Johnson Memorial Health Svc

Johnson Memorial Health Svc in Dawson provides a broad range of healthcare and community support services in one spot, so folks can find cancer care at the Avera Cancer Institute in Marshall, get rehabilitation like physical, occupational, and speech therapy right through Big Stone Therapies, and see several internal medicine providers, like Kari J Fleming, Julie Olson, and AJessica M Dickes, MD, and what's nice is they've got supervised living and respite care options with availability for people who may need a bit more daily help or temporary care, and they also take care of those needing private duty nursing, handle intermediate care for folks with intellectual disabilities, and run integrated community supports housing and apartments, which helps people live more on their own with some support if that's needed, and there's housing with services set up for assisted living and customized support, and there's openings in many programs including family support, in-home support, and housing stabilization services, and besides that, Johnson Memorial Health Svc runs a full-service hospital with emergency care, outpatient and inpatient care, surgical and diagnostic imaging services, and even has a Dawson Clinic with 15 exam rooms and a procedure room, plus a direct access lab and radiology, and they've pulled together a team of dedicated doctors, nurse practitioners, and staff who offer care for all life stages, from pediatrics to geriatrics, including family medicine, preventive health, gynecology, cardiology, dermatology, endocrinology, orthopedics, ophthalmology, oncology, pulmonary rehab, sleep disorders, and mental health support from professionals like PMHNPs, APRNs, and counselors, and they also offer hospice and palliative services, boarding care homes, children's residential facilities, and foster care where the license holder lives onsite, and then for those needing meals or transportation or home health services, they deliver food, handle medical transportation, and give support for home modifications or environmental accessibility, with programs and services set up for people and families facing disability, with child and teen checkups, immunizations, mental health services, early childhood screening, family visiting, autism and hearing and vision support, even help with car seats, diapers, and genetic counseling, and there are programs with outside groups like Family Voices Minnesota and ARC, along with job help, mental health recovery, substance use services, detox, day services, and financial management support for folks directing their own care, plus they've got a strong community focus with things like a color run, kids obstacle course, and CPR equipment grants, and throughout all these parts, the aim is to offer reliable, patient-focused care and services right in the community, for seniors, families, and people living with health or independence challenges, all in modern facilities with outdoor spaces that are kept up for comfort and accessibility.