When your health needs change, it’s important to have a hospital that can do more than one thing — and do it well. That’s exactly what you’ll find at Concho County Hospital.

Whether it’s a late-night emergency, a routine lab test, or rehabilitation after surgery, Concho County Hospital is ready with a range of medical, surgical, and wellness services, all delivered with the care and personal attention you expect from your local hospital.

Our team serves patients of all ages and needs — inpatient, outpatient, or emergency — and we participate in both Medicare and Medicaid programs to ensure care is accessible to those who need it most.

We’re here when it matters — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our Emergency Department is open around the clock, staffed by trained professionals who treat urgent needs quickly and compassionately.

Among the services we offer at Concho County Hospital District:

– Swing Bed Program (Post-Hospitalization Rehabilitation): Personalized rehab and recovery plans with 24/7 care after a hospital stay.

– Clinical Lab: Fast, accurate testing for diagnostics, checkups, and ongoing monitoring.

– Radiology: On-site imaging services including X-rays to assist in quick diagnosis and treatment.

– Inpatient Services: When extended care or overnight stays are needed, we deliver them with comfort and dignity.

– Rural Health Clinic providing primary and preventive care for chronic care management, check-ups, and specialty care coordination.

– On-site retail pharmacy with a mobile app and online refill system.

– Physical therapy to alleviate pain, improve balance, restore normal movement patterns, improve range of motion, increase strength, and enhance endurance

“We’re proud to provide full-spectrum care right here in Concho County,” said Bob Pascasio, MS, FACHE, hospital administrator. “From rehabilitation to emergency care, we’ve built a hospital that meets real community needs — day and night.”

Healthcare isn’t one-size-fits-all. That’s why Concho County Hospital District is built to meet you where you are — whether your goal is to maintain health, recover, or experience an emergency.