ABOUT THE FACILITY

Mitchell County Regional Health Center is a twenty-five bed Critical Access Hospital. Over the years, many changes have taken place, from changes to the physical plant in Osage to the formation of a Physician Hospital Organization (PHO). This partnership includes Mercy Medical Center – North Iowa, Mitchell County Memorial Hospital and clinics in Osage, Riceville, St. Ansgar and Stacyville.

The employees, medical providers, board members, volunteers, and leaders of Mitchell County Regional Health Center remain dedicated to its core values of respect, honesty, justice, confidentiality and compassion. Our dedication and commitment to caring for the whole person are reflected in our mission and vision.

COMMUNITY DESCRIPTION

Osage, Iowa, located in Mitchell County, is ranked in “Top 15 Best Places to Live” by “The Progressive Farmer” magazine. Osage is a community of about 3,500 – just 40 minutes to Mason City and one hour to Waterloo/Cedar Falls. Enjoy a stable economy, forecasted population growth of 3.2%, low taxes, excellent schools, affordable housing, low cost of living, extremely low crime rate and a diverse retail community in a thriving downtown!

Recreational opportunities abound with 2,000 acres of public land for wildlife viewing and public hunting, a five-mile lake for boating, fishing, and water skiing, and three high quality cold-water trout streams. Practice in a place where your skills are appreciated, where physicians are highly respected members of the community, and where families embrace you and yours as you become rooted in a lifestyle second to none!