Delivering Quality Healthcare Services Through Efficient, Comprehensive, Friendly Care

The Goodall-Witcher Healthcare Foundation was organized in July, 1966, as a non-profit corporation for the purpose of owning and operating a non-profit hospital, ancillary facilities and related healthcare services for the public good. The Foundation recognizes the charitable purpose under which it was organized and fulfills its mission in a charitable manner, not only in the area of direct patient care, but also in areas of public service such as nursing education, public education and emergency medical services. Goodall-Witcher Healthcare Foundation serves Bosque County and the surrounding areas of central Texas.

The Goodall-Witcher Healthcare Foundation and all of its entities are licensed in Texas and are Medicare-approved providers. Memberships include: Texas Organization of Rural and Community Hospitals, Texas Hospital Association, American Hospital Association, Association of Rural Health Clinics, Texas Association of Home Health Agencies.

‘Generations Garden’ Part of Construction and
Renovation Project at Goodall-Witcher

As part of the new construction and renovations underway at Goodall-Witcher Healthcare Foundation, a Generations Garden will be placed outside the hospital. The garden will include a “Birthday Brick” area designed to recognize those born at Goodall-Witcher.
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New Clifton Clinic now in operation

The much-anticipated Sue and Chester Posey Medical Arts Center in Clifton opened with little fanfare Tuesday morning, May 27, 2008, as several officials gathered to welcome the first patients to the new facility. Peggy Keen of Clifton had the honor of being the first to register for medical services at the new clinic.   read more-->