Moore County Hospital District

Moore County Hospital District (MCHD) is a critical access hospital located in Dumas, Texas. As a vital healthcare provider for the region, MCHD employs 174 individuals and generates annual revenue of $100 million. MCHD serves a rural population spanning six counties, offering a comprehensive range of healthcare services. Their inpatient services encompass a variety of specialties, including medical-surgical and intermediate care, women's services, surgical services, imaging, laboratory, respiratory care, nutritional services, social services, swing bed services, integrated care, population health management, and patient education. Additionally, MCHD provides outpatient services such as home health, hospice, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, surgical services, and self-referral mammography. MCHD distinguishes itself through an impressive array of accolades and recognitions. The hospital has been honored with the Press Ganey Guardian of Excellence Award, the Hurst Gold Standard of Nursing Award, the Studer Excellence in Patient Care Award, the TORCH Light award, the Joint Commission Top Performer award, the Texas Healthcare Quality Improvement Award, the Studer Healthcare Partner of the Month award, and the Home Care Elite award. These achievements reflect their commitment to delivering high-quality care. MCHD can be reached through their website at mchd.net. To inquire about their services or schedule an appointment, potential patients can visit their website or call the hospital directly.