ACMH honored those employees who celebrated milestone anniversaries. The Annual Awards ceremony was held in the Gathering Place at the hospital. Recognitions were presented by Callen Weispfennig, CEO whose remarks captured the sincere appreciation of the many years of dedication and service these individuals provided is a testament to the lasting impact of their commitment, integrity, and contributions to the organization and community.
Annie Inman, Business Communications teacher at Audubon High School invited Melanie Larsen, COO and Haillie Bruch, HR Director at Audubon County Memorial Hospital to discuss the practical application of soft skills in the workplace.
Sue Wede, is the medical secretary in the Rehab Services Department at Audubon County Memorial Hospital and Clinics (ACMH) was honored with the 2026 ROSE Award. Sue Wede has worked at ACMH for over 15 years.
Healthcare Career Talk with Local High School Students
Last week, Dr. Jeffrey Maire, Geneal Surgeon at Audubon County Memorial Hospital and Clinics met with a classroom of Exira-EHK High School students interested in learning more about healthcare careers.
National Healthcare Decisions Day educates and empowers the public and healthcare providers to take part in important advance care planning.
Audubon County Memorial Hospital and Clinics announced today the opening of the ACMH Wound Care Center, a specialized outpatient program dedicated to the treatment of chronic and non-healing wounds.
Touching Lives Center, LLC has recently been approved to be a state of Iowa “Mental Health Center” per Chapter 24 of Iowa.
As the weather turns, the warmth of spring holds the promise of outdoor activities. One of America’s favorite leisure activities is gardening which can be difficult for those with limited movement or stamina. Occupational therapists help people engage in occupations, like gardening, that make life more meaningful.
Audubon County Memorial and Clinics and Touching Lives Center are partnering to have our first annual Mental Health Matters Stop and Go Fundraiser.
The Audubon County Hospital Foundation made a strong debut with its first Gala and Fundraiser on Saturday, March 7, 2026, drawing over 300 community members and sponsors from across the Midwest to the Audubon County Fairgrounds Agri Hall. The evening was centered on advancing local healthcare and raising funds for a Hologic Envision Mammography Unit—technology that will position Audubon County Memorial Hospital as the first in Iowa to offer this innovative system.
