Pella Regional Health Center first opened in 1960 as Pella Community Hospital. It was a 30-bed facility to provide hospitalization for the acutely ill. In the years since, the hospital has changed to serve the needs of Pella and the surrounding communities.
In 1996, the hospital merged with Pella Medical Clinic to become Pella Regional Health Center. Satellite family health centers were opened in the neighboring communities of Bussey, Monroe and Sully.
Today patients may seek treatment in a number of departments, including Emergency and Urgent Care, Dialysis, Medical Imaging, Nutrition Services, Long Term Care, Hospice and Home Health Services, Laboratory and Pharmacy, Obstetrics, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Sleep Disorders, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy, Respiratory Care, and Occupational Health.
