Cheyenne County Hospital/Clinics/County Health

02/06/2026

We would like to hear from you!📢
It is time to update our 2023 Community Health Needs Assessment. We are seeking your input and suggestions regarding the healthcare needs in Cheyenne County.
Please use the link below or the QR code to complete the survey. The deadline is Feb. 23. All responses are confidential.
A community Town Hall is scheduled for Thursday, April 9 from 11:15-1 p.m. at the Quincy Room to discuss the survey findings and identify unmet needs.

02/05/2026

Red Cross Disaster Action Team Training - March 4 in St. Francis. This training is open to anyone who wants to work or assist in the Red Cross disaster relief efforts in their local area.

02/04/2026

February is American Heart Month, a time when all people are encouraged to focus on their cardiovascular health.
• Eat a Balanced Diet
• Exercise Regularly
• Quit Smoking
• Manage Stress
• Monitor Blood Pressure

02/03/2026

Get those joints jumping like they used to by lowering your risk for or managing your arthritis. Learn how at https://www.kdhe.ks.gov/841/Arthritis

02/02/2026

Annual Health Fair - April 7-9th

01/29/2026

Wednesday, January 28, 2026, United States Congressman Tracey Mann, representing the Kansas 1st District (The Big First), met with Cheyenne County Hospital leadership and board members in St. Francis to discuss recent federal hot button topics such as 340B, The Rural Health Transformation Plan (RHTP), Medicare Advantage Plans, and Healthcare Workforce Shortages. Thank you, Congressman Mann, for taking the time to listen and bring our suggestions back to the table for improvements.

01/26/2026

Anyone can get lung cancer from breathing in high levels of radon over time.

Get your home tested and remediated: https://www.kansasradonprogram.org/

01/23/2026

01/23/2026

This glove was found in the parking area of the hospital on the west end by rehab yesterday.
It can be claimed at the hospital registration desk.

01/22/2026

If you do get sick with flu, antiviral drugs, which are prescription medications, are a treatment option. These medications are most effective if taken early – within 48 hours of getting sick. Antivirals can lessen your flu symptoms, shorten duration of illness, and help prevent severe flu illness and related complications. Antivirals are NOT a substitute for annual flu vaccination.

Prompt treatment is recommended for people who have flu or suspected flu and who are at higher risk of serious flu complications, including those 65 years and older, young children, pregnant women, and people with chronic health conditions.

01/20/2026

National CRNA Week 2026 - We want to thank Alicia Wyatt, CRNA for her dedication and compasstion to the patients of Cheyenne County Hospital.
In countless operating rooms, delivery suites, and trauma settings across the country, you’ll find CRNAs practicing the science and heart of anesthesia.
CRNA's are the anesthesia experts to keep their patients safe, comfortable, and cared for.