Pinckneyville Community Hospital is proud to announce continued investment in its employees through their “Grow  our Own” program, an initiative designed to support staff members in furthering their education and advancing their careers.

One of the participants in this program is Miranda Shain, a member of the hospital’s Information Technology team. Miranda is currently working toward a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Technology with a focus on Cybersecurity and Information Assurance. Through her studies, she is developing advanced skills in areas such as network security, systems analysis, and protection of sensitive data.

Pinckneyville Community Hospital is proud to highlight the success of its “Grow our Own” program, an initiative designed to invest in local talent and support employees as they advance their healthcare careers.

One of the program’s newest participants, Mallory Higgerson, represents the very heart of the hospital’s “grow our own” mission—developing future healthcare professionals right here in the community.

We’re excited to welcome James Clardy to our Wellness Center team!  James is officially a NASM‑Certified Personal Trainer, and he’s ready to help you meet your goals with smart, safe, and effective workouts. 

Pinckneyville Community Hospital continues to serve as a vital pillar of both healthcare and economic stability in Perry County and the surrounding region, according to the 2026 Economic Impact Report prepared with assistance from the Illinois Health and Hospital Association. The report demonstrates that the hospital contributes nearly $97.6 million in total economic impact, underscoring its essential role in supporting jobs, local businesses, and the overall economic vitality of the community.

Pinckneyville Community Hospital (PCH) was recognized by Southern Illinois Healthcare (SIH) with its esteemed Traveling STEMI Trophy, honoring exceptional performance in emergency cardiac care. This award highlights the critical importance of rapid evaluation, treatment, and transport for patients experiencing a ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI)—a severe and life-threatening type of heart attack where every minute can mean the difference between life and death.