Many smaller hospitals share a common challenge - recruiting quality physicians, and retaining them in the community. Too many of hospitals have suffered from the "Doctor's Revolving Door Syndrome" - bright motivated physicians move to town, work hard, but after a few years they leave - overworked, discouraged, and unhappy. The cycle starts all over again - recruit a new physician and hope they stay.

Docs Who Care is a group of doctors that has partnered with the Harrison County Community Hospital to provide the hospital with more staff to cover hospital needs and allow the local doctors more time at their own clinics and with their families. Docs Who Care is a group of doctors that has partnered with the Harrison County Community Hospital to provide the hospital with more staff to cover hospital needs and allow the local doctors more time at their own local clinics and with their families

Docs Who Care will establish a full-time equivalent family practice group at the Harrison County Community Hospital. The current physicians are, Dr. Paul Wardlaw, Dr. Christopher Best, Dr. Richard Kimmell, Dr. Charles Sciolaro, and Dr. Paul Schleicher will permanently staff the clinic and emergency room, in addition to a local doctor; Dr. Terry Hall.  Each doctor will work one-to-two full weeks per month.