Association (NRHA) in the past as well.

  • Fitness Center Will Re-Open on a Limited Basis
    June 3

    Audubon County Memorial Hospital and Clinics has decided to re-open the Fitness Center to the public on a limited basis beginning on Monday, June 8. The Fitness Center will be open to community members by appointment only between 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. No more than six people can be in the Fitness Center exercising at one time. To set up a time to use the Fitness Center, contact the rehab services department at 712-563-5314.

  • May is Mental Health Awareness Month
    May 21

    May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Now more than ever, we need to find ways to stay connected with our community. No one should feel alone or without the information, support, and help that they need.

  • Audubon County Memorial Hospital and Clinics Restarting Elective Surgeries and Procedures
    April 29

    During her address on April 24th, Governor Reynolds issued a new State Public Health Emergency Declaration, which replaces her March 26 order to ban all elective surgeries and nonessential medical procedures. Under the new order, which took effect at 5:00 am on April 27, hospitals and providers may resume elective surgeries and nonessential medical procedures as long as they meet specific criteria for:

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