Lindsborg Community Hospital

Name :

Lindsborg Community Hospital

Address  :

605 West Lincoln Street

Town  :

Lindsborg

State  :

Kansas

Country  :

USA

Post Code:

67456

Phone  :

785 227 3308

Fax  :

785 227 4130

Web URL  :


Description

Mission
Partners Caring for the Health of the Smoky Valley communities

Vision
The delivery of high quality personalized care by a dedicated team working together creating great healthcare experiences


History

Our History
As a young pioneer community Lindsborg was home to a multitude of prairie practitioners with as many as 17 doctors providing the medical needs in homes by making house calls on horseback The first community hospital was established by Dr William Holwerda in the early forties at the corner of State and First Streets in Lindsborg

Approached by a group of individuals committed to building a modern hospital Dr Holwerda sold the hospital to a newly formed board of directors Incorporated in 1944 the founding board was led by community leaders that included JO Stromquist Emil Deere and EE Malm familiar names known to be dedicated to building a hospital that would match the progressive attitude of Lindsborg citizens

Services at the new Lindsborg Community Hospital commenced in 1949 Some forty years later plans were initiated to build a brand new facility The doors to the current hospital opened November 1 1991 followed by the Lindsborg Rural Health Clinic in 1994

Since the very beginning our mission is reflected in our heritage

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