Sioux Center, Iowa — It was recently announced that the CEO of the Orange City hospital had received national recognition. On the heels of that news comes news that the Sioux Center Health CEO has also received the same kind of recognition.
Sioux Center Health tells us their CEO, Cory Nelson, has been recognized in Becker’s Hospital Review among 67 CEOs and top leaders of critical access hospitals from across the U.S. The leaders recognized have successfully navigated their organizations through the COVID-19 pandemic and continue to focus on growing access to care as a valuable community resource.
As CEO of Sioux Center Health, Nelson oversees strategic planning, program development and modification, and coordination of all operations in alignment with the organization’s mission. In addition, they tell us he also serves on the Sioux Center Health Foundation Board. Some of Nelson’s most recent accomplishments include solidifying an obstetrics partnership with another regional facility, creating a medical director partnership with a federally qualified health center, and growing Sioux Center Health by over 50 percent over the last four years.
Sioux Center Health is a non-profit, community hospital established in 1946 by a group of local leaders who envisioned a health ministry to serve the needs of the community. It is governed by forty community members who serve on the Board of Directors.
Courtesy fellow Community First Broadcasting station KSOU in Sioux Center
