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Good Samaritan Hospital – Healthcare

	10 E. 31st St. Kearney, NE 68847 Ph: (308) 865-7100 Visit Our Web Site
Good Samaritan Hospital is a faith-based, nonprofit health-care provider that offers: the state's first certified Chest Pain Center a full-service cardiovascular care program, orthopedic and joint replacement services, a Level II Trauma Center AirCare emergency helicopter service, acute care, behavioral healthcare, comprehensive neurosurgery, peripheral vascular surgery, permanent MRI, a 64-slice CT scanner, a newly renovated Level II Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, and a 24-hour emergency room staff. Just four years ago Good Samaritan opened its West Tower, which houses expanded intensive and progressive care units. This latest addition to a growing campus was designed to take advantage of emerging technology coupled with a focus on the patient's comfort and recovery. Near the West Tower, a new stand-alone Cancer Center provides medical and radiation oncology including leading-edge stereotactic radiosurgery, which allows the hospital to apply radiation with unprecedented precision. The Cancer Center, accredited by the American College of Surgeons, was one of 16 hospitals nationwide to be selected by the National Cancer Institute for its Community Cancer Center program, giving patients access to some of the most advanced drugs and treatments available anywhere. Good Samaritan's Richard H. Young Hospital is an 80-bed behavioral health facility offering inpatient, day and outpatient and partial hospitalization treatment for adults and adolescents age 14 and over. Complete acute care and psychiatric counseling services are provided. But this hospital is not merely about technology, buildings and certifications. The physicians and staff blend dedication, skill, knowledge and experience with a high level of Midwestern caring to provide healing that is truly centered on the patient.
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How many babies are delivered at Good Samaritan? Year after year Good Samaritan is breaking records with the number of births at the hospital, delivering more than 1,000 babies each year, Good Samaritan offers parents newly remodeled rooms and a completely renovated Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
What Good Samaritan's Level II Trauma Center designation mean? The American College of Surgeons reviews and verifies trauma centers. Good Samaritan's designation is the highest verified level in the state of Nebraska, and means that our emergency department provides 24-hour availability of all essential specialties, personnel and equipment. Good Samaritan also offers AirCare helicopter ambulance service to the surrounding region.
What special medical services are available at Good Samaritan? Good Samaritan has Nebraska's first certified Chest Pain Center, open heart surgery, joint replacement center, back and spine center, a permanent MRI, a 64-slice CT scanner, acute care, comprehensive neurosurgery, peripheral vascular surgery, a newly renovated Level II Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and care for pediatrics.
What care is provided for cancer patients? Good Samaritan's new stand-alone Cancer Center provides medical and radiation oncology including leading-edge stereotactic radiosurgery, which allows the hospital to apply radiation with unprecedented precision. The Cancer Center, accredited by the American College of Surgeons, was one of 16 hospital nationwide selected by the National Cancer Institute for its Community Cancer Center program, giving patients access to some of the most advanced drugs and treatments available anywhere.


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10 E. 31st St.
Kearney, NE 68847
Phone: (308) 865-7100