PCH goes live with improved website
PCHOSP • October 17, 2017
Putnam County Hospital went live with its updated website on Sept. 29.
Recognizing that the majority of people go online when first looking for resources, even for healthcare, PCH worked hard to update their site to be more user friendly, providing quick and seamless information for the user and potential patient.
The site makes finding a family doctor or specialist, paying your bill, viewing your medical records and learning what is new at the hospital easier than ever before.
Putnam County Hospital strives to not only be the community’s go-to facility, but also the trusted online healthcare resource.
Go to www.pchosp.org to browse the new site and see how Putnam County Hospital is continuing to grow for a healthier community.
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