A Manhattan man was taken to a local hospital on Friday after he drove his car into a concrete building.

Officers responded to the corner of S. Seth Child Road and Farm Bureau Road at 3 p.m. on Friday afternoon to find a man injured after he struck a concrete building in his 2014 GMC Sierra.

Officers report that the man, 42-year-old James Miller of Manhattan, was transported by EMS to Via Christi in Manhattan for a suspected serious injury. He was later transported to Stormont Vail for more advanced care. His status as of Monday is unknown.

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For the fourth year in a row, Via Christi Hospital in Manhattan has been named as a 2025 High Performing hospital for Maternity Care by U.S. News & World Report, a global
authority in hospital rankings and consumer advice.

The designation is the highest recognition a hospital can earn in the Best Hospitals for Maternity Care annual ratings.

Via Christi Hospital in Manhattan received the High Performing designation based on its strong performance in key areas such as low rates of severe unexpected newborn complications, implementation of birthing-friendly practices, and commitment to transparency on racial and ethnic disparities, among other quality measures.

U.S. News evaluated 817 hospitals from across the United States on multiple quality measures.

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