Marshall County Hospital

08/21/2026

Investing in the Future of Marshall County! 🧡

Marshall County Hospital is proud to support the new Paxton/Patterson Career Labs at North Marshall Middle School and South Marshall Middle School through a financial donation and sponsorship of supplies for the program.

These hands-on career labs give students the opportunity to explore different career paths, develop new skills, and begin thinking about their futures, including careers right here in our community.

As one of Marshall County’s longtime community partners and employers, we believe investing in our students is an investment in the future of Marshall County.

We’re excited to see where these opportunities take them! 💙🧡

08/21/2026

Ever heard of a Swing Bed and wondered what that actually means?

Simply put, it’s short-term care to help you get stronger before going home.

After a hospital stay, surgery, or illness, you may still need nursing care or therapy before you’re ready to return home. MCH’s Swing Bed Program lets you receive that care right here, close to home.

-Skilled nursing care
-Physical, occupational & speech therapy
-A little more time to recover before going home

Want to know if Swing Bed care could be right for you or a loved one?

Ask your doctor or call our office at 270-527-4830

08/20/2026

We’re proud to see our community partners working together to keep Marshall County prepared! 💙

A big thank you to Marshall County Ambulance Service Director Bryan Cutsinger for sharing his knowledge and providing emergency preparedness training to the Marshall County Arts Center.

Prepared communities are stronger communities, and we’re grateful for the people who take the time to help keep our neighbors safe. 🚑

We are so thankful to Director of EMS Bryan Cutsinger for taking the time to train us and provide us with valuable preparedness training. His knowledge and guidance have helped us feel more confident and prepared to respond to an emergency. We truly appreciate Bryan and the Marshall County Ambulance Service for supporting our Arts Center and helping us better serve and care for our community! 💙

08/20/2026

FREE flu shots and screenings available!

Mercy Health invites you to join us at the Joe Tom Haltom Memorial Community Health Fair on Sept. 29, 2026, from 4–6:30 p.m. at Marshall County Hospital. Take advantage of FREE flu vaccines and help keep yourself, your loved ones and our community healthier this flu season.

08/20/2026

08/20/2026

On World Humanitarian Day, we’re grateful for the nurses, first responders, healthcare professionals, and community helpers who show up every day to care for others. 💙

Thank you for serving with compassion, courage, and kindness every day!

08/18/2026

LOCAL CARE STARTS WITH A LOCAL HELLO.

When you call Marshall County Hospital to schedule your care, you're connecting with a local team right here in Benton, Kentucky.

Whether you're scheduling a test, asking where to go, or simply aren't sure who you need to speak with, we're here to help make getting care a little easier.

Local people. Local care. Close to Home.

📍 Marshall County Hospital
615 Old Symsonia Road
Benton, KY 42025
Phone: 270-527-4800

08/17/2026

Your Healthcare. Your Choice. Close to Home.

When your provider orders a test, procedure, therapy, imaging or other outpatient service, you may have a choice in where you receive that care.

Before you make the drive, ask one simple question:
“Can I have this done at Marshall County Hospital?”

You may be surprised by how much care is available right here in Benton.

Choosing local means more than convenience. It means receiving care close to your family, your work, and your community while helping keep quality healthcare available right here at home.

Ready to schedule? Give us a call! Our local team can help you determine whether MCH participates with your insurance plan and help get you to the right place.

📍 Marshall County Hospital
615 Old Symsonia Road Benton, KY 42025
Phone: 270-527-4800

08/15/2026

Frequently Asked Saturday

As students head back to the classroom, many families are asking: What can I do to boost my immunity and stay healthy this season?

Dr. Julia Lyles with Marshall County Surgical & Medical Office shares that simple healthy habits can go a long way. Prioritize quality sleep, balanced nutrition, regular exercise, frequent handwashing, and staying up to date on recommended vaccines.

A healthy school year starts with healthy habits!