“We winter in Florida, where we are surrounded by world class health care. Yet the care we received here was world class, and not once did we wish we had been back in Florida.”

-Beth Morris, Enterprise, whose husband George suffered a stroke a week after returning to Wallowa County for the summer

“We were blown away by the education the Complete Health Improvement Plan provided. We learned how to really understand food labels, and to see food as medicine. I lowered my cholesterol and blood pressure, and lost my cravings for sweets.”

Ted Hays, who lost 45 pounds on the popular CHIP program offered at Wallowa Memorial Hospital

“We had our daughter at Wallowa Memorial Hospital, and we both agreed the best part was the staff. They were there to help us every step of the way, while also giving us much needed alone time as a new family. They helped us transition into this new life and their continued support has given us peace of mind as we learn to be parents.”

-Matthew & JoAnna Perren

“Throughout the pregnancy, delivery, and first days of our daughter Annie’s life, the quality of medical care we received was remarkable, surpassed only by the overwhelming kindness from those who helped us. Being relatively new to Wallowa County, we are grateful we have found ourselves in a place with such exceptional health care services, and we see the level of care we received as a reflection of the character of the community.”

-Justin and Lindsey Jones, Enterprise

"I just want to say thank you to Wallowa County hospital especially, Angela at physical and occupational therapy. I lost half of my ring finger and part of three other fingers on my left hand in March in a table saw accident. At that time my only concern was being able to use the clutch on my Harley, with her help I was able to rehab my hand and was soon back on my bike doing what I love best thank you to the entire staff at the WCHCD."

-Victor Flores, Enterprise

“We were blown away by the education the Complete Health Improvement Plan provided. We learned how to really understand food labels, and to see food as medicine. I lowered my cholesterol and blood pressure, and lost my cravings for sweets.”

-Ted Hays, who lost 45 pounds on the popular CHIP program offered at Wallowa Memorial Hospital

“The aquatic therapy program was physically, spiritually and emotionally healing. Most of the other aquatic therapy patients were recovering from spinal and back surgeries as well. It helped our pain a lot, and we didn’t have to drive out of the county.”

-Sharon Nall, Enterprise

“We winter in Florida, where we are surrounded by world class health care. Yet the care we received here was world class, and not once did we wish we had been back in Florida.”

Beth Morris, Enterprise, whose husband George suffered a stroke a week after returning to Wallowa County for the summer