Chief Executive Officer
Leading Us to Better Health CareLuke Poore, CEO
Luke Poore is a native of Cozad, Nebraska and was appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Kearney County Health Services (KCHS) in April 2016. Luke began his healthcare career graduating from Clarkson College in Omaha, Nebraska with an Associate Degree in Applied Science in the Physical Therapy field. Immediately following, he pursued a Healthcare Management education receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree from Bellevue University and, has since obtained his Masters Degree in Healthcare Administration from Clarkson College. Prior to joining KCHS, Luke worked as a Physical Therapist Assistant for Select Therapies and continued on to become the Rehabilitation Department Supervisor in Crete, Nebraska early on in his career. Luke then became Director of multiple rehabilitation sites in the Canon City, Colorado area for Genesis Rehabilitation Services. In wanting to return to Nebraska to be closer to family and pursue a lifelong dream of leading rural health in Nebraska, Luke accepted the position of CEO at Webster County Community Hospital in Red Cloud, Nebraska prior to becoming CEO of Kearney County Health Services.
Luke enjoys spending time in the outdoors going hunting and fishing but most of all, spending time with his family. Luke resides in Minden, Nebraska with his wife Jenny, daughter Finley, son Stetson, and son Luxton. As the CEO, Luke has the primary responsibility for administration, planning, and operations of KCHS including Kearney County Hospital and Minden Medical Clinic. Luke also serves as an active member of the Kearney County Medical Fund Committee.
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Upcoming Events
Health Care Insights
National Radiologic Tech Week-November 3-9, 2024
Celebrating National Radiologic Technology Week: Honoring the Imaging Experts Behind the Scenes Each year, National Radiologic Technology Week shines a spotlight on the essential role that Radiologic Technologists play in healthcare. From November 5th to 11th,...
Diabetes and Your Feet
Diabetes and Your Feet Diabetes is the leading cause of non-traumatic lower extremity amputations in the USA. People with diabetes are at greater risk of complications, such as diabetic neuropathy and peripheral vascular diseases, which can ultimately lead to a foot...
KCHS Wound Care Clinic Encourages Individuals with Diabetes to Prioritize Foot Health, Complete Daily Foot Checks
KCHS Wound Care Clinic Encourages Individuals with Diabetes to Prioritize Foot Health, Complete Daily Foot Checks Center staff observes American Diabetes Month by educating the community on the connection between diabetes and wound care. For most, a blister or cut...
Contact
Address: 727 East 1st Street
Minden, NE 68959
Phone: 308-832-3400
Email: info@kchs.org
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