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Boundary
Community Hospital
&
Extended Care Facility
Craig
A. Johnson, CEO/CFO
HCR
61, Box 61A
Bonners
Ferry, Idaho 83805
(208)
267-3141
Boundary
Community Hospital is a full service medical care facility located
on the north side of Bonners Ferry on Kaniksu Street. Owned by
Boundary County, the hospital is administered by a board of trustees
who volunteer their time and service to the community to ensure the
highest quality health services possible. Boundary Community
Hospital offers emergency care, occupational therapy,
cardio-pulmonary care, extended care for the elderly and many other
services.
Panhandle
Health District 1
Paulette
Ketner, Senior Nurse
P.O.
Box 893
Bonners
Ferry, Idaho 83805
(208)
267-5558
Panhandle
Health is located on Kaniksu Street across from Boundary Community
Hospital and adjacent to the Boundary County Restorium. As your local public health district,
Panhandle Health is your local resource for health protection and
promotion, educating the public to immunize infants and children, drink safe water, eat safe food,
buckle up, place infants in safety seats while driving, practice abstinence before you are married, and be a non-smoker.
Panhandle Health inspects and monitors community water and food supplies and
works with local, state, and federal agencies as well as others in the community in the disposal of solid and hazardous wastes.
Panhandle Health offers immunizations, counseling, education, screening, diagnosing,
and care for children, their families, and the elderly in collaboration with other health care and social services providers
in the community. Their primary role is to assess the health of the community, assure access to high quality preventive health care
services, and develop policies for the promotion and protection of the public's health.
Idaho
Department of Health & Welfare
Rick
Maggi, Self-Reliance Principal
Route
4, 6522 Tamarack Lane
Bonners
Ferry, Idaho 83805
(208)
267-3187
The
Bonners Ferry Office of the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
provides numerous services to the community, including aid to the
blind and disabled, child care information, food stamps, medical
assistance, mental health services and more.
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