Pikeville, KY – On February 25, 2021, Kentucky Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman visited Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) to thank the frontline healthcare heroes working to vaccinate the community against COVID-19. Lt. Gov. Coleman toured PMC’s drive-thru vaccination area and received a first-hand look at the processes in place designed to efficiently vaccinate PMC’s service area.
The cold months of winter bring opportunities for fun activities in the snow. However, winter weather conditions also bring with them a variety of potential risks for personal injury. Every year, people injure themselves by falling on ice, straining muscles from shoveling snow or scraping ice from vehicles. Many of these injuries come in the
Dear Friends, Over the past several years, Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) has been at the forefront of advancing pediatric care. Through hard work and God’s blessing, we opened the first phase of the Appalachian Valley Autism (AVA) Center in spring 2020. In December 2020, thanks to our spectacular staff, the AVA Center was designated as
On Friday, February 1st, Governor Andy Beshear announced that COVID-19 vaccination sites across the state could begin registering Kentucky residents over the age of 60. At that time, Pikeville Medical Center amended its website (www.pmcvaccine.com) to allow members of that group living in PMC’s service area to register online. “We have noticed a gradual slowing
