Welcome

Scotland County Hospital in Memphis, Missouri, welcomes you to our website. We hope you will find the website content useful and informative.

Our hospital is a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital located in rural northeast Missouri. We own and operate three rural health clinics in three counties - Memphis Medical Services (Scotland County), Lancaster Medical Services (Schuyler County) and Wyaconda Medical Services (Clark County). Scotland County Hospital has an affiliation agreement with Blessing Health System in Quincy, IL (Blessing Affiliation Press Release Final.pdf).

Scotland County Hospital is a fast growing Hospital, embraced by the communities it serves. We have a highly respected medical staff and a wide range of specialists. We hope you will look to us, first and foremost, for your healthcare needs.

Click below for information on our
affiliation with Blessing Health System:
Q&A2.pdf

Click below for information on our new
electronic medical records transition:
Electronic Medical Records Transition.pdf

Click below for a list of our services and a map of our facilities:
FINAL sch-map.pdf

This institution is an equal oppportunity provider and employer.
Please click HERE for more details.

SCH is committed to providing you with high-quality patient care and services for our hospital district and service area. This includes sharing with you information about our billing process for health care services. You are encouraged to contact us about your account, check current balances, update insurance information, find out the current status of your insurance claim, requested an itemized copy of your charges or pay your bill. Please direct your call to our Patient Accounts Department at 660-465-8511.

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Click below to view our Discount Policy & Procedures.
SCH Discount Policy.pdf

SCH Slide Show

Lunch & Learn with Cardiologist, Dr. Eliot Nissenbaum
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Lunch provided by Blessing Physician Services
Click HERE for more information.

Click HERE for more information on our Smoke Free facilities.

Click HERE for our February
Speciality Clinics Calendar.

$500 Scholarship-funded
by the Employees
at Scotland County Hospital
H.S. Seniors interested
in a health-related
career are encouraged to apply.
Application Deadline: April 15th
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Click here for the Lancaster Medical Services Clinic Schedule

Scotland County Hospital
Affiliates with Blessing Health System
Click below for a pdf.
Blessing Affiliation Press Release Final.pdf
Click Below for more information:
Q and A.pdf

Click below for more
information about
our physicians & services.

NEWS & PRESS

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Zero Highway Fatalities in Scotland County -

In 2014, there were no fatalities on roads in Scotland County, and while "zero" is a good thing to celebrate in this case, the Northeast Coalition for Roadway Safety and its partners recognize there are many counties throughout northeast Missouri who weren't as fortunate.
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Scotland County Ambulance Service Welcomes New Supervisor -

Scotland County Hospital in Memphis has welcomed Brian Pollard, Paramedic, as the Ambulance Service’s new Supervisor. Pollard comes to SCH from Red Oak, Iowa, where he served as a Captain and EMS Director for a combination Fire Base/EMS system.
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Welcome to the First Baby of the New Year -

Scotland County Hospital is pleased to announce the first baby born in 2015 at the Women's Center. Colin Wade Aeschliman, the son of Court & Sharail Aeschliman, was born on January 2, 2015.
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SCH Welcomes New Director of Nursing -

Scotland County Hospital (SCH) in Memphis has welcomed Valerie Bair, RN, as the hospital's new Director of Nursing (DON). Ms. Bair comes to SCH with more than 26 years of administrative and clinical experience in the nursing field. She oversees all nursing units in the hospital which includes: ER, Surgery, Med/Surg Floor (in-patients), ICU, OB, Outpatient, Oncology, Case Management, Cardiac Rehab & Skilled Care.
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National Respiratory Care Week -

Respiratory therapists all across the nation are being recognized for the important contributions they make to the nation’s health care system, Oct. 19-25 as hospitals and other facilities celebrate the 2014 National Respiratory Care Week. Most people take breathing for granted. It's second nature, an involuntary reflex. Yet, millions of Americans suffer with chronic and temporary breathing problems. For them, just being able to breathe is a major accomplishment.
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Employees Receive Service Pins -

The hospital is in its 44th year of providing healthcare services in the community. There are several employees at SCH that have been loyal to the organization for multiple decades and received service pins this year. At the top of that list, working two and a half decades for the hospital are Kathy Miller & Linda Morgan, receiving 25 year pins.
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