Obstetrics & Nursery
At Coffey County Hospital, every delivery is a special delivery
 

Approximately 100 families each year choose Coffey County Hospital for their child’s birthplace, and our obstetrics staff—including physicians Donald Braun, John Shell, Jon Sides, and Jeff Sloyer—take that trust to heart.  In addition to our outstanding staff of physicians, Coffey County Hospital offers trained and experienced obstetrics nurses, certified breastfeeding educators, prenatal classes, and a dedicated staff to answer your every question, anytime. Our commitment is always to provide the best quality care for you and your newborn.

To schedule an appointment or for questions about obstetric care through Coffey Health System, contact the clinic most convenient for you:

Coffey County Medical Center in Burlington at (620) 364-5395

Yates Center Medical Clinic in Yates Center at (620) 364-2312


 

Each of these beautiful babies is a testiment to our commitment.

To view a larger photo and birth information, click on the baby's picture.

September 2009 Web Nursery Window
    
October Web Nursery Window
    
November 2009 Web Nursery
    
December 2009 Web Nursery
    
January 2010 Web Nursery
    
February 2010 Web Nursery
    
March 2010 Web Nursery


 
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This public forum offers you a chance to ask questions about how healthcare reform might affect you and your family. Chief Executive Officer Dennis George will answer your questions and discuss how various proposals will affect the care you receive from Coffey Health System.
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