Morris County Hospital Healthcare Click here to self-enroll in our Patient Portal Beginning September 1, 2024 Copay will be collected at time of service Quick Links Services Locations Patient Portal Pay Bill Standard Charges HOME-Navigation-01-We HOME-Navigation-02-Primary HOME-Navigation-05-Specialty HOME-Navigation-01-We 1/5 Medical Professional and Stetoscope Blood Pressure Exam Brain Scan Medical Professional and Stetoscope 1/5 At Morris County Hospital, We are proud that Morris County Hospital stands as a beacon of healthcare excellence in the greater Council Grove area community. As a county-owned, not-for-profit hospital, our 21-bed critical access hospital is on a mission to provide personal, high-tech care to individuals of all ages, from the tiniest newborns to the wisest among us. At Morris County Hospital, patient-centered care isn't just a phrase; it's a way of life. Morris County Hospital understands that healthcare is not one-size-fits-all. Every patient is unique, and their medical needs vary. That's why we are dedicated to offering personalized care to individuals across the lifespan. Whether you're a new parent seeking care for your newborn or a senior citizen requiring specialized attention, our skilled healthcare professionals are here to meet your needs. In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, staying up-to-date with the latest medical technology is paramount. At Morris County Hospital, we take pride in our commitment to high-tech care. From advanced diagnostic equipment to cutting-edge treatment options, we leverage technology to enhance the quality of care we deliver. This ensures that patients receive the most effective and efficient treatment available. We recognize that the healing process extends beyond medical treatment. The support process is just as crucial, and that's why we actively encourage the involvement of both patients and their families in the decision-making and care processes. This collaborative approach fosters trust, open communication, and a sense of empowerment among patients and their loved ones. It ensures that healthcare decisions are made with the patient's best interests in mind and that the patient's voice is heard every step of the way. Morris County Hospital named a Chartis ‘Top 100 Critical Access Hospital in 2025 , embodies the spirit of community-driven healthcare. Our dedication to personal, high-tech care for all ages, coupled with our emphasis on patient and family involvement, sets us apart as a healthcare provider who truly cares about the well-being of our patients. In historic Council Grove, where the past meets the future, Morris County Hospital stands as a pillar of health and healing. With our unwavering commitment to personalized care and cutting-edge technology, Morris County Hospital continues to be a beacon of hope and a source of comfort for the residents of this cherished community. We are here for you from the start to manage your health with clinical expertise and personal care because, at Morris County Hospital, we care. ♥️ Specialist Calendar You are seconds away from getting this done. 🤩 
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On this page... History Board of Directors MCH Foundation MCH Auxiliary About Us Morris County Hospital is a county‑owned, not-for‑profit, 21 bed critical access hospital located in historic Council Grove, Kansas. Personal, high tech care is available to all ages from the newborn to the elderly. We believe the support process is very important to the healing process and we encourage the patient and their family to be involved in decisions and care. Message from the Administration... Welcome to Morris County Hospital. We at Morris County Hospital are dedicated to providing quality healthcare, professionally and compassionately, with the latest in technology. As you navigate our web site you will learn about the quality care, highly trained and compassionate doctors, nurses, and other professional staff as well as the wide range of services that we offer. We are very proud to be recognized as one of the 32 top performing Critical Access Hospitals in the nation.There are 1,300 Critical Access Hospitals and we are ranked by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid as one of the top 32 based on National performance benchmarks. Morris County and the surrounding areas are very fortunate to have as wide a range of healthcare services and highly qualified professional staff available locally. We thank you for trusting us to care for you and your loved ones. Kevin A. Leeper CEO, Morris County Hospital Our History In 1917 the first hospital of Morris County was established by Dr. Bert Elba Miller. It was called the Council Grove Hospital. It was an old house remolded with 10 patient rooms and staffed by Dr. B. E. Miller and two nurses, Bell Benson, RN and Gladys Stillman, RN. Over the years Doctors James Woodmansee and C.C. Kerr joined him in practice in the county Dr. William McCunniff, Dr. Roy Drake, Dr. Robert W. Blackburn & Dr. B.A. Yost. On the hospitals first board of trustees appointed by the County Commissioners were Frank Warnica, George Blythe, W.E. Hembrow, and R.E. Griffith. An