01/28/2022
Notice is hereby given that Harrison County Community Hospital District Board will conduct an open meeting at 12:00 a.m. on Monday, January 31, 2022, in the Hospital Conference Room located at 2600 Miller Street.
01/04/2022
Harrison County Community Hospital Auxiliary and the HCCH Foundation are accepting applications for $1,000 college scholarships to assist students planning to enter a health-related field. High school seniors in Harrison County schools can apply for the one-time funding opportunity.
12/21/2021
The Miles to Miles Cancer Walk held on October 9, 2021, set a record fundraising year, collecting $9,259.84.
12/08/2021
In collaboration with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Office of Rural Health and Primary Care, Harrison County Community Hospital is proud to recognize the innovation, quality of care, and dedication of health professionals and volunteers in our community during National Rural Health Day 2021.
11/02/2021
Harrison County Community Hospital is now offering Modern and Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 booster vaccines
10/26/2021
Harrison County Family Health Center and Bethany Medical Clinic have merged to create the new HCCH Medical Clinic at 3202 Miller Street, Bethany, Missouri.
09/13/2021
Kick off the fall season right by participating in the HCCH Pumpkin Decorating Contest. All Proceeds will go to the Harrison County Cancer Transporation Fund!
08/19/2021
Registration is now open for Harrison County Community Hospital's twelfth annual Miles for Miles Cancer Walk, formerly Hospital Hill Fun Run/Walk held on Saturday, October 9, 2021. The event raises funds for the Harrison County Cancer Transportation Fund, which provides financial assistance to Harrison County residents who have been diagnosed with cancer and are traveling for medical appointments.
08/05/2021
At HCCH, we understand that undergoing an MRI Exam can be intimidating, as many of our patients do not discover they are claustrophobic until they began their exam.
07/27/2021
In 2019 an estimated 42 million exams were performed in the United States! With a population of roughly 330 million, that means that -on average- about one in eight US residents got an MRI in 2019. If you know 500 people, then -statistically- of your immediate pool of acquaintances, roughly 64 people had MRIs in 2019. We may think of MRI as a rare or exceptional diagnostic tool, but it has become commonplace.