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Clarinda Regional Health Center (CRHC) is excited to announce the arrival of a new ambulance, Medic 3, marking another investment in emergency medical services and the continued commitment to providing high-quality care to the communities it serves. The new ambulance will replace an older unit in CRHC's existing fleet, providing EMS personnel with updated equipment and a reliable vehicle to respond to emergency calls throughout the region. This addition will help ensure that CRHC's EMS team has the resources necessary to deliver safe, efficient, and timely emergency care.  The purchase of the ambulance was made possible in part through grant funding secured by CRHC, helping support the organization's continued investment in emergency medical services. "This new ambulance is an important addition to our EMS department and the communities we serve," said Chuck Nordyke, CEO of Clarinda Regional Health Center. "When someone calls for emergency assistance, they depend on our team to respond quickly and provide exceptional care. Having reliable, well-equipped ambulances allows our EMS professionals to do what they do best—care for patients when they need it most." The arrival of Medic 3 is part of CRHC's ongoing efforts to maintain and improve its emergency medical services. Looking ahead, CRHC anticipates the arrival of an additional transport ambulance in approximately 90 days. This second addition will further strengthen CRHC's ability to provide dependable medical transportation and support the growing needs of patients throughout the region. The addition of Medic 3, along with the upcoming transport ambulance, reflects Clarinda Regional Health Center's continued dedication to advancing exceptional care and supporting the health and safety of the communities it serves.

Dr. Wilson will begin seeing patients on November 19th, 2026

Grand Opening Event is October 27th from 3:30 - 6:30pm

Clarinda Regional Health Center (CRHC) is pleased to welcome Christopher J. Corder, MD , a board-certified urologist with UroHealth Partners , to its Specialty Clinic beginning in November. Dr. Corder brings specialized expertise in men's health and urologic care, expanding access to services for patients in Clarinda and surrounding communities. Dr. Corder specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of urologic conditions, with a particular focus on low testosterone, testosterone replacement therapy, erectile dysfunction (ED), and prostate health. He also provides general urologic care, helping patients address urinary concerns and other conditions affecting their overall health and quality of life. Men's health concerns are more common than many realize, and symptoms such as fatigue, decreased energy, low sex drive, urinary difficulties, and erectile dysfunction can significantly impact daily life. Dr. Corder works with patients to identify underlying causes and develop personalized treatment plans to address their individual needs. "Men's health is an important part of overall wellness, yet many men delay seeking care for conditions that can significantly impact their quality of life," said Amy Roop, Chief Operating Officer at CRHC. "We're excited to welcome Dr. Corder and provide our community with convenient access to specialized care and treatment options close to home." Dr. Corder earned his medical degree from Rush University and completed his urology residency at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. He is board-certified by the American Board of Urology and serves as Director of the Men's Health Program at UroHealth Partners. The addition of Dr. Corder further strengthens CRHC's Specialty Clinic and its commitment to providing specialized healthcare services locally, reducing the need for patients to travel long distances for care. Dr. Corder will begin seeing patients at CRHC's Specialty Clinic in November. To learn more or schedule an appointment, call 712-542-8232. Clarinda Regional Health Center remains committed to Advancing Exceptional Care for the communities it serves.

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