Coffey Health System

Coffey Health System Based in Burlington, KS, Coffey Health System offers a wide array of healthcare services.

Testicular Cancer Awareness Month recognizes a cancer that is the most common type among men ages 15–35 years, but men o...
04/12/2026

Testicular Cancer Awareness Month recognizes a cancer that is the most common type among men ages 15–35 years, but men of all ages can be at risk. When discovered early, testicular cancer is 95 percent curable. Learn about the symptoms and how to perform monthly self-exams at www.testicularcancerawarenessfoundation.org/signs-and-symptoms. And see your doctor if symptoms are present. Timely testing is crucial.

Bring the little ones to Family Fun Fest at the Burlington Library until 11 a.m. There’s lots to do inside and they can ...
04/11/2026

Bring the little ones to Family Fun Fest at the Burlington Library until 11 a.m. There’s lots to do inside and they can explore an ambulance and fire truck! Come say hi to our awesome EMS crew.

04/10/2026

You see our faces all the time. These are some of the special faces that welcome us home each day. National Pet Day, April 11, 2026.

For almost 41 years, Pharmacist Dondi Eichmann has been a calm and steady presence at CHS, sharing his knowledge and sho...
04/09/2026

For almost 41 years, Pharmacist Dondi Eichmann has been a calm and steady presence at CHS, sharing his knowledge and showing true integrity. He has seen us through good times and challenges—and always managed to make us laugh. We will miss him greatly as he begins his well-earned retirement.

Occupational therapists help people live fuller lives by promoting health and helping them manage or prevent injury, ill...
04/08/2026

Occupational therapists help people live fuller lives by promoting health and helping them manage or prevent injury, illness, or disability. This includes any meaningful activity a person wants to pursue, such as caring for themselves and their family, working, volunteering, going to school, and other daily activities.

This Occupational Therapy Month, we proudly recognize the excellent care our team provides. (Left to right) OT Assistant Bri Myers recently celebrated her first year with CHS. Karen Foster has helped our patients for 26 years and leads our rehabilitation services. Mackenzie Jeffers joined our team six years ago.

Thank you, Bri, Karen, and Mackenzie, for everything you do!

Important information for those on Medicare!
04/08/2026

Important information for those on Medicare!

Be on the lookout for claims appearing on your Medicare Summary Notice (MSN) for:
- Counseling visits
- HIV screening
- Hepatitis B screening
These are for Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV prevention and are being unnecessarily billed. If you see this on your Medicare statements, report it to the SMP.
Medicare DOES cover the FDA-Approved PrEP using antiretroviral drugs to prevent HIV in patients at increased of getting HIV.
If you have questions regarding unnecessary charges on your Medicare Summary Notice or what your Medicare covers with preventative benefits, contact your local SHICK or SMP counselor at 800.860.5260.

04/06/2026

This is a reminder that it does not cost anything to sign up for Medicare. Do not pay anyone to sign you up for Medicare or help you apply for Medicare.

If you need help with getting signed up for Medicare or have questions on the best plans for you, reach out to your local SHICK counselor at 800.860.5260 for free, unbiased help.

You'll never find a more caring, kind, generous group than our volunteers, Friends of Coffey Health System. In the comin...
04/04/2026

You'll never find a more caring, kind, generous group than our volunteers, Friends of Coffey Health System. In the coming months, we will share their stories here in an ongoing feature called "Why I Volunteer."

Let's start with Linda!

Over the past 21 years, Linda has been active in many capacities with Friends of CHS. In addition to helping in the gift shop, assisting with hospital events and bake sales, and processing time sheets and payroll deductions, she leads two significant projects that benefit our community and military canines worldwide. She spearheads the collection of plastic bags, which are recycled into durable benches (four of which grace our facilities). The annual “Christmas for Canines” generated $5,035 for active duty and retired canines last year alone.

She writes: “During the time in the fall when we are doing the troop/hero dog project. I will frequently run into someone in the store or out and about, and they will ask me how the project is going. They will tell me just how important they think it is, and then will pull some money out of their billfold or purse to donate. They continually prove to me how generous and kind our community is. We have been doing the project since 2009 and have touched many lives, which makes me very proud of our volunteers.”

This guy!!! We are so fortunate to call Jordan our colleague and friend.
04/04/2026

This guy!!! We are so fortunate to call Jordan our colleague and friend.

We can’t wait to see the kiddos who are participating in today’s Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Burlington Jaynes. Tha...
04/04/2026

We can’t wait to see the kiddos who are participating in today’s Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Burlington Jaynes. Thank you to our colleagues at Coffey County Medical Center and The Meadows for handing out goodies!

Thank you to everyone who helped make Friday's blood drive a huge success for our partners at Community Blood Center!
04/04/2026

Thank you to everyone who helped make Friday's blood drive a huge success for our partners at Community Blood Center!

As we age, it is common to begin noticing symptoms of memory loss or cognitive decline—but taking the next step toward d...
04/04/2026

As we age, it is common to begin noticing symptoms of memory loss or cognitive decline—but taking the next step toward diagnosis can be frightening. An event on Friday, April 10, brings experts from KU Med to Burlington to meet with individuals and their loved ones.

In partnership with the University of Kansas Health System's Cognitive Care Network, CHS hosts a series of "Brain Health Days." Participants schedule free appointments with KU Med clinicians who can help determine whether dementia or other cognitive disorders might be present. If needed, the clinicians can begin setting up an individualized care program. The next event in this series is coming up on Friday, April 10 at Coffey County Medical Center in Burlington.

To schedule a “Brain Health Day” appointment for yourself or a loved one, or for more information, call (620) 364-4556.

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801 N 4th Street
Burlington, KS
66839

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