Latest News 2014

For the safety of our patients, employees and community, Clay County Medical Center is limiting visitors during the flu season.

The Red Cross Volunteers met at the hospital on December 5, 2014 to help decorate for Christmas.

Audrey Kalivoda and her father James Kalivoda photography show will be in the dining room until December 30, 2014.

TOPEKA, Kan. - Clay County Medical Center was recognized for excellence in public relations and marketing for entry titled Quilters Make Great Comforters, Roar, CrossFit Clay Center...

The CCMC Employee's Family Art Show is on display from August 5 - September 5, 2014.

Studies show most people, 80 percent of us, say we’d like to die at home when our time comes but only 25 percent of deaths occur at home.

This year for the Piotique Parade, Clay County Medical Center went with a LEGO themed float. To start off, a LEGO making party for employees and their family members was held in the Education Centers.

Clay County Medical Center - On Wednesday, (July 2nd) I traveled to Clay Center to visit and tour the Clay County Medical Center (CCMC).

I was born April 27, 1987 in Saginaw Michigan, the youngest of four children of MaryHelene and Jim Garbarino, currently of Clay Center, KS.

A.P.E. (Athletic Performance Enhancement) Class was developed to encourage and motivate athletes of all ages and skill levels to achieve their athletic potential through participation in a comprehensive, scientifically based performance program.

Quilting is a craft sown into the fabric of America. Surviving quilts from the early to mid-1800s are reminders that quilts are an important part of our heritage.

Dr. O. Warren Meyer has served cardiac patients at Clay County Medical Center since 1983 and continues to serve our community.

Eighty-six, fifth-grade students from Garfield Grade School, were the latest to participate in a school year end tour. Children touring the hospital were able to observe the Decontamination Tent being set up.

Clay County Hospital Foundation is pleased to present a group show featuring artists and collectors.

Suzanne M. Holzworth creates limited edition prints with the use of power tools and an etching press. This artwork display was created for a show at Graham Gallery in Hastings, Nebraska in 2007.

Twin Valley and Clay Center Community High School have announced that the school will be hosting the second annual Twin Valley Teddy Bear Toss Night on Friday, February 14, 2014.

Ned has been interested in photography since he learned to develop and print black and white film in the basement of a friend in his early high school days in Clay Center.

The Cardiac Rehab Department offered free blood pressure checks this morning in front of the Mark A. Chapman Wellness Center. Today they also encourage people to wear red to support women living longer, stronger lives.