The Osceola Community Hospital is a private, nonprofit, health care organization located in Sibley, Iowa providing inpatient, outpatient and community health services to the citizens of Osceola County and the surrounding area.

Services offered include general medical, surgical, obstetrical, coronary, intensive, skilled nursing, extended care, home health, hospice care, emergency care and child development services.  The hospital has 25 beds which includes one bed for coronary intensive care, three for obstetrics and the remaining twenty-one beds are utilized for acute patients along with skilled and intermediate care patients.  In addition, there are three bassinets available in the nursery.  In February 2003, the Osceola Community Hospital became a Critical Access Hospital.

The hospital provides a wide range of diagnostic and treatment services along with twenty-four hour emergency care staffed by members of the Osceola Community Hospital medical staff who are on call for emergencies. 

The hospital is certified by Medicare/Medicaid for all of its services.

It is the mission of the Osceola Community Hospital to enhance and improve the quality of life of the population it serves, to be the area's premier health care service provider, and to have a positive impact on the lives of the people and community it serves.

Osceola Community Hospital is part of Avera Health through a management contract with Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.