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Welcome to Ringgold County Hospital

 
 


At Ringgold County Hospital, we are committed to bringing the power of healthcare close to home. RCH is located in Mt. Ayr, Iowa. Our caring and professional staff serves the many communities of Ringgold County and beyond.

RCH has been providing care and services since 1951. By responding to the changing healthcare environment and continually developing services and technologies, we reduce the need for patients and families to travel long distances for quality healthcare.

Ringgold County Hospital is home to the Mt. Ayr Medical Clinic, which is equipped to offer quality general care to you and your family.

RCH also offers a wide range of medical services to our clients, including cardiac rehabilitation, inpatient care, dialysis, surgery, and more. Oncology, vascular, and cardiology are among the specialty clinics that visit RCH on a regular basis.



RCH NEWS

Golf Tournament Results

The Ringgold County Hospital held their annual golf tournament July 29. It was a beautiful day at the Mount Ayr Golf and Country Club for the tournament with the theme, “Tee-Time in Paradise.” The event included a 4-person scramble, lunch, prime rib dinner and awards receptions.

Proceeds from this charity golf event will help fund new equipment for the Ringgold County Hospital. This year funds were raised for a Zoll® Auto Pulse Compression Board for use in the ambulance and emergency department. The Auto Pulse Compression Board delivers automated CPR chest compressions.

Great support for the hospital was shown from the community, players, and our sponsors. Thank you!

Major Tournament Sponsors included: Iowa State Savings Bank, Yanik Companies, Iowa Pathology Associates, Bruce Ricker, D.O. and Gordon and Linda Winkler
Executive Tournament Sponsors included: Synergy Therapies Solutions and Graham Construction Company
Hole Sponsors included: Cunningham & Butler, Watson-Armstrong Funeral Home, Shared Imaging, Mercy Medical Center, United Country Cunning Company Real Estate, Jim Pedersen, P.C., Casey’s General Store, Z&Z Medical and Creston Automotive.

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HEALTH TIPS-Guide to when your child is too sick for school

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"When your child is too sick for school"

It can be difficult to make that early morning decision about whether or not to send your child to school when they wake up with minor symptoms. Sometimes it is hard to tell if they are going to get better or worse during the day, but using this guide should alleviate some of the guesswork.

As a general rule, children should stay home when they don't feel well enough to participate in normal activities or play. A child should definitely should be kept home when he or she:

*Has fever higher than 100.4 degrees F
*Vomits more than once in a 24 hour period
*Coughs almost constantly, has difficulty breathing or has a wheeze
*Has repeated bouts of diarrhea
*Is in persistent pain (ear, stomach, etc.)
*Displays a skin rash or red eye(s)
*Is infested with lice or scabies


DONATION FROM HOSPICE



Hospice of Central Iowa presented a gift of $7,000 for use in the family waiting area at the Ringgold County Hospital in a presentation recently. The gift was designated by the local advisory board of hospice.

Dr. Ricker named to Iowa ACOFP Board The Iowa Chapter of American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians (Iowa Chapter ACOFP) elected Dr. Bruce Ricker as a trustee to the board at the recent annual conference and scientific seminar held in Des Moines. The mission of the Iowa Chapter ACOFP is to promote excellence in the practice and education of osteopathic family physicians and students.





 
 
 
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