Quality Commitment

At HMH, our goal is to safely deliver a healthcare service that adheres to the highest standards of quality care and service. As part of this commitment, we fully support sharing information about our performance. We want to be transparent about how we perform to you, the consumer. HMH is proud of the quality of care and service we provide.

Our Purpose

We aspire to provide as many high-quality health care services here to those in our communities as possible, with the goal of becoming your provider of choice. This is shown in the modern facilities and advanced technology we provide, as well as the outstanding physicians and staff we recruit, retain and develop. We do all this, never losing sight of our core values, such as integrity, innovation and responsible resource management.

Our Medical Staff

Our medical staff is comprised of more than 100 medical specialists representing several areas of medicine. We have formed strong alliances with physician specialists and advanced practice providers who bring their advanced care right to our hospital facilities. 

Growing To Meet the Needs of Our Communities

At Harrison Memorial Hospital, we firmly believe you shouldn’t have to travel long distances to receive advanced medical treatment in a compassionate setting. That’s why, since 1906, we’ve been continuously growing a facility and healthcare services that include cutting-edge technology and physician specialists who lead the way in their discipline. It’s important to us that we provide the types and level of services our community deserves. Therefore, we conduct a Community Needs Assessment on a regular basis to find out what additional services our families require. Rest assured that the highest quality healthcare, utmost patient safety and care with compassion remain in the forefront of everything we do.

Whether it’s our new medical-surgical unit with private patient rooms, interventional cardiac catheterization lab, our emergency department which has doubled in size over recent years or our chemotherapy and infusion therapy suites, you’ll be surprised at just how accommodating and convenient our facilities can be. The women of our region benefit from state-of-the-art labor, delivery and recovery suites complete with a secure newborn nursery, as well as a women’s imaging center designed specifically for privacy and comfort. We’ve expanded access to our primary care, by offering new four clinics in Carlisle, Falmouth, south Cynthiana, and right here on our hospital’s campus. And, we offer new space dedicated to specialty clinics which house medical specialists who see patients right here in Cynthiana, offering convenience combined with unparalleled expertise.

At Harrison Memorial Hospital, our facility is a continual work in progress, with the emphasis on progress. If you are new to HMH, we encourage you to watch us grow with expanded services and new technology. And if you are a longstanding patient of HMH, we thank you again for your loyalty.

Our new facility, medical technology and physician specialists show our strong commitment to keeping you healthy – and keeping you closer to home.

Latest News & Updates

HMH hosts Pendleton County Health Fair on March 9

The Pendleton County Community Health Fair will be held on Thursday, March 9, 2024, from 7:30 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. at  Phillip Sharp Middle School. The event offers free tests and screenings to area residents and is open to everyone. It is not exclusive to Pendleton County residents. All lab results will be posted to the HMHmyhealth!

HMH’s Laboratory Department Receives Accreditation from CAP

Harrison Memorial Hospital Laboratory in Cynthiana, KY, has been awarded reaccreditation by the Accreditation Committee of the College of American Pathologists (CAP), based on the results of a recent onsite inspection.

HMH Board of Directors names four new members

The Harrison Memorial Hospital Board of Directors welcomed four new members to the board at its meeting on January 25, 2024. At the November 2023 meeting Mr. David Case, Dr. Doug Darbro, and Dr. Brett Hines were unanimously voted to serve on the hospital board. Dr.

Go Red Campaign expanded to Harrison, Nicholas and Pendleton Counties

February is American Heart Month, and the Harrison County Go Red for Women Committee and Harrison Memorial Hospital is doing its part to raise awareness of heart disease in women. This year marks the 19th anniversary of the national heart disease awareness campaign and HMH will expand to Harrison, Nicholas and Pendleton Counties.