CCMH- CORP Carroll County Memorial Hospital

About Us

Carroll County Memorial Hospital began as a dream for our community with the laying of the cornerstone in August, 1955. 25 bed critical access hospital. CCMH primarily served the citizens in Carroll, Trimble and Gallatin counties as it opened its doors as a small rural hospital but has evolved into a leading outpatient diagnostic testing center, an advanced technology center and a clinical office location for numerous physician specialists who routinely meet with patients and see referrals for their specialty care. In 1992 Carroll County Memorial Hospital opened a hospital-based Rural Health Clinic to provide additional access to health services and support to residents of Carroll, Trimble and Gallatin County and to all patients including Medicare and Medicaid program members. In 2000 the hospital became a critical access hospital. The changing face of our population has necessitated planning for the change in the healthcare needs of this area. The Carroll County Memorial Hospital Board of Directors is actively planning for the next decade of health service needs and looking at what the “next” hospital will look like as the population changes. The hospital is working with other community leaders and the Carroll County Community Development Corporation to provide the health services required as we progress into the twenty-first century. As of 2022 CCMH is happy to announce that we are now partnered with U of L health. Today Carroll County Memorial Hospital is a vibrant, growing area health care center employing over 100 people.