architect was hired July 1947 to draw plans for a hospital on North Washington Street, Council Grove. A petition circulated requesting that the county take over the Dr. Miller Hospital. F. D. Ferguson was instrumental in this petition and presented it to the County Commissioners, on October 11, 1948. The Commissioners rejected the request but reversed the decision in December 1948. The county took over the operations of the Council Grove Hospital (Dr. Miller’s Hospital) in January 1949. After 8 years of planning the Hospital on the hill was started. The project was to cost $419,885. May 1953 the hospital received $167,954 in Federal Funding and $253,375 in county funding. The ground breaking was held on May 25, 1953. The building was dedicated August 22, 1954 and patients were moved from the (Miller Hospital) Council Grove Hospital to the Morris County Hospital. Additions were added in 1958, 1978, 1994, 2001, 2006, and 2011. With the addition of physicians, the space was running out. There were great changes in technology in health care since the 1960’s. Back then, nearly all hospitals were 100 percent inpatient services. Times had changed; 80-85% of patients were treated as outpatients in 2000. On March 15, 2001 Ground Breaking Ceremony of the Morris County Hospital Renovation/Expansion Project was held for the largest expansion project. The renovation project estimated at 6.3 mil. took three years. In 2007, the Morris County Hospital became a Critical Access Hospital. In February 2007 the Foundation held a Capital Campaign. The Campaign funds to be used to purchase the Electronic Medical Records System, CT Scanner, Mammography Machine, PACS system (Picture Archival Computer System) MRI and an addition to the Family Health Center to accommodate the physicians, patients and staff. Morris County Hospital continues to keep up with modern technology and provide services at our hospital so patients don’t have to travel great distance for care and therapy. Board of Directors Rita Noll Chairman Steve Morgan Vice Chairman Jessica Hemme Heather Honas Secretary Tom Moxley Marty Wright Treasurer Meeting Morris County Hospital Foundation The Morris County Hospital Foundation, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, was founded in 1987 by the Morris County Hospital Board. The goal of the Foundation is to raise funds for the support of Morris County Hospital and its programs in Morris County and the surrounding areas. Since the beginning, the Foundation has purchased or built three satellite clinics, providing services in Alta Vista, White City, and Cottonwood Falls. The foundation has raised money for the hospital including the latest Emergency Room Expansion/Renovation Project 2018. This project also included the OB Rooms, two ADA Rooms, Helipad Ambulance, and a Secure Room. The Foundation, with the help of local donors, recently purchases a 3D Mammography machine in 2024 for the Radiology department. MCH Foundation Mission Statement The Morris County Hospital Foundation is organized for the benefit of the Morris County Hospital. Learn More... Donation Form For more information on how to give a gift to the Morris County Hospital, contact the Executive Director, Stacy Zeigler. She would be happy to meet with you at your convenience to talk with you about these options for giving. You can reach her by email at szeigler@mrcohosp.com or call 620-767-6811, ext. 148. Morris County Hospital Auxiliary The Morris County Hospital Auxiliary was founded in 1986. The goal was to make positive supporting contributions to the hospital and the community by helping assist the staff in providing the best patient care possible. MCH Auxiliary Mission Statement The purpose of the Morris County Hospital Auxiliary shall be to act as an advocate for the Morris County Hospital. The Auxiliary shall assist the Hospital Staff in promoting the health and welfare of the community and shall engage in fund raising activities to benefit the Hospital. What kind of activities & projects does the Auxiliary sponsor? Pediatric Projects Every child who is a patient at Morris County Hospital receives a pediatric bag with a stuffed toy or color books and crayons. The toy choice depends on age appropriateness. Scholarships The Auxiliary awards two scholarships to Morris County students who are pursuing careers in a medically related field such as Nursing, Lab, Radiology, Physical Therapy, Etc. Scholarship applications can be picked up from an auxiliary member at Morris County Hospital. Education Each year, the Auxiliary along with the hospital staff choose an educational topic to present to the community. Fund Raisers The Auxiliary raises money in order to buy items needed by the hospital through fund raising events throughout the year: Gift Shop - all proceeds from the Gift Shop are used to fund hospital projects. Bake-less Sale - you may make a donation instead of baking. R.A.D.A Cutlery Sales Who can join the Auxillary? You may call the hospital information desk or contact any Auxiliary member and they can provide you with information. The dues are $5.00 a year (payable to Membership Chairman). For more information, or to become a member please call 620-767-6811.

