Knoxville Hospital & Clinics recognized 40 employees who are celebrating a milestone service anniversary in 2025 during an awards ceremony held during National Hospital Week, May 12-16.
Knoxville’s rich history of medicine began in 1925 when Dr. Roy Vinton Mater opened the Mater Hospital in a two-story house on Montgomery Street. One hundred years later, to celebrate and recognize the accomplishments, a panel on the Mater family has been added at Knoxville Hospital & Clinics.
Pella Regional Health Center and Knoxville Hospital & Clinics will break ground on the new South Central Iowa Radiation Center to be located on the campus of Pella Regional Health Center on Thursday, May 8, at 5 p.m.
KHC Registered Nurses (RN) Amanda Phillips and Deb Lefler have been chosen and recognized as two of the 2025 Great Iowa Nurses.
Knoxville Hospital & Clinics provider Dr. Tim McCoy enjoys serving as a tournament physician at the Iowa High School Athletic Association State Wrestling Tournament.
Through her non-profit organization, Radiant, Knoxville teenager Abi Vander Linden partnered with Knoxville Hospital & Clinics to make comfort bags for infusion patients.
Knoxville Hospital & Clinics is proud to announce that the Mammography Department recently passed the Mammography Quality Standard Act (MQSA) annual inspection with 100% compliance.
Knoxville Hospital & Clinics is proud to announce that it has been awarded a prestigious 5-star rating by the National Rural Rating System (NRRS), a program recognizing dedication and excellence in rural healthcare.
Pella Regional Health Center and Knoxville Hospital & Clinics are pleased to announce multi-year joint venture initiative to construct a state-of-the-art radiation treatment facility and program.
One in five women and one in 20 men over the age of 50 are affected by osteoporosis. Routine bone density screening can identify those at the greatest risk before a debilitating injury occurs.
