Gabrielson Clinic - Boone | Iowa Specialty Hospital

Boone County Hospital (Boone, Iowa) is a nonprofit, 25-bed critical access hospital serving Boone County since the early 1900s. The Diabetes Center is part of its broader care offerings, which include cardiac/pulmonary rehab, family birth, surgical services, pediatrics, pain management, radiology, sleep disorders, wound care, and rehab services. The facility employs about 60 staff and operates as a community-focused healthcare provider with a mission to improve health and well-being.

Boone County Health Center (BCHC) is a nonprofit, 22-bed critical access hospital in Albion, Nebraska, serving rural residents across Boone, Antelope, Greeley, western Madison, Nance, and Wheeler counties for over 60 years. The center operates five satellite clinics (Albion, Elgin, Fullerton, Newman Grove, Spalding) and offers comprehensive services including inpatient/outpatient care, surgery, obstetrics, ER, radiology, mammography, oncology, physical/occupational/speech therapy, wound care, home health, mental health, and more. BCHC employs about 35 staff and has annual revenue around $23.4 million. If you’re seeking diabetes management options, BCHC provides integrated primary care with chronic disease management and education in a rural hospital setting, along with specialty clinics and allied health services to support diabetes care.