Taylorville Memorial Hospital (TMH) is a not-for-profit rural critical access hospital located in Taylorville, Illinois. TMH was established in 1906 by the Adorers of the Blood of Christ and has served the citizens of Christian County for more than 115 years. TMH operates a 25-bed acute medical/surgical inpatient unit. A wide range of outpatient services are offered at TMH, including surgery; physical, occupational and speech therapy services; cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation; advanced diagnostic imaging; and comprehensive emergency services, available 24 hours a day.
Priority Area
Mental Health
Adult and youth mental health services were in the top five highest-ranked health indicators. Additionally, issues related to substance use were ranked as the highest priority and were closely linked to mental health.
Priority Area
Obesity
This was the second-highest ranked priority throughout the community survey. This indicator impacts other top health priorities such as diabetes, heart disease/stroke and mental health. Obesity is a complex disease with many contributing factors.
County: Christian
(Compared to IL Counties)
Priority Area
Lung Health
More than one negative indicator relating to lung health was present in the health indicators reviewed for Christian County. These indicators include drugs/alcohol/tobacco, smoking/vaping and lung disease.