St. Anthony to close clinics in Breda, Manning and Westside - Carroll Daily Times Herald

St. Anthony Regional Hospital has announced the permanent closure of the St. Anthony Clinics in Breda, Manning and Westside effective February 5, 2024.

By consolidating clinic operations to the Carroll, Coon Rapids and Denison locations, St. Anthony says it will enhance access and the quality service provided to patients. 

In a press release, St. Anthony says the difficult decision to close locations in Breda, Manning and Westside was made based on multiple factors including the current healthcare environment, inflationary and workforce challenges, patient volumes and necessary building care and improvements. 

"Throughout the years, St. Anthony has had the privilege of serving the communities of Breda, Manning and Westside. St. Anthony extends a heartfelt thank you to the loyal patients and dedicated staff in each of those locations. St. Anthony is committed to making the transition of care as smooth as possible for our patients and staff involved," the press release states. 

Jessica Borkowski, ARNP; Michelle Kroeger, ARNP; and Shelley Diehl, PA will all be providing full time care in the Carroll Clinic with their respective staff alongside the other full-time providers.

"As St. Anthony moves forward with these changes, it remains committed to maintaining the high standards of care that St. Anthony Clinic is known for," the press release states. 

To schedule an appointment with any of the providers at the St. Anthony Clinics, please call 712-792-2222.

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