BCMH News

hospital volunteer receives award from employee
Auxiliary Recognition Banquet 2026
BCMH recognized Auxiliary members for their service and dedication at the annual Auxiliary Recognition Banquet, honored members who retired from service in 2025, and announced...
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The Wall That Heals in Bates County
As a proud sponsor of this event, Bates County Memorial Hospital is honored to support its presence in our community.
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Employee of the Month
Congratulations are due to Geneva Blurton, RN, of our Emegency Department, for being recognized as BCMH’s April Employee of the Month.
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Juanita White Retires from BCMH Auxiliary
Celebrating Juanita White, who donated 2,600 hours of her time serving BCMH as a volunteer.
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Mock Accident at Butler High School 2026
Mock Accident Simulation at Butler High School Reinforces Safe Driving Choices BCMH EMS and BHS members gathered after the event. Pictured, front row from left:...
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Celebrating Retirement with Kim Keating
BCMH is grateful for Kim’s dedication and the lasting impact she has made on patients, employees, and the community. 
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Representatives from Bates County Memorial Hospital and Hedge Hollow Raceway stand together as the hospital presents a shadowbox recognizing a donation from the Dehaemers Family Charitable Trust that funded repairs to an ambulance.
Community Investment for Ambulance Services
A generous gift from the Dehaemers Family Charitable Trust, supported by community partners, helped Bates County Memorial Hospital maintain a strong and ready ambulance fleet...
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Russ Whisenand Retires from BCMH Ambulance Service
BCMH thanks Russ for his years of dedication to emergency medical services and for his commitment to the patients and communities served by the BCMH...
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Honoring Shannon Bjerke’s 28 Years of Service
BCMH extends heartfelt thanks to Shannon for her dedication and service and wishes her all the best in retirement.
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SAFE Instructor Training
The S.A.F.E. Approach (Safety, Attitude, Focus and Empathy) is a program designed to help healthcare teams prevent and safely respond to workplace violence.
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Cardiac Rehabilitation at BCMH: A Patient Story of Strength and Support
After a cardiac event, recovery is about more than physical healing. Bill Perkins shares how Cardiac Rehabilitation at Bates County Memorial Hospital helped him rebuild...
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Announcing the Skin Lesion Evaluation Clinic at BCMH
BCMH is preparing to launch a Skin Lesion Evaluation Clinic this summer, expanding access to focused evaluation, biopsies, and care coordination for suspicious skin lesions...
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