We prefer to be completely transparent when it comes to our progress and activities and are appreciative of the community’s involvement in these reports. We also state our goals for the year ahead as we look toward the future for how we can improve our culture to best suit the needs of the community.
"We’re proud to be part of a community that actively supports our organization. As an organization that has been around for over 60 years in Paris and Edgar County, we celebrate our historical growth and achievements while looking ahead to an even stronger future. Healthcare continues to evolve and I invite everyone to engage with us in new ways as we innovate and expand to meet the changing needs of our communities."
Jay Carmichael
President & CEO
Psychologist Marilyn Frey’s latest gifts to the Horizon Health Foundation are enhancing patient care across Horizon Health. “I like to donate medical ...
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For the second time in three years, a Horizon Health employee has been named Risk Manager of the Year by the Illinois Society of Healthcare Risk ...
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To improve community safety, Horizon Health and the Paris Community Hospital (PCH) Volunteers have placed a sharps disposal container on the main ...
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Horizon Health has expanded its urogynecology services with the addition of a full-time healthcare provider. Nurse Practitioner Lori Turner has joined ...
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Event benefits local booster clubs Does your child need a sports physical for the upcoming sports season? Horizon Health’s Marshall Clinic will host a ...
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The Paris Community Hospital Volunteers will have a two-day chocolate sale in June. The sales will take place Tuesday, June 16, and Wednesday, June ...
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Good food and expert health advice are on the menu at Horizon Health’s Kidney Health Lunch & Learn on Friday, June 26, at noon at the Horizon Health ...
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When most people think about obesity, they think about weight. They think about appearance, dieting, fitness plans, confidence, and before-and-after ...
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You don’t have to drink large amounts of alcohol to develop fatty liver disease. While heavy alcohol use can damage liver cells, promote inflammation, ...
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The liver acts as the body’s natural filter, performing more than 500 vital functions — from filtering blood and storing energy to producing bile that ...
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