The new name and logo represents the hospital’s and clinics shift toward a new vision and strategic plan to care for the patients of the Hawarden area.
“Rebranding through the new name and logo is just one step to modernize our facility to stay on the cutting edge of healthcare,” CEO Jayson Pullman said in a news release. “There is an expansion of services coming so that people will understand we are more than a hospital, but a regional facility. Changing the name and providing a new image that is up-to-date is reflective of the services we provide.”
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Rebranding through the new name and logo is just one step to modernize our facility to stay on the cutting edge of healthcare
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