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Palo Alto County Health System

More than healthcare... it’s lifecare.

At Palo Alto County Health System we provide more than Healthcare to our family, friends and neighbors, we provide “Lifecare.” From OB services, wellness and prevention, to the common cold or a serious illness, our medical providers and teams continue to recognize their responsibility to serve the community and set the standard in compassionate, convenient and cost-effective “Lifecare.”

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  • Specialty Clinics

    PACHS partners with multiple specialists bring their services to PACHS to meet the needs of our community members. By bringing specialty medical care close to home we save our community members travel time and inconvenience.

  • A Member of the MercyOne Network

    PACHS is a member of the MercyOne Network, which offers opportunities for recruitment, training, education and networking and provides our community members a 20,000 person support team. Your Best Life, Our One purpose. The MercyOne Network encircles you with the regions highest-rated services and more locations and personsonalized care for you and your family.

  • Not For Profit

    PACHS is a not-for-profit county owned entity that operates for one purpose: to serve your wellness and "Lifecare" needs with respect and compassion.

Health Care for Every Stage of Life
Palo Alto County Health System (PACHS) provides a full continuum of primary health care from health promotion to end of life care for residents of Palo Alto County.

The main entities of PACHS include Palo Alto County Hospital, three medical clinics, long-term care services, independent senior living apartments, home care, county ambulance and emergency services.
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Community Health Services
If you are recovering from an illness or injury, or just need help with personal care needs to remain independent in your own home, Community Health Services could provide you with the care you need.

PACHS can help with Home Health, Maternal/Child Care, Home Care Aide/ Homemaker Services, Hospice and more.
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Birth Center
At Palo Alto County Hospital, it is our privilege and joy to treat every birth as the most important event in the world. We take care of every aspect of maternity care, from making expectant mothers and fathers feel at home, to offering classes on prenatal care, infant CPR, and classes for the new baby’s siblings.
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If you are looking for a medical provider in Palo Alto County, we hope you choose one of the many talented physicians or practitioners at PACHS. Our team’s top priority is putting your health first. We’ll help you with preventative care or treatment plans based on your specific needs. 

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