MCH Medical Staff Our MCH staff is comprised of a team of individuals that care about your medical and health needs and goals. We pride ourselves on a collaborative workplace with a patients first philosophy, and utilize the latest education and technology to ensure our rural community has access to only the best of care. Because we care. ♥️ Active Medical Staff John Mosier MD located at MCH Medical Clinic, MCH Clinic Herington Sydnee P. Nelson MD located at MCH Medical Clinic, Morris County Hospital, MCH Clinic Chase County, Morris County Health Department Katie Walker APRN located at Morris County ED, Morris County Hospital, MCH Convenient Care Casey L. Cowdin PA-C located at MCH Medical Clinic, Morris County Hospital, MCH Clinic Chase County Lora A. Siegle MD, RHC Medical Director located at MCH Medical Clinic, Morris County Hospital Lisa C. Meyer DNP, APRN, FNP-C located at Morris County Hospital, Morris County ED, MCH Convenient Care, Morris County Health Department Carol Coirier PA-C located at MCH Clinic Chase County, Morris County Health Department Brett A. Siegle MD located at MCH Medical Clinic, Morris County Hospital Haley Morgan FNP located at MCH Medical Clinic, MCH Clinic White City Deborah Benning PA-C located at MCH Medical Clinic, Morris County Hospital Rural Nursing is Our Specialty The nurses at Morris County Hospital pride themselves for being well-rounded health care providers. The hospital nurses are certified in: Basic Life Support, Acute Cardiac Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, and Neonatal Resuscitation. Every nurse employed at Morris County Hospital is competent in the Emergency Room, Obstetrics, and Medical-Surgical nursing. Every day the nurses are faced with new experiences to take their career and knowledge to an advanced level of care for patients. Consulting Medical Staff H.R. Boolani MD Cardiology Joel E. Hornung MD Family Practice Patricia Gutowski APRN Nephrology Michael G. Reynolds MD Ophthalmology Felipe Rosso MD Urology Chen H. Chow MD Cardiology Diane L. Hunt MD General Surgery E.M. Elamin MD Oncology Daniel Samani MD Orthopedics P. Ranaweera MD Cardiology F.V. Bedros MD Nephrology Claudia Perez-Tomayo MD Oncology Steve Short MD Pulmonologist Manhattan Radiology Staff All imaging services offered by Morris County Hospital Radiology are read by the board-certified radiologists of Manhattan Radiology. Kelly Ivester MD Radiology Curtis Mick MD Radiology Greg Welle MD Radiology Hannah Olson MD Radiology Matthew Gish MD Radiology Vern Huang MD Radiology Peterson Laboratory Services Staff Susan Speaks MD, Phd Pathologist David Jaskierny MD Pathologist Dionnee James MD Pathologist

On this page... Board of Directors Goals Contribute Committment Golf Benefit Morris County Hospital Foundation The Morris County Hospital Foundation, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, was founded in 1987 by the Morris County Hospital Board. The goal of the Foundation is to raise funds for the support of Morris County Hospital and its programs in Morris County and the surrounding areas. Since the beginning, the Foundation has purchased or built three satellite clinics, providing services in Alta Vista, White City, and Cottonwood Falls. The foundation has raised money for the hospital including the latest Emergency Room Expansion/Renovation Project 2018. This project also included the OB Rooms, two ADA Rooms, Helipad Ambulance, and a Secure Room. In 2023,The Foundation raised funds for a 3D Mammography machine that was purchased for the Radiology department. MCH Foundation Mission Statement The Morris County Hospital Foundation is organized for the benefit of the Morris County Hospital and it's Affiliates. The Foundation, in partnership with donors, seeks to meet both immediate- and long-range health care needs. Donation Form MCH Foundation Board of Directors Chad Tischhauser President Monica Simecka Marsha Tischhauser Treasurer Stacy Zeigler Executive Director Scott Bankes Sandy Bachura Dustin Manson Candace Boardman Secretary Becky Nurnberg MCH Foundation Goals To continue to develop and support the hospital’s outreach through the area clinics. To improve and maintain facilities. To purchase equipment. To develop new health care programs and provide educational materials. To establish and support community wellness and education programs. Your act of kindness will... Help maintain high quality health care in your hospital and area clinics. Increase the availability of vital medical services. Provide you the opportunity to make a major impact on the quality of life in your community. A gift to the Foundation will…. Save you money Because the Foundation is a charitable organization, it is qualified to receive tax deductible* contributions. Depending on your IRS tax bracket, a significant part of your gift may qualify for a direct tax deduction. A large gift may qualify as a tax deduction for up to 5 years. A bequest to the Foundation through your will is an excellent way to benefit others. By supporting health care in your community you can contribute to your community while reducing your tax burden. * Tax deductibility is subject to IRS regulations. Please see your tax advisor for applicabilit y. Donation Form Contribute to your community in a very special way The Morris County Hospital Foundation gives you ways to contribute to your community in a very special way. You can be assured that your donation will provide healthcare for generations to come. There are Tax Deductible* Ways to Support Healthcare Pledge A pledge over a period of years impacts and supports health care in a significant ongoing way. Cash Donation All cash donations