Why Central Oregon?
Why Prineville?
Why IronHorse?
Pioneer Memorial Hospital, located just around the corner from IronHorse, provides easy access to fully-accredited medical care. The hospital serves as the hub for a range of health services, from diabetes and heart care all the way to intensive care and surgery facilities. The hospital is part of the Cascade Health Care Community, a network of Central Oregon hospitals that delivers medical specialties and services to the entire region.
St. Charles Medical Center is located approximately 30 minutes away in Bend. This facility is the regional referral center for specialty care and is Oregon's only Level II Trauma Center east of the Cascades.
Living in Prineville means that you can take an active role in your own health care with the Crook County Health Improvement Partnership (CHIP). This unique program brings together residents and care providers to identify local health care issues and needs, giving residents a voice in what they want in health care services. CHIP then works to address those needs through programs and services.
Prineville Medical Services
In Prineville, you will find the top-notch medical services you would expect from a much larger city, coupled with the quality, personalized attention that you can only find in a small town.Pioneer Memorial Hospital, located just around the corner from IronHorse, provides easy access to fully-accredited medical care. The hospital serves as the hub for a range of health services, from diabetes and heart care all the way to intensive care and surgery facilities. The hospital is part of the Cascade Health Care Community, a network of Central Oregon hospitals that delivers medical specialties and services to the entire region.
St. Charles Medical Center is located approximately 30 minutes away in Bend. This facility is the regional referral center for specialty care and is Oregon's only Level II Trauma Center east of the Cascades.
Living in Prineville means that you can take an active role in your own health care with the Crook County Health Improvement Partnership (CHIP). This unique program brings together residents and care providers to identify local health care issues and needs, giving residents a voice in what they want in health care services. CHIP then works to address those needs through programs and services.
