Crosbyton Clinic Hospital was established in 1945 as Crosbyton Co-Operative General Hospital.

In 1947 the current name, Crosbyton Clinic Hospital was chosen, establishing CCH as a Tax-Exempt,

not-for-profit organization.

In 1977 a building was built attached to the hospital to house a physician clinic.  In 2003, the clinic was designated as Rural Health Clinic.  That same year, Crosbyton Clinic Hospital became a 25-bed Critical Access Hospital.

Currently, the Rural Health Clinic Medical Staff includes:

Dr. Steve B. Alley, M.D.

John Hodges, F.N.P.

Sarah Irick, F.N.P.

Cathy Eggart, F.N.P.

Crosbyton Clinic Hospital provides a twenty-four hour Emergency room service, mobile MRI, mobile echo-cardiology services, mobile dental services, laboratory, rehabilitation therapy, radiology, swing-bed program, Reeves Rhoades Terrace Assisted Living Center and Emergency Medical Services (EMS).