throughout the year can be claimed as charitable contributions on your Federal Income Tax* Estate Planning Wills, Charitable Annuity, Charitable Trust, Land. Life Insurance The premium payment on a life insurance policy can be used as a tax deduction* when the Morris County Hospital Foundation is named the recipient of the policy. Memorials A Morris County Hospital Foundation Memorial is a gift to healthcare that keeps on giving. A memorial donation in lieu of flowers is an everlasting gift. The memorial program is a special way to say what is in your heart upon losing someone close to you. This unique service was created to help donors convey their sympathy to bereaved family members in a meaningful way. Upon receiving your donation in memory of a loved one, friend, or business associate, the foundation will send a letter to the family of the deceased notifying them of your gift. Your expression of concern will convey your thoughtfulness better than any other gesture could. Memorial gifts are tax deductible*. Your memorial donation can be directed to the area that means the most to you, either a specific unit or department, or to the area designated by the family of the deceased. You may be assured that your gift will help provide quality, compassionate health care for your family and friends for generations to come. * Tax deductibility is subject to IRS regulations. Please see your tax advisor for applicabilit y. Donation Form Commitment The strength of the Morris County Hospital is built on the commitment of our qualified physicians and staff. Family medicine is our focus and we are devoted to healing and serving the community. Medical services are available at the hospital and clinics. Our effort to reach out to surrounding communities has been a valuable resource. We are fortunate to have top quality staff and a progressive facility. This combination gives our area a cornerstone to be proud of. With your support we will be able to provide quality healthcare for generations to come. For more information on how to give a gift to the Morris County Hospital, contact the Executive Director, Stacy Zeigler. She would be happy to meet with you at your convenience to talk with you about these options for giving. You can reach her at... Morris County Hospital 600 N Washington Council Grove, KS 66846 (620) 767-6811, Ext. 148 * Tax deductibility is subject to IRS regulations. Please see your tax advisor for applicabilit y. 2025 Golf Tournament Gold Sponsors SPONSORS FOR THE MORRIS COUNTY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 28th ANNUAL BENEFIT GOLF TOURNAMENT, August 16, 2025 The Gold Award Sponsors: TCT Broadband MCH Rehab with Doctors of Physical Therapy Accord Hospice Stormont Vail State Farm, Travis LeMay Precision Anesthesia, Shaun McEuen, CRNA Thank you to all of the sponsors, volunteers, and golfers who made the 28th Annual Golf Tournament Benefit a HUGE success! Donation Form For more information on how to give a gift to the Morris County Hospital, contact the Executive Director, Stacy Zeigler. She would be happy to meet with you at your convenience to talk with you about these options for giving. You can reach her by email at szeigler@mrcohosp.com or call 620-767-6811, ext. 148.

Patient Forms & Information This page contains the complete list of forms for Morris County Hospital. Professionals are available to assure confidential care of your medical records and proper certification of your hospital stay. New Patient Packet Click to download General Patient Forms Financial Assistance for 2026 Living Will Declaration Power of Attorney Direct Access Lab Form Info Release Authorization Care of Minors Authorization Kansas Voter Declination Income & Demographic Data Family Planning Forms Female Health History Birth Control Guide Breast Pump Questionnaire Postpartum Diet Questionnaire Info Exchange Authorization Birth Control Pill Consent Breast Pump Agreement Infant Diet Questionnaire Family Planning Consent Birth Control Patch Consent WIC Responsibilities Toddler Diet Questionnaire HIV Test Consent Birth Control Shot Consent Prenatal Diet Questionnaire Child Diet Questionnaire Immunization / Vaccine Information & Forms Child and Adult immunizations available. Call for appointment! 2023-24 School Requirements Vaccine Consent Form Health Worker Vaccine Visit the CDC's website for immunization information... CDC Immunizations MCH Privacy Policy Notice of Privacy

On this page... Amenities Visitors Guide Discharge Planning Patient Care Guide Patient Rights Becoming a Patient The Information in this section will answer some of the questions you may have if you are an inpatient with us. Patient Rooms Morris County Hospital’s patient rooms are all private, one patient rooms. They are very spacious with their own private restroom. Birthing Rooms Morris County Hospital has two all inclusive labor, delivery and postpartum suites equipped with a whirlpool bathtub. These rooms provide the opportunity for newborns to room in with their Mother. Hospital Amenities Hours The front entrance of the hospital is open from 7:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m., after 5:00 p.m. enter through our Emergency Room Doors. Gift Shop Patients & visitors may purchase gift items at the auxiliary gift shop, located the main lobby. Vending Machines Vending machines are located by the Emergency Room Visitor seating area. Spiritual/Psychosocial Services If you wish, we will notify your pastor that you are in the hospital. We also have ministers from the ministerial alliance that are willing to visit you if your pastor is not available. Meditation Room The Meditation room is a place