The mission of the Partners in Exceptional Care organization is to provide support and further the mission and vision of Clarinda Regional Health Center through volunteered time and fundraising efforts to enhance the health and welfare of the communities it serves.

You’re invited to join in the biggest giving day of the year – Giving Tuesday on November 28th.
See below to learn about Partners in Exceptional Care’s Giving Tuesday Campaign established to positively impact families in our community.
Click HERE to give to this campaign today!
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Partners in Exceptional Care is a combination of two amazing groups, the Clarinda Regional Health Center Auxiliary which started in 1964 and the Clarinda Medical Foundation which started in 1999. The PEC is a not-for-profit, tax exempt corporation organized under the Federal Tax Code as a 501 (c) (3) charitable organization. It is an excellent vehicle for friends to support CRHC and its related programs.
There are many ways to stay up to date with the latest things happening with all the great things Partners In Exceptional Care is doing for the hospital and out community. First, sign up to receive our quarterly newsletter! You can also follow our Facebook page for updates and happenings for our Gift Shop or hospital news. We'd also love for you to become a member of PEC or sign up to be a volunteer and help further our mission and vision!
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