High Tech Imaging Comes to Wagoner Hospital!

Are you or a loved one in need of an MRI? Look no further! WCH is thrilled to announce the arrival of our newest cutting-edge addition, the SIGNA™ Voyager MRI from GE Healthcare! Get ready to experience the future of diagnostic imaging right here at Wagoner Community Hospital. SIGNA™ Voyager gives Technologists and Radiologists quick, […]

Congratulations to May’s Associate of the Month!

For going above and beyond for the patient’s needs and for constantly looking for opportunities to improve her performance, we would like to congratulate Donna Rasbury as our May Associate of the Month!  

July is Health Vision Month!

It’s always important to take care of your eyes, to protect them and take preventive measures to preserve your vision. Eye health is often something people don’t think about as much, especially in comparison to things like physical and mental health. The truth is, however, that eye health affects our everyday life as well, even […]

Wagoner Health Maintains a Strong Understanding of Emergency Operations in Times of Crisis

Wagoner Community Hospital believes in maintaining a strong understanding of emergency operations in the event of a crisis. WCH management personnel have and continue to review our Incident Management processes, policies and procedures. This includes preparation for large scale emergencies such as natural disasters, mass casualty events and pandemics, including COVID, which gave all hospitals […]

Wagoner Health Welcomes Survival Flight Neonatal Resuscitation!

Wagoner Community Hospital recently welcomed a Survival Flight Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) instructor to conduct a special training course with our nursing personnel. NRP is for emergent care of neonatal patients, especially newborns. Wagoner Heallth’s ER staff and House Supervisors are also trained to care for both mother and infant in an imminent delivery scenario. […]

Wagoner Behavioral Health Helps Those in Need!

Thank you to Dr. Shalini Sangal and RN Teresa Sams for helping those in crisis through the behavioral health unit at Wagoner Community Hospital. It’s startling to hear that the majority of patients are there due to meth and fentanyl.

What We All Need to Know About Alzheimer’s Disease

Nearly 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s, a progressive neurological disorder that leads to a continuous decline in memory, thinking, behavior, and social skills. Who is Affected by Alzheimer’s?Age and gender are determining factors. 73 percent of Americans with Alzheimer’s are 75 and older, and women are twice as likely as men to develop […]

We are proud to join hospitals across the nation in celebrating National Hospital Week!

Dear Associates: Happy Hospital Week!  This week, Wagoner Health joins hospitals across the nation in celebrating National Hospital Week (May 12-18), which recognizes the vital role hospitals play in providing exceptional care and fostering the health and well-being of the communities they serve. The care provided by Wagoner Health’s 176 associates vastly impacts the communities we serve, consisting of […]