for peaceful reflection in times of need. Provided by the Ministerial Alliance. Visitor Guidelines We encourage visits by family and friends. They are an important part of your recovery. Please understand that there are times when visitors should be limited due to patients condition and treatment. Your sensitivity and cooperation are appreciated. Children and adults who are ill or have colds are asked not to visit. Smoking Morris County Hospital is a smoke-free facility. We recognize our responsibility to provide our patients, visitors and employees with a healthy and safe environment. We appreciate your cooperation. No Smoking or Tobacco use is allowed on Morris County Hospital Property. During your hospital stay, you can expect many people to walk in and out of your room: physicians, nurses, technicians, food service aides, and other hospital employees, and of course visitors. The friends and family who come to see you can be a great source of comfort, but they can also be disruptive and may insist on talking to you when you’re tired, uncomfortable, or just not in the mood for guests. Here are some coping strategies: Urge people to call before visiting so you can tell them what time would be convenient or that you’re not feeling up to having company Don’t feel obligated to see everyone who wants to visit. Don’t feel that you have to respond to prying questions. Give vague answers, such as “They’re working on that,” or “They’re waiting for test results.” If pressed, say “I’d rather not talk about that.” Then bring up another subject. Encourage visitors to talk about themselves. That takes the focus off topics you’d rather not discuss. Be aware that according to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, your family and friends have no right to medical information about you without your authorization, and the staff should not be expected to give them any such information. Ask people who have a cold or any other communicable illness to stay away. Don’t argue with visitors who think they have all the answers about the best way to treat your illness. If you want to limit your visits to, for example, close relatives, ask a nurse to post a sign saying, “Immediate family only.” Or you can request a sign that reads, “No visitors. Inquire at the nurses desk.” Don’t hesitate to tell visitors that the visit is over. A remark such as “I need to rest now” should suffice. Discharge Planning You will be assisted in developing a plan for discharge. The Discharge Planner will talk with you about expected post hospital care needs, develop an appropriate plan of care with you and your family, and assist in making arrangements. Arrange in-home services if needed such as bath-aid, physical or occupational therapy and housekeeping. Will also make arrangements for hospice, medal equipment, oxygen or transfers to nursing homes or other facilities. Advance Directives Advance Directives are documents which state your choices about medical treatment or name someone to make decisions about your medical treatment, if you are unable to make these decisions and choices yourself. They are called advance directives, because they are signed in advance to let your doctor and other health care providers know your wishes concerning medical treatment. Through advance directives, you can make decisions about your future medical care. Kansas law recognizes two types of advance directives, a Living Will and a Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care. If you would like more information or have questions about advance directives, please ask to speak to our hospital Discharge Planner. The Discharge Planner is also available to assist you in executing these documents. Forms are available and may be completed at the hospital. Living Will Declaration Power of Attorney Indigent Drug Program Program available to those with no prescription drug coverage. Must have local doctor and meet certain program criteria. Morris County Hospital Patient Portal Patient Portal Self Enrollment Form Patient Care Guide Telephones Your room has a telephone available for use. This is not a direct number into your room, all calls go through the hospital switchboard, then transferred to your room. To dial a local number on the telephone in your room, dial 9 first and then the number. To make a long distance call, ask a member of the nursing staff. Safety The nursing staff will discuss how to use the call light, bathroom call light, and bed controls. To prevent injury, please wear non-slip footwear when up. If you do not have any, tell your nurse. No tobacco use is allowed on hospital property.. Education We want all of our patients and their families to feel informed about their condition and any part of their stay at Morris County Hospital. Members of your health care team will answer any questions you may have about hospital routines, care, equipment, tests, treatments, medications and diet. Survey There is a survey form in your admission packet. Your opinion is very important to us. Please fill out this survey about the care that was provided to you. You may leave it with your nurse on dismissal, or mail it back to us in our postage paid envelope when you get home. Patient Rights This is a list of your rights as a patient. This also gives the procedure for filing a complaint, if necessary. You have the right to considerate and respectful care. You have the right to obtain from your physician complete, current information concerning your diagnosis, treatment and prognosis in terms you can reasonably expect to understand. You have the right to receive from your physician information necessary to give informed consent prior to