On National Rural Health Day, we take a moment to celebrate our rural home and give thanks for the opportunity to be your hospital. From expanding and renovating our facilities for future growth to recruiting new physicians, we’re doing more to make sure every Columbus resident has the care they need close to home. With
Columbus Community Hospital has received a generous donation from the Lynch Family Charitable Trust for the purchase of new equipment for the neonatal and maternity departments at the hospital. “With other rural hospitals challenged to keep maternity services available, Columbus Community Hospital is in a unique position of expanding its services for new moms and
Columbus Community Hospital welcomed the first newborn of 2024 when Theo Vavrusa was born January 2 to Dana Benz and Trey Vavrusa of Hallettsville. Dr. Eslam Elhammady and the labor and delivery nurses at CCH delivered the 8.3 lbs. baby boy. “Welcoming the first baby of the new year is always exciting for everyone
Columbus Community Hospital has earned a Level I Neonatal Facility designation from the Texas Department of State Health Services. This designation is only awarded following an in-depth assessment and review of the hospital’s neonatal care program. “We’re committed to providing excellent care for families and expectant mothers in the Columbus region,” said Columbus Community Hospital
March 30 is Doctors’ Day, a day to celebrate and appreciate all our incredible physicians. Doctors’ Day is an opportunity to acknowledge and thank our physicians who care for our community in our hospital and clinics. And, it’s an opportunity to recognize doctors’ many medical advancements and their continuous efforts to improve modern health care.
Learn more about the incredible nurses dedicated to care in our community The team at Columbus Community Hospital is proud of the work it does on behalf of the community and the health care industry.Here's a quick look at how our great nursing teams are making a difference for our patients.
Quality Care in Columbus. For Lauren Dahse and her family, convenience and high-quality care meant having her baby at Columbus Community Hospital with a team she could trust. Like other busy moms, Lauren juggles work, kids activities, and of course, doctor visits. So when she and her husband started planning on where to
Recognized by State Officials as Designated Level II Facility for Maternity Services (COLUMBUS, Texas) The Texas Department of State Health Services recognized Columbus Community Hospital as a Level II Maternal Care Facility. The recognition follows an intensive review of operations at the hospital by state officials, who examined the facility’s preparation, staff training, and other
