At Horizon Health, our mission, vision, and values guide us in our day-to-day lives. These core principles define why we are here, where we are going, and what we believe in.
This commitment has led us to be named a Top 100 Critical Access Hospital in 2019.
To provide excellent patient care and promote wellness throughout our communities.
To meet the ever-changing healthcare needs of our communities.
Today, we use those values in an important acronym known as P.R.I.D.E.
Maybe you have been referred to a chiropractor, or perhaps you are considering seeing one on your own. Either way, you may be wondering: When should I ...
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Regional interdependence is the concept that pain or dysfunction in one part of the body may actually be caused by impairments in another region. ...
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For nearly 30 years, Horizon Health has demonstrated its commitment to patient safety and quality by meeting—and often exceeding—national standards of ...
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Horizon Health will offer two free educational programs to help community members learn about treatment options for bladder and bowel conditions ...
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To help prepare children for the upcoming school year, Horizon Health will host its 12th annual “Back to School Bang” on Friday, August 7. This free, ...
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To help meet the growing demand for urology services, Horizon Health has expanded its urology team with the addition of Physician Assistant Doug ...
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When people think about surgery, they often think about the surgeon. While surgeons certainly play an important role, every successful operation is ...
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The Horizon Health Foundation has announced the recipients of the 2026 healthcare scholarships. These “next generation healthcare heroes” were honored ...
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Horizon Health is expanding its commitment to comprehensive weight loss care with the addition of Medical Weight Management within its Center for ...
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When Tom Dunn began delivering meals for the Horizon Health Mobile Meals Program in 1979, Jimmy Carter was president. A loaf of bread cost about 40 ...
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