the start of any procedure and/or treatment. You have the right to have an advance directive (such as a living will, health care proxy, or durable power of attorney for health care) concerning treatment or designating a surrogate decision maker with the expectation that the hospital will honor the intent of that directive to the extent permitted by law and hospital policy. You have the right to refuse treatment to the extent permitted by law and to be informed of the medical consequences of your action. You have the right to every consideration of your privacy concerning your own medical care program. You have the right to expect that all communications and records pertaining to your care should be treated as confidential. You have the right to review the records pertaining to your medical care and to have the information explained or interpreted as necessary, except when restricted by law. You have the right to expect that within its capacity, the hospital must make a reasonable response to your request for services. When medically permissible, you may be transferred to another facility only after you have received complete information and explanation concerning the needs for and alternatives to such a transfer. You have the right to obtain, and get assistance to obtain, a second opinion concerning your care. You have the right to obtain information as to any relationship of your hospital to other health care and educational institutions insofar as your care is concerned. You have the right to purchase your records. You have the right to be advised if the hospital proposes to engage in, or perform, human experimentation affecting your care or treatment. You have the right to refuse to participate in such research projects. You have the right to expect reasonable continuity of care. You have the right to know what hospital rules and regulations apply to your conduct as a patient. You have the right to be free of restraints. You have the right to be free from seclusion. If you feel your rights have been violated in any way, or if you have a complaint concerning your care, ask to see a member of the administrative staff. Your complaint will then be investigated and any necessary action will be taken accordingly. You will receive a response within 72 hours. You also have the right to file a complaint with licensing agencies concerning your care or your bill. A. For complaints regarding your care: Kansas Advocacy and Protective Services 1-800-432-8276. B. For complaints regarding your bill: State of Kansas Ombudsman 1-800-432-3535 You have the right to adequate pain control with the appropriate medication or treatment. You have the right to exercise these rights and you will not be discriminated against because you have exercised these rights.

White City, Kansas MCH Clinic White City We provide Family Practice, caring for the entire family. Address 106 West Mackenzie Street White City, KS 66872 Contact phone (785) 349-2274 emergency 911 fax (785) 349-2275 email webmaster@mrcohosp.com Office Hours Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm closed 8:00 am – 5:00 pm closed 8:00 am – 5:00 pm closed closed by appointment ONLY White City Clinic Providers Haley Morgan FNP

Careers at MCH New challenges and opportunities to learn are what allow great careers to thrive. Join our family and you’ll experience it firsthand — alongside expert caregivers in a culture that provides you the support you need. Together, we can deliver the world-class care our patients expect. Browse some of our key career areas below and explore how we support you in the things that really matter. MCH is an equal opportunity employer valuing the diversity and inherent dignity of all job seekers. We do not discriminate based upon race, color, religion, age, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, disability, veteran status, genetic information, gender identity, or any other applicable legally protected status. MCH is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities and disabled veterans in our application process. If you need assistance or an accommodation due to a disability, please contact us by sending an email to webmaster@mrcohosp.com

Herington, Kansas MCH Clinic Herington We provide Family Practice, caring for the entire family. Address 6 N Broadway St, Herington, KS 67449 Contact phone (785) 258-6028 emergency 911 fax (785) 645-5006 email webmaster@mrcohosp.com Office Hours Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 8:00 am – 12:00pm, 1:00pm – 5:00 pm 8:00 am – 12:00pm, 1:00pm – 5:00 pm 8:00 am – 12:00pm, 1:00pm – 5:00 pm 8:00 am – 12:00pm, 1:00pm – 5:00 pm closed closed closed Herington Clinic Providers John Mosier MD

MCH Radiology Department Ultrasound Ultrasound uses a hand-held probe to send high frequency sound waves into your body, then sophisticated software displays an image of the body’s interior by the rate at which the echoes return to the probe. General Ultrasound Hours Monday-Tuesday, Thursday-Friday, 8am - 5pm A scheduled appointment is required. Echo/Echocardiogram Hours Wednesdays An appointment is required for these exams. An Echo must be read by a Cardiologist. MCH offers patients/providers the choice of the following reading facilities: Stormont Vail, University of KS St. Francis Campus, Heart & Vascular Center of Manhattan Procedures... In addition to general and cardiac ultrasound, we also perform specialty exams such as US guided biopsies, aspirations, and diagnostic breast work. Frequently Asked Questions... How Do I Prepare for My Ultrasound? Some ultrasound exams have a prep and some do not. When scheduling your appointment, you will be informed