About Jones Regional

Jones Regional Medical Center, a critical access hospital in Anamosa, Iowa, serves more than 3,500 people each month and is Jones County's only hospital. Its many services include: 24-hour emergency care, lab and radiology; inpatient nursing care; outpatient surgeries and clinics; counseling; and rehabilitation. Its affiliated foundation supports capital and non-operational needs of the hospital.

The hospital has 82 physicians and health professionals on its medical staff. There are four active emergency room physicians, five active family practice physicians and one active physician assistant.

Jones Regional is a subsidiary of St. Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids and part of the Iowa Health System. The association with St. Luke's and the Iowa Health System allows the rural hospital to continue to be progressive.

The small community feeling among the staff is directly reflected in the personal care each patient receives. Hospital personnel follow the mission of providing quality services in an efficient, cost-effective manner and promoting healthy lifestyles to customers.

Jones Regional Medical Center is: a member of the American Hospital Association and the Iowa Hospital Association; licensed by the Iowa State Department of Health; and certified by the Department of Health and Human Services.

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Sean Williams
Outpatient Services & Procedures
"There's something about that one-on-one here. Even as an outpatient, they make a point to get to know you the minute you walk in the door. It's small enough here that you know them all by name, yet they're all very professional. You can tell they genuinely want to help you. They have really good communication. They make you feel so relaxed and comfortable that you can talk to them about your pain and not be embarrassed. If you can't do that with your caregiver then you're not going to get anywhere."
- Dori Huenefeld, Springville, former physical and occupational therapy patient at Jones Regional recovering from nerve and muscle damage due to a debilitating blood clot and diabetes complications, pictured with her son Jason