About OCMH
At Osborne County Memorial Hospital, our mission is to achieve excellence in rural healthcare in partnership with the communities we serve.
Our team strives every day to provide the best care possible for our patients and their families. Learn more about our team of providers.
Our History
Osborne County Memorial Hospital (OCMH) has been a cornerstone of care in our community since 1958. Originally built as a district hospital with just eight patient rooms, it became county-owned through a vote of the people and expanded over the years to meet growing healthcare needs.
In 2003, OCMH earned designation as a Critical Access Hospital, allowing us to continue serving patients across generations with inpatient, outpatient, and swing bed services. The Goad Medical Clinic joined our mission in 2010 as a certified Rural Health Clinic, expanding access to primary care.
In March 2020, we moved into our modern facility at 237 W Harrison Street, featuring 16 patient beds and eight clinic exam rooms. Our hospital is supported by operational revenue, county tax appropriations, and a 1% sales tax—with generous community donations helping us grow and improve.
Governed by a five-member Board of Directors appointed by the Osborne County Commissioners, our leadership team is committed to providing high-quality care and strategic direction. We’re proud to serve our neighbors in Osborne County with compassion, dedication, and hometown pride.
Our Directors
Doris Brown
CEO
Monica Mullender
CNO
Stacey Hardy
CAO
Board of Trustees
Greg Mick, Chair
John Girard, Secretary
Craig Beougher, Treasurer
Janel Burch
Bruce Webb