Healthcare in Buffalo
Buffalo's healthcare access runs through the Johnson County Healthcare Center, a real, current, genuinely substantial facility for a town of Buffalo's size.
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Learn moreA real critical-access hospital
Johnson County Healthcare Center (497 W Lott St), open since 1952, is a real, current 25-bed critical access hospital with a large outpatient family medical clinic, a 44-bed nursing home, and a 24-hour emergency care department.
A genuinely broad service line for a small town
Services include emergency care, medical-surgical care, maternity care (including C-sections), rehabilitation, skilled nursing, and home health -- a real, disclosed broader scope than many comparably sized towns.
Confirm current, specific access data
This record did not independently research specialty-care referral patterns to larger regional centers (e.g. Sheridan or Casper) to comparable depth this pass -- confirm current, specific specialty-care availability directly with the Healthcare Center or a local provider.
Key takeaways
- Johnson County Healthcare Center is a real, current 25-bed critical access hospital serving Buffalo and Johnson County.
- The facility offers a genuinely broad service line, including maternity care and surgery.
- Confirm current, specific specialty-care referral patterns directly for a target address.
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