The staff at Audubon County Memorial Hospital & Clinics recognized National Random Acts of Kindness Day on Monday, February 17, by donating items to the residents at the Friendship Home in Audubon and the Exira Care Center in Exira. Throughout the past two weeks the ACMH Employees Club held a drive to collect snacks, books, crossword puzzles, coloring books, cards, lotions and chap sticks, decorations, puzzles, and much more. The items were delivered to both nursing homes on Monday afternoon.
Audubon County Memorial Hospital & Clinics knows that nothing is more important than family and want to make sure that you are there for yours. Whether you need preventative screenings, routine lab work, imaging or more specialized treatment for an illness or injury, you will find comprehensive care close to home at Audubon County Memorial Hospital and Clinics. From primary to specialty care, our team-based model is designed to provide the best possible care and outcomes for you and your family.
Check out the details below for our annual Health Screening Clinic in February! Knowing your current blood pressure, cholesterol levels and other key blood tests can empower us to make informed decisions about our lifestyle. Blood testing at ACMH Health Screenings range from basic cholesterol and blood sugar testing to a Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP). The CMP test helps to evaluate kidney and liver function, sugar and protein levels in the blood, and the body’s electrolyte and fluid balance. Additionally, a Complete Blood Count test that is used to evaluate overall health and detect a wide range of disorders, including anemia, infection and leukemia, will be offered.
Good health starts with great primary care. Let our family take care of your family! Your family practice provider should be your primary resource for prevention and wellness measures as well as a health educator for the entire family. 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. To make an appointment, call 712-563-4611 in Audubon or 712-268-5348 in Exira.
Our rural community is a wonderful place to live and work. It’s a small, farming area where neighbors know each other, listen to each other, respect each other, and work together to benefit the greater good. It’s also a great place to start a business and test your “entrepreneurial spirit”, as the recent increase in storefronts have shown us. This community provides the rest of the country with a wealth of services and commodities, and they are the economic engine that has helped the United States become the world economic power it is today.
Audubon County Memorial Hospital & Clinics is excited to share that we are continuing to expand our outpatient specialty services in our effort to achieve “excellence with quality and compassion to those we serve.”
Audubon County Memorial Hospital & Clinics is excited to announce that Dr. Robert Warner has returned to provide oncology services! Our oncology team can provide you with a personalized plan of care developed for your individual needs. Your visits and treatments will be delivered in a warm and healing environment so you and your family can focus on recovery while staying close to home.
ACMH is excited to welcome an additional Mental Health Counselor to our Outpatient Specialty Clinic– starting at the end of October! Lois Potthoff is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), a Certified Trauma Professional, and a Certified EMDR Consultant and Coach, who has over 30 years’ experience working in the field of mental illness and developmental disorders.
Breast cancer is one of the most serious threats to women and one of the leading causes of death in women between the ages of 30 and 55. One out of every eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Join in the fight against breast cancer by making October the month to get screened.
Audubon County Memorial Hospital & Clinics wants to remind you that getting a flu vaccine every year is the best way to protect yourself and your family from the flu and its potentially serious complications. Flu season typically begins in late October or November. Since the vaccine takes about two weeks for antibodies to develop in the body, getting the vaccine now will offer protection when the season begins.
