Little Colorado
Medical Center

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At Little Colorado Medical Center (LCMC), we are more than a hospital, we are a trusted healthcare partner, committed to providing compassionate, community-centered care for Northeastern Arizona.

Located in Winslow, we are a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital serving approximately 30,000 residents across a broad rural region, including members of the Hopi and Navajo Nations.

Since becoming a Critical Access Hospital in 2004, we’ve worked to ensure that exceptional care remains accessible to everyone who calls this region home.

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• Thomas Greenwood, MD – Family Practice
• Brian Bucina, DO – General Surgery
• James Page, MD – Family Practice
• Dale Norton, FNP – Family Practice
• Steven Heibrunn, MD – Cardiology
• Jared Hall, DPM – Podiatry
• Jessica Fugatt, FNP – Family Practice
• Lydia Ehlenberger, MD – Obstetrics & Gynecology
• Randall Reid, MD – Obstetrics & Gynecology

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Little Colorado Medical Center

928-289-4691

1501 N Williamson Ave.

Winslow, AZ 86047

Little Colorado Medical Center – Physician’s Office

928-289-3396

200 E Lee St

Winslow, AZ 86047

Little Colorado Medical Center – Physical Therapy

928-289-4378

221 W 2nd St.

Winslow, AZ 86047

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1948–1950

The Seed Is Planted

With the lease for Winslow General Hospital set to expire in 1950, local leaders began exploring options for a new hospital. Although the lease was temporarily renewed, the vision for a community-owned hospital began to take shape.

1951

Community-Driven Origins

Tragedy turned into purpose when two young women, Carol Lee Doonan and Barbara Dodson, lost their lives in a car accident. Their families established a memorial fund, which became the spark for a new community hospital. Volunteers rallied to support what would become Winslow’s first truly community-built hospital.

January 31, 1954

Winslow Memorial Hospital Opens

After years of grassroots fundraising and collaboration, Winslow Memorial Hospital opened with 16 staff members—marking the beginning of a new era of healthcare in the region.

November 1, 2004

Designation as a Critical Access Hospital

The facility transitions to Little Colorado Medical Center and becomes certified as a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital, improving care for rural communities.

2010

Little Colorado Physician’s Office (LCPO) Opens

To meet growing outpatient needs, LCMC launches LCPO, offering family practice and specialty care.

2011

Emergency Department Expansion

A major renovation results in a new 13-bed Emergency Department with two trauma bays, enhancing LCMC’s capacity for urgent and life-saving care.

2013

LCPO Expansion

An additional 5,000 square feet is added to the LCPO to accommodate more specialty services and staff.

2014

Infusion Services Launched

LCMC begins offering infusion therapy services, allowing patients to receive advanced treatments without traveling far from home.

2018

Rural Health Clinic Designation

LCMC’s on-campus clinic earns RHC status, increasing support and accessibility for outpatient care.

2022

Wound Care Services Introduced

LCMC expands its specialized care with the launch of comprehensive wound care services for chronic and complex conditions.

2022–2023

Facility Renovations and Technology Upgrades

Telemedicine, imaging, and electronic medical records are enhanced to modernize care.

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