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Health Care

Ogallala Community Hospital, 2601 N. Spruce St. – (308) 284-4011, is a primary care facility accredited by Medicare and the state of Nebraska. A new hospital facility was completed in 2000 and consists of an 18-bed acute and skilled care hospital.

The OCH includes a Specialty Clinic and Infusion Center which provides space for visiting specialists and five bays for infusion services and cancer care.

The Ogallala Medical Group, 2601 N. Spurce St. – (308) 284-3645, has five doctors, two nurse practitioners, and one physcians assistants. The Specialty Clinic, located in the new addition, houses the location for specialty doctors from other locations to see patients in Ogallala. The After Hours Clinic is open on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Indian Hills Manor, built in 1968, is an 82-bed, long-term care facility in Ogallala with a 10-bed Alzheimer’s Center. Quality nursing care is provided on a 24-hour basis. Wel-Life is an assisted living facility. For more information, call (308) 284-4068.

Additional medical facilities include:

  • Perkins County Family Medical Center, 221 E. 10th St., Ogallala, (308) 284-8421
  • Valley Medical Clinic, Big Springs, (308) 889-3376
  • Perkins County Health Services, 900 Lincoln Ave., Grant, NE (308) 352-7200
  • Sedgwick County Hospital, Julesburg, CO (970) 474-3323

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715 Oak Street
Brule, NE 69127
Phone: (308) 287-2596
E-mail: bruleclerk@atcjet.net

Community Activity & Events
BJ Van Velson
Phone: (308) 287-2149
E-mail: jjvanve@atcjet.net

Visit & Relax

Brule, Nebraska, is a small rural village, located nine miles west of Ogallala on Highway 30 and Interstate 80.

Brule, Nebraska, was established in 1886, when Major Isaac Barton and his wife, Elizabeth, purchased a quarter section of land they considered the “garden spot of the county” in the “Great American Desert.” Soon a lumberyard and store were built, and the community began to thrive. Rather than naming this community for themselves, the Barton’s chose to name the town after 5,000 Brule Sioux Indians who camped there in 1872.

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