MercyOne Dyersville Medical Center

MercyOne Dyersville Medical Center is a Medical Center in Dyersville, IA. It operates as a 20-bed critical access hospital providing vital, lifesaving care to 17 rural communities in Dubuque County. The facility offers a broad range of services including emergency and trauma care, acute and skilled care, surgical care, and home health. Specific clinical specialties include cardiopulmonary emergency care, general surgery, heart care, and senior life solutions. The center also provides local health services such as diabetes education and nutritional counseling. Therapy and rehabilitation services are available through physical, occupational, and speech therapy. The medical center holds a rating of 3.50 based on 6 reviews.

The care team at this location includes several providers accepting new patients. Kim Ruggeberg, OTR/L, offers occupational therapy, while Deana O'Gorman, MSN, FNP-BC, provides emergency care. Family medicine services are available through Angelique McCoy, DNP, and Joseph Snyder, DO. Physical therapy is delivered by Sue Naber, MPT, and Kevin M. Kettmann, DPT. The facility is connected to highly trained specialists in Dubuque, allowing for a mix of local primary care and access to specialized regional expertise. This structure supports personalized health goals while maintaining the capacity for complex medical needs.

Located at 1111 3rd St SW, the center sits in a quiet part of the city. It is about a tenth of a mile from Mercy Medical Center - Dyersville. The site is roughly three-tenths of a mile from Westside Park Addition and four-tenths of a mile from Dyersville Community Park. The North Fork Maquoketa River and Bear Creek are both within half a mile of the facility. Dyersville Elementary School is also located about half a mile away, placing the medical center near key community infrastructure and natural features.

MercyOne Dyersville Medical Center serves as a critical access point for Dubuque County, combining local emergency and surgical capabilities with the support of a larger regional health system. Its presence in Dyersville ensures that residents of the surrounding rural communities have immediate access to essential medical services, from routine therapy to acute trauma care.