PCMH makes changes due to extreme flooding

Over the course of the holiday weekend, several pipes burst at Perry County Memorial Hospital causing the hospital to change some services due to flooding. PCHS CEO Chris Wibbenmeyer issued the following statement:
“During the bitter cold over the Christmas holiday, Perry County Health System (PCHS) suffered an unfortunate water pipe break that damaged a portion of our hospital and medical office building.  As a result, our surgery department will be out of service until the area can be repaired, restored, and meticulously cleaned. All patients scheduled for surgery will be notified directly by PCHS.  The water damage does not impact our emergency department or other lines of service.   

Damage to the medical office building in the gastroenterology clinic (Dr. Gaeta) and one primary care office (Dr. Reinagel) requires us to transition care out of the damaged spaces and into other areas.  
Again, patients will hear from us directly in advance of their visit and appropriate signage will be posted when entering the facility. We appreciate the support and understanding of our community, and we will continue to provide updates as we make progress on the restoration.”