About Patterson

Patterson Health Center is the culmination of a project started in 2013. The effort was spurred on at the urging of Harper County native son Neal Patterson, co-founder of Kansas City-based healthcare software giant Cerner Corporation.

We are dedicated to providing high quality, patient and family centered health and wellness services in partnership with our communities.

Our Vision

We will be the preferred and family centered campus for high quality, cost effective, and innovative healthcare and community wellness.

Our Mission

Patterson Health Center provides high-quality, patient and family-centered health and wellness services in partnership with our communities.

5 Key Performance Elements

  • Physician/Provider Satisfaction
  • Employee Satisfaction
  • Patient Satisfaction 
  • Quality
  • Financial Performance

As a National Health Service Corps Site, We Promise To

  • Serve All Patients
  • Offer discounted fees for patients who qualify
  • Not deny services based on a person's race, color, sex, age, national origin, disability, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, inability to pay
  • Accept insurance, including Medicaid, Medicare, Children's Health Insurance Program.
    This facility is a member of the National Health Service Corps: NHSC.hrsa.gov.

  • Our Facility

    The 62,500 square foot facility features a 16-bed inpatient wing and a large emergency department with two trauma bays to support our trauma services. In addition, Patterson has a new 64-slice CT scanner and an enhanced 3D mammography unit that provides industry-standard breast screenings.

  • Board of Directors

    The board of Hospital District #6 is composed of community volunteers with professional backgrounds in agriculture, business, finance and education. They are committed to serving the patients, families and communities of Hospital District #6.

  • Testimonials

    Read what people have to say about our services.

  • Background

    Patterson Health Center is the culmination of a project started in 2013. The effort was spurred on at the urging of Harper County native son Neal Patterson, co-founder of Kansas City-based healthcare software giant Cerner Corporation.