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RCHC Joins Statewide Campaign to ‘Catch Up On Care’

With a noticeable drop in preventative care visits to health care providers in 2020, individuals are urged to revisit their health care providers. Read more about Rawlins County Health Center’s participation in the Catch Up On Care Campaign Media Release.

Furthermore, Rawlins County Health Center and the Kansas Hospital Association want you to know why it is important to Catch Up On Care with this video.

Call 785-626-3241 to schedule your appointment.

RCHC April 2021 Newsletter

The Rawlins County Health Center (RCHC) publishes a monthly newsletter with current information about our hospital, clinics, and community.

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RACO CHNA 2020 Executive Summary

The Rawlins County Community Health Needs Assessment Community Forum will be held on Thursday, March 25th from 6 pm to 8 pm at the Columbian Hall in Atwood, Kansas.

A Zoom option is available. The Zoom will be listen-only, with the chat option available to ask questions and provide your top three priorities of community

 

health needs. Please email Suzanna Koel skoel@rchc.us prior to 4 pm on Thursday, March 25th for those instructions. If you have issues with connecting on Thursday, please text 785-626-2228.

If joining via Zoom, please click on the Executive Summary link, which will be discussed during the meeting.

RCHC March 2021 Newsletter

The Rawlins County Health Center (RCHC) publishes a monthly newsletter with current information about our hospital, clinics, and community.

Full Newsletter

RCHC February 2021 Newsletter

The Rawlins County Health Center (RCHC) publishes a monthly newsletter with current information about our hospital, clinics, and community.

Full Newsletter

RCHC January 2021 Newsletter

The Rawlins County Health Center (RCHC) publishes a monthly newsletter with current information about our hospital, clinics, and community.

Full Newsletter

RCHC December 2020 Newsletter

The Rawlins County Health Center (RCHC) publishes a monthly newsletter with current information about our hospital, clinics, and community.

Full Newsletter

Resignation of CEO/CMO, Ronald Robinson, MD

For Immediate Release – November 12, 2020

Atwood and Goodland, KS – Rawlins County Health Center and Goodland Regional Medical Center are announcing the resignation of CEO/CMO Ronald Robinson, MD, effective November 20, 2020.

During Dr. Robinson’s time at both RCHC and GRMC, he has been instrumental in bringing a collaborative approach to patient care. He has provided excellent leadership and knowledge in delivering financial sustainability for both facilities and was a vital component in preparing the hospitals for the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. While we are sad to see Dr. Robinson leave, he has been asked to be the Deputy Chief of Staff for the Denver VA beginning Monday, November 23, 2020. His outstanding leadership and knowledge will help our nation’s veterans receive quality healthcare in his new role.

During the transition, Josh Neff, Vice President of Integration and Rural Health with Centura, will be the interim CEO at both facilities. As Centura’s executive leader for Rural Health, Josh has worked hand-in-hand with both hospitals, their respective boards, providers and leadership teams for the last two years. He will be working with both hospital boards and key stakeholders to recruit a new CEO. RCHC and GRMC wish Ron well on his new endeavor and are excited to work with Josh daily.

Harlan Holste, RCHC Board of Trustees, Chairperson

Greg Cure, GRMC Board of Trustees, Chairperson

 

Media Contact:

Suzanna Koel, RCHC skoel@rchc.us

Amy Dovidio, GRMC amy.dovidio@goodlandregionalmedical.com

For Press Release click here.

RCHC November 2020 Newsletter

The Rawlins County Health Center (RCHC) publishes a monthly newsletter with current information about our hospital, clinics, and community.

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Dr. Tamara Robbins to join RCHC Medical Staff in January 2021

For Immediate Release

Atwood, KS – Rawlins County Health Center is proud to announce that Tamara Robbins, MD, will begin her Atwood practice in January 2021. Dr. Robbins and her family will be moving to Rawlins County from northeastern Indiana.

Dr. Robbins is board certified in family medicine, receiving her medical degree from Indiana University School of Medicine. She completed her residency in family medicine and proudly serves her current community, not only as a physician, but as an elected County Commissioner as well.

“I grew up in a rural, farming community, so I know and appreciate the value of hard work,” said Dr. Robbins. “I look forward to the opportunity of providing exceptional, personalized healthcare that every Rawlins County resident deserves.”

Dr. Robbins’ has been honored four times by her local newspaper as one of “Wells County’s Best Family Physicians” in its annual Readers’ Choice Awards.

“The hospital and board are thrilled to bring a medical doctor back to Rawlins County – a development the community has anticipated for a number of years,” said Dr. Ron Robinson, RCHC CEO. “Dr. Robbins will make a wonderful addition to our medical staff as she provides comprehensive family medical care to this area. I truly believe she is a good fit for our community. Dr. Robbins will initially practice part-time here, and part-time in Goodland. Our vision is for her Atwood practice to rapidly build to full-time.”

Dr. Robbins will join Mary Wilkinson, DC, FNP in the traditional clinic schedule. Jason Kearns, PA-C, Jose Renteria, ACNP, Paul Young, PA-C, and Brian Holgrem, PA-C will work on a rotating block schedule of four days on and eight days off while they also cover the emergency room. Dr. Travis Daise will remain on the medical staff during the transition to Dr. Robbins’ new practice.

Media Release
October 6, 2020
Media Contact
Suzanna Koel 785-626-3211 ext. 220
skoel@rchc.us

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