of any prep, we will also call you to remind you of your prep the day prior to your exam. What to Expect During Your Ultrasound... Depending on the area of the body being examined, we may ask you to change into a gown or undress from the waist down. You’ll lie down on the padded table and a sonographer will use a transducer (ultrasound probe) to obtain necessary images. We offer online sharing of your medical images using Nuance Powershare. This service allows us to share images with your provider in a secure and convenient way! All imaging will be sent to the physicians of Manhattan Radiology to be read and reported. Your ordering provider will have your report within 24 to 48 hours. Your provider should contact you with your results. All services require a written order from a physician in good standing and licensed to practice medicine in the State of Kansas. Return to MCH Radiology Department Return to All MCH Services

MCH Rehab Center Aquatic Therapy What is Aquatic Therapy? Experienced therapists are waiting to help in a state-of-the-art facility featuring an underwater camera system, assisted entrance and exit, a temperature-controlled environment, a removable floor for depth control, and water currents with variable speeds. Aquatic therapy is often used in conjunction with traditional land-based therapy to enhance and restore a person's functional abilities. Populations that may benefit range from children to older adults. Oftentimes, patients may regain their quality of life faster and more thoroughly than with land therapy alone. How does aquatic therapy promote healing? Buoyancy The buoyancy of water provides support, allowing a patient to move more easily. This can reduce apprehension about movement. Heat Aquatic therapy is provided in a heated pool with temperatures ranging from 92-94 degrees. Exercising in warm water increases blood flow and oxygen delivery to the injury, which promotes healing. Hydrostatic Pressure Pressure from water molecules surrounding the body helps circulate blood from the legs to the heart, often reducing swelling in the ankles and feet. Resistance Water resistance improves balance and strength in all muscle directions, as well as increasing sensory awareness. Resistance can be tailored to each individual patient based on the speed of movement. Benefits of Aquatic Therapy... Accelerate healing Decrease apprehension to movement Initiate rehab at an earlier stage; therefore returning to activities of daily living in the shortest possible time Decrease rehabilitation time and overall treatment costs Enhance exercise and create a safe environment for progressive rehabilitation Improve tolerance to weight-bearing activity Goals of Aquatic Therapy... Improve confidence during daily functional activities Improve cardiovascular function and endurance Improve muscle strength Reduce stress Increase range of motion and flexibility Improve balance and coordination Who can be helped with Aquatic Therapy? Aquatic therapy is beneficial to patients of all ages. Common diagnoses that can be improved with aquatic therapy include, but are not limited to: Low Back Pain Joint & Muscle Pain Orthopedic Injuries Sporting Injuries Work-Related Injuries Post-Operative Hips, Ankles & Shoulders Osteoarthritis Impaired Balance Difficulty Walking Generalized Weakness Multiple Sclerosis Stroke Fibromyalgia Spinal Cord Injuries Cerebral Palsy Autism/Asperger's Disease Developmental Delay Parkinson's Disease Traumatic Brain Injuries OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU The goal of the Morris County Hospital Rehab Center is to provide quality care with an emphasis on individual, personalized service. Rest assured, our highly trained staff is constantly learning, applying, and practicing the most modern and successful methods in the physical, occupational, and speech therapy fields. Your return to good health is our common goal. MCH Rehab Center Phone: 620.767.6811 Address: 600 North Washington Street, Council Grove, KS 66846 Return to MCH Rehab Ce nter Return to All MCH Services

MCH Radiology Department Morris County Hospital Radiology Department is proud to provide our patients with exceptional care and advanced technology. Over the last several years our department has experienced numerous changes in order to offer new and innovative technologies and better serve you. MCH Radiology Department Hours Monday through Friday from 7:00am – 5:00pm Your scheduled start time will be dependent on the type of service you need. We are staffed on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for emergency needs. For more detailed information, review your service below or contact us 620-767-6811 ext. 121 Cancer Support MCH Radiology cancer support mission is to provide comfort, dignity, and hope to patient facing cancer and to empower young women in out community through compassionate support. With the support of the Morris County Hospital Foundation, we provide comfort, dignity, and encouragement to women facing a cancer diagnosis. Each woman receives a thoughtful gift along with information about wigs, financial grants, and local resources—small but meaningful reminders that she is not alone. Breast cancer patients undergoing mastectomies and lumpectomies at MCH are offered a Pink Box—a carefully assembled gift designed to support women during their surgical journey. Each box includes practical recovery items such as a drain-holding camisole, shower lanyards, seatbelt cushion, and mastectomy care tools, along with breast cancer awareness items. Pink Boxes are made possible by the generous support of the Hospital Auxiliary and the Mammography Department, offering