Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital

04/30/2026

Today, we’re honored to recognize Brenda Green for 26 incredible years with the RPMH Family!

As a valued member of our Dietary team, Brenda does so much more than help keep our patients and staff nourished; she brightens the entire facility with her joyful spirit. Her smile is truly contagious, and it’s hard to walk by without stopping to soak in a little of her wisdom and kindness.

Brenda has a special way of making people feel seen, valued, and uplifted.

Thank you, Brenda, for 26 years of heart, positivity, and unforgettable smiles. RPMH is better because of you!

04/30/2026

There’s something special about having someone you trust by your side every step of the way.

Jenn Robinson, Certified Nurse Midwife, is here to provide compassionate, personalized care for moms right here at Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital. From prenatal visits to delivery and beyond, Jenn is dedicated to making your experience as comfortable and meaningful as possible.

We’re also offering birthing classes to help you feel prepared and confident as you get closer to meeting your little one, check out the schedule!

Call today to schedule your appointment or learn more: (325) 235-8641

04/29/2026

New classes!

04/29/2026

We are grateful for our patients and their kind words

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04/29/2026

We are thankful for our patients and their kind words

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04/28/2026

When getting a new piece of equipment for a rural hospital, we must be good stewards and make it the best piece of equipment possible for our patients.

04/27/2026

See you for lunch!

04/27/2026

04/24/2026

In honor of RPMH serving Nolan County for 50 years:

Vonnell Boyd, RN – known to many of us as Mrs. Boyd – began her nursing career at Simmons Memorial Hospital in 1969. In 1977, she transitioned to RPMH where she was promoted to Head Nurse in 1978 and remained in that position until 1999. She then continued her service as Charge Nurse until her retirement in 2008.

04/23/2026

Today, we’re proud to recognize Stephanie Smith for 14 years of service with the RPMH Family!

As our Surgery Director, Stephanie plays a vital role in keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes. From coordinating surgeons’ schedules to ensuring nursing coverage is always in place, even for unexpected emergencies, she helps make sure patients receive timely, high-quality care when it matters most.

Her ability to balance the moving pieces of surgery services with calm, steady leadership is no small task, but Stephanie handles it with professionalism and dedication every single day.

Thank you, Stephanie, for 14 years of commitment and excellence. We’re grateful for all you do!

04/23/2026

Getting you back to the life you love...faster.

Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital is proud to offer advanced orthopedic imaging with our new MRI technology, designed for comfort, speed, and exceptional image quality. With flexible positioning and quick scan times, we’re making your experience easier from start to finish.

Ask your provider about scheduling your MRI at RPMH today!

04/21/2026

Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital will join healthcare facilities nationwide in celebrating National Volunteer Week, observed April 19–25, 2026. Established in 1974, the annual recognition honors the vital role volunteers play in patient care, hospitality, and administrative support. The week highlights the compassion and dedication of volunteers who contribute millions of service hours each year, strengthening both patient care and community connections.
As part of the celebration, the hospital will host its annual Volunteer Awards Banquet on Thursday, April 23, in the ER Classroom. The hospital will provide a catered Mexican dinner for the volunteers.
During the banquet, volunteers will be recognized for their years of service and the hours they have contributed. This year, special recognition will be given to Pearl Atkins, who will receive a 20-year service pin and an award for 5,000 volunteer hours, and Eula Bender, who will receive a 15-year pin and an award for 3,000 hours of service.
In 2025 alone, volunteers donated a total of 3,695.5 hours to the hospital. Since 1977, volunteers have contributed an impressive 256,201 hours. Hospital staff expressed deep appreciation for the individuals who have given their time over the years, helping build a lasting legacy of service.
Additional volunteers receiving year and hour pins this year include Pearl Atkins, Eula Bender, Karen Burt, Carol Gotcher, and Tina Salgado.

If you are interested in volunteering at Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital, please stop by the Gift Shop or contact Ame Bennett at 325-219-6222.