Princeton Community Hospital

Princeton Community Hospital PCH operates 19 primary, imaging and specialty clinics in its 10-county area.

WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital operates a 203-bed acute care hospital, a 64-bed psychiatric hospital, and an emergency room and outpatient services in Bluefield. WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital is leading healthcare in the two Virginias. With 420 physicians and mid-level providers, PCH operates a fully accredited 203-bed acute care medical facility, a 64-bed psychiatric hospit

al, and a stand-alone emergency room and outpatient services facility in Bluefield. Through its subsidiary Mercer Medical Group, PCH operates eight primary care clinics and eight specialty clinics offering a wide range of care to a 10-county region.

Did you know that you can join the Princeton Health & Fitness Center in the month of July for $2.50? Enjoy🏋️‍♀️ A full l...
07/16/2026

Did you know that you can join the Princeton Health & Fitness Center in the month of July for $2.50?

Enjoy
🏋️‍♀️ A full line of cardio and strength equipment
💃 Group exercise, dance and aquatic classes
🏊 2 swimming pools
AND so much more!

07/16/2026

OPPORTUNITY! Theatre West Virginia is in Princeton today performing selections from the 65th season of Honey in The Rock. Join us in the PCH Atrium at 1 for this free event. Everyone is invited.

If arthritis pain has been slowing you down, PCH offers non-surgical treatment that may help you move more comfortably a...
07/16/2026

If arthritis pain has been slowing you down, PCH offers non-surgical treatment that may help you move more comfortably again.

External Beam Radiation Therapy (EBRT) provides safe, non-invasive relief for patients who haven’t responded to medications, injections, or physical therapy.

Here’s what makes it an appealing option:
✔️ Only 6 brief treatment sessions
✔️ No surgery and no recovery time
✔️ Covered by most insurance plans, including Medicare
✔️ Delivered with our state-of-the-art Varian Halcyon™ system

“This treatment can make a real difference for people whose arthritis pain continues to disrupt daily activities,” says Dr. Joe Baisden, Radiation Oncologist at PCH.

If chronic arthritis pain is affecting your quality of life, talk with your provider or call Bluefield Radiation Oncology at 304‑327‑1551 to learn whether EBRT could help.

👏Know a nurse or staff member who goes above and beyond every day? Now’s your chance to recognize their hard work!🌼DAISY...
07/15/2026

👏Know a nurse or staff member who goes above and beyond every day? Now’s your chance to recognize their hard work!

🌼DAISY Award – Honoring Extraordinary Nurses
The DAISY Award is an international recognition program to celebrate nurses by collecting nominations from patients, families, and co-workers. Any licensed, registered nurse, nursing faculty or nursing student is eligible to be nominated for a DAISY Award.

💥IMPACT Award – Recognizing All Staff Who Make a Difference
Impact Awards recognize any hospital staff member who goes above and beyond to IMPACT patient care, safety, the lives of coworkers, and their work unit. Anyone can be a nominator, and all employees are eligible to be nominated.

Find the link in the comments to nominate today!

🍽️ At the CASEWV Commission on Aging building on Monday, July 20, at 11:30 a.m., join for Dine with a Doc at 600 Trent S...
07/15/2026

🍽️ At the CASEWV Commission on Aging building on Monday, July 20, at 11:30 a.m., join for Dine with a Doc at 600 Trent Street, Princeton, WV.

Enjoy a delicious lunch while hearing from Dr. Stephen Stefancic and learning valuable information to help you stay healthy and informed.

📍 600 Trent Street, Princeton, WV
🗓️ July 20
⏰ 11:30 a.m.

07/14/2026

🍉🥗 As we move past the midpoint of summer, many are enjoying fresh fruits and vegetables from local gardens, farmers markets and grocery stores. It is a time to remind about the importance of food safety, especially in light of recent national news surrounding an increase in cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness linked to contaminated fresh produce.

The good news? There are simple steps you can take to help protect yourself and your family:
✅ Wash fresh fruits and vegetables thoroughly before eating
✅ Wash your hands before preparing or eating food
✅ Avoid sharing food, drinks or utensils with someone who is sick
✅ Keep produce properly refrigerated and follow food safety guidelines

Foodborne illnesses can cause symptoms such as:
• Upset stomach
• Nausea or vomiting
• Diarrhea
• Abdominal cramping

If you experience severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, dehydration, profuse diarrhea, or diarrhea that contains blood or mucus, please seek medical attention promptly. The Princeton and Bluefield emergency departments are open 24/7 to provide the care you need.

Congratulations to PCH President and CEO Karen Bowling for being named to Becker's Healthcare "236 women hospital and he...
07/14/2026

Congratulations to PCH President and CEO Karen Bowling for being named to Becker's Healthcare "236 women hospital and health system presidents and CEOs to know | 2026."

Becker's wrote, "Ms. Bowling is known for her advocacy and achievements in rural medicine and public policy. " Check out the full list of amazing leaders here: https://lnkd.in/gGV7X257

07/13/2026

Searching for the “best surgeons near me?” They are right here.

The expert team at PCH General Surgery provides comprehensive surgical care for everything from routine procedures to complex cases. Our surgeons perform minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery, advanced robotic-assisted procedures, traditional open surgery, breast lumpectomies, vascular access for cancer treatment and other therapies, and emergency surgery when every minute matters.

When you need expert surgical care, you don't have to travel far. High-quality, compassionate care is right here at Princeton Community Hospital.

07/13/2026
Important information for West Virginia Medicaid members: Changes are coming to Medicaid eligibility requirements beginn...
07/12/2026

Important information for West Virginia Medicaid members: Changes are coming to Medicaid eligibility requirements beginning in 2027, and it’s important to understand how these updates could affect your coverage.

Under new federal requirements, some adults enrolled through West Virginia Medicaid Expansion may need to meet community engagement requirements, such as working, attending school, participating in a job training program or volunteering, to maintain coverage. Certain groups may qualify for exemptions, including individuals with disabilities, pregnant women, caregivers, veterans with qualifying disabilities and others. These requirements will be phased in during Medicaid renewals beginning in 2027.

The good news? You do not need to take any action today, but now is a great time to learn more about the upcoming changes and make sure your information is up to date.

If you or a loved one receives Medicaid coverage, take time to understand these changes and what they could mean for your healthcare coverage in the future. Being informed now can help you be prepared when the new requirements take effect.

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122 12th Street, PO Box 1369
Princeton, WV
24740

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