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Investing in Healthier Communities A Guide to Economic Impact (2019)

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I believe in planning your work and working your plan.

This hospital always has a plan to improve health care in our region and specifically for expanded services for children in Kentucky’s Appalachian Region.

It’s the continual vision cast that paves the way for a brighter future in our region.

I applaud Pikeville Medical Center for leading the way and proving our best days are ahead of us.

Congressman Hal Rogers, U.S. Representative Kentucky 5th Congressional District

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS

Verified Trauma Center

Table of Contents

Mission, Vision, Values ............................................................................................ 2 Leadership............................................................................................................... 2 Message from Donovan Blackburn......................................................................... 3

Economic Data All Markets ...................................................................................................... 5 Pikeville, KY ..................................................................................................... 7 Pike County, KY .............................................................................................. 9 Floyd County, KY ............................................................................................ 11 Letcher County, KY ......................................................................................... 13 South Williamson Area .................................................................................... 15 Tertiary Service Area....................................................................................... 17

Investments & Growth Overview ......................................................................................................... 19 Heart & Vascular Institute ............................................................................... 21 Children’s Hospital .......................................................................................... 23 Lab Expansion ................................................................................................. 25 Community Outreach - New Clinics ............................................................... 27 Locations List and Geographic Map ....................................................................... 28

Campus Map ........................................................................................................... 29

Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education

Mission

Core Value

To provide world-class quality healthcare in a Christian environment.

Christian Treat others as you would like to be treated.

The needs of the patients come first.

Vision

Quality Whatever you do, do it well and strive for perfection.

Service Continually look for ways to improve and go above and beyond.

Leadership PMC Board of Directors

Ron Burchett President

Donovan Blackburn CEO/Vice President

Joe Dean Anderson Secretary

Philip Leipprandt, Jr, DO Chief of Staff

David Baird

David Collins

Aaron Crum, MD

Linda Justice

John LaBreche

Clint Martin

Mike McCoy

Jyothi Mettu, MD

Emeritus Members: Burlin Coleman Dennis Halbert, MD Judith Hinkly Alex Poulos, MD Jo Nell Robinson

Bob Shurtleff

Mary Rado Simpson, PhD

Executive and Senior Management Team CEO:

Senior V.P. & Chief Legal Officer:

Senior V.P. & Chief Nursing Officer:

Senior V.P., Assistant C.E.O. & Chief Medical Officer:

Senior V.P. & Chief Financial Officer:

Senior V.P. & Chief Information Officer:

Senior V.P. & Chief Operating Officer:

Senior V.P. & Chief Regulatory Officer:

Senior V.P. & COO of Physician Practices:

Donovan Blackburn

Aaron Crum, MD Kansas Justice

Erich Blackburn Michelle Hagy

Cheryl Hickman

Michelle Rainey Tony Damron

Melissa Thacker

Together. We Rise.

Health care is this region’s number one industry, and as the leader in that regional industry, Pikeville Medical Center knows that our role comes with great responsibility. We accept that responsibility and have plans in place to carry our vision forward - turning ideas into actions to better meet the needs of those we are privileged to serve.

We are a regional healthcare system that transforms lives. We are continually adding technology of the highest level to detect and treat diseases earlier.

We are making investments in new communities so

that quality health care is accessible to more people than ever before. We are recruiting physicians who are second to none and who work together to attack and control diseases - all the while delivering care with an emphasis on listening, compassion and faith.

We do this because we know that patients come first. While delivering each of them world-class health care is an integral part of who we are and what we do, it’s more than that. We want our patients, their families and visitors to feel welcome here, and we are working toward making Pikeville Medical Center the friendliest hospital in the Commonwealth.

As the economic driver of the region, our commitment extends to providing career opportunities and an exceptional working environment for as many as possible. Job creation is an ever-present priority, and we take pride in having been named one of the best places to work in Kentucky for seven straight years.

People. Quality. Service. Growth. It’s why we’re here. We are proud to be Pikeville Medical Center, and we are proud to share this report outlining our organization’s direct impact within our community and across the region.

Most sincerely,

Donovan Blackburn Chief Executive Officer and Vice President

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Economic Impac t This is an unbelievable investment in health care in Eastern Kentucky. More than sixty million dollar’s worth of investments, hundreds of jobs created, but more critically the ability to reach people right there in the Eastern Kentucky community.

There’s so much good news happening. I’m excited to see what impact this will have on our communities in Eastern Kentucky.

Honorable Matt Bevin, Governor Commonwealth of Kentucky

All Markets 2018 Data

493,761

Patient Encounters

14,944

Hospital Admissions

Wages and Tax Base

$223,163,486 2,975

PMC Employees

as of August 16, 2019

6,169,201 Manhours Worked

Tax Revenue

478,817