both comfort and hope during an overwhelming time. We are also proud to partner with The Cancer Research Foundation to provide patient bags as part of our lung cancer screening program for those diagnosed with lung cancer. These bags are designed to offer encouragement, resources, and reassurance at a moment when patients may feel frightened and uncertain- reminding them they are supported from the very beginning of their journey. Beyond cancer care, we are excited to partner with our local school to expand our mission to empower young women by providing makeup and hygiene products to those in need. We believe confidence matters, self-worth matters, and every young woman deserves to feel seen and supported. Through every project, our goal remains the same: to surround local women in need with compassion, strength, and a community that truly cares. Our Radiology Services CT Scan (Computed Tomography) Computed Tomography is a sophisticated form of x-ray imaging that provides pictures of the body in a series of slices. A CT scan shows clear images of bone, internal organs, muscles and blood vessels which allows doctors to distinguish between normal, diseased, or injured tissue. Learn More DEXA Scan (Bone Density) DEXA scans measure your bone density with a low dose of radiation, which is interpreted by sophisticated computer analysis. Your test results will assist your physician in determining whether you need treatment for bone loss. Learn More Diagnostic Radiology An x-ray image is produced when a small amount of radiation passes through the body. Your provider may order an x-ray to help diagnose an injury or disease in nearly any part of the body. Learn More Mammography This procedure uses very low doses of radiation to obtain images of the breasts, allowing doctors to detect small cancers even before they can be felt. Learn More MRI MRI provides excellent images without radiation exposure by using a super conductive electromagnet, radio waves and sophisticated computer software to generate and enhance images. The result is an unprecedented view of internal organs, body structure and systems which provide detailed images needed to make an accurate diagnosis. Learn More Nuclear Medicine Nuclear medicine comprises diagnostic examinations that result in images of body anatomy and function. The images are developed based on the detection of energy emitted from a radioactive substance given to the patient, either intravenously or by mouth. Generally, radiation to the patient is similar to that resulting from standard x-ray examinations. Learn More Ultrasound Ultrasound uses a hand-held probe to send high frequency sound waves into your body, then sophisticated software displays an image of the body’s interior by the rate at which the echoes return to the probe. Learn More We offer online sharing of your medical images using Nuance Powershare. This service allows us to share images with your provider in a secure and convenient way! All imaging will be sent to the physicians of Manhattan Radiology to be read and reported. Your ordering provider will have your report within 24 to 48 hours. Your provider should contact you with your results. All services require a written order from a physician in good standing and licensed to practice medicine in the State of Kansas. Manhattan Radiology Staff All imaging services offered by Morris County Hospital Radiology are read by the board-certified radiologists of Manhattan Radiology. Kelly Ivester MD Medical Degree: Mercer University School of Medicine 2000 Internship & Residency: Baptist Medical Center, Birmingham, AL 2005 Fellowship: Tulane University Hospital 2006 American Board of Radiology certified 2005 Started with Manhattan Radiology in 2006 Curtis Mick MD Medical Degree: University of Kansas School of Medicine 2010 Residency: University of Kansas Hospital, Kansas City KS 2015 American Board of Radiology certified 2016 Started with Manhattan Radiology in 2015 Greg Welle MD Medical Degree: University of Minnesota School of Medicine, Minneapolis, MN 1989 Internship & Residency: Madigan Army Medical Center, Tacoma, WA 1994 Military Service: Army (1989-1997) Previous experience: IACH 1994-1997 American Board of Radiology certified 1994 Started with Manhattan Radiology in 1996 Hannah Olson MD Medical Degree: University of Kansas School of Medicine 2019 Internship: UMKC School of Medicine, 2020 Residency: UMKC School of Medicine, 2024 Started with Manhattan Radiology in 2024 Matthew Gish MD Medical Degree: University of Kansas School of Medicine 2004 Internship: University of Tennessee 2005 Residency: Baptist Memorial Hospital, Memphis, TN 2009 American Board of Radiology certified 2009 Started with Manhattan Radiology in 2009 Vern Huang MD Medical Degree: University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston, 2020 Internship: University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston, 2021 Residency: University of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine, 2025 Started with Manhattan Radiology in 2025 MANHATTAN RADIOLOGY CONTACT INFO Phone: 785-539-7641 Address: 1133 College Ave STE C143, Manhattan, KS 66502 Website: https://manhattanradiology.com/ MCH Radiology Staff Imaging Director Veronica "Corky" Messer, R.T. (R) (M) A.R.R.T. LRT Radiology Technologists Deanna Buttrey, R.T (R) (M) A.R.R.T., LRT Kirstin Friesen, R.T. (R), CT, A.R.R.T., LRT Bailey Buttrey, R.T., (R), (MR) Tristyn Lawrenz , Radiologic Technologist Isabel Villegas R.T. (R) A.R.R.T, LRT Sonographers Brian Weber, RDCS Kailea Horn, RDMS (AB OB/GYN) Misty Burnett, RVT Office Staff Allicia Moreno, Administrative Secretary Return to All MCH Services