I have only had good experiences with Trigg County Hospital. Over the years I have truly appreciated having this facility near by. They have cared for my needs and my family members needs. Always I know that we will get good and compassionate care at Trigg County Hosp. If the level of care needed is beyond their facility, they don't hesitate to send you to a bigger hospital to get the care needed. I also think Trigg County Hospital has a well trained staff and the most caring staff of any hospital that I have seen.

The swing bed program (medical care plus physical therapy) was a godsend for my husband and me. The medical staff was awesome, and the physical therapy department is excellent! They helped him get well, and built his strength to transition to outpatient physical therapy, which is also a TCH department. Everyone we worked with was wonderful.

Great place to be sick or injured. And I’m serious when I say the food is better than Nashville.

Got right in staff all very courteous. Hand sanitizer all over the place, no problem parking very clean.

I was traveling from California on a tour of the south. I had an accident and totaled my VW convertible. I have never met a more caring group of hospital folk anywhere in the United States. They were superb to me! I will never forget them. I told everyone throughout the south of my wonderful experience here. It's not your size but how much you care. Thanks to all of you. Blessings..

At the end of October, I had a CT calcium scan done at Trigg County Hospital. When the results came back, they were significantly elevated. I scheduled an appointment with my cardiologist, and after going back and forth between a stress test and a heart cath, I finally decided on the heart cath since I had passed a stress test less than 10 months earlier. Not wanting to have the procedure before Christmas, I scheduled the cath for January. On January 21st, I went in for what was supposed to be a "quick in-and-out" cath, but it ended up lasting over three hours. During the procedure, I received three stents in my circumflex artery and suffered a heart attack. They had to stop the procedure due to the amount of dye I had received, in order to prevent damage to my kidneys. I went back again on the 27th and received two more stents in my LAD (the widow maker). Both of these arteries were 95% blocked, and I had experienced no symptoms prior to this. Had I not had the CT scan, I likely would have died without warning. I truly believe this test saved my life. Thank you, Trigg County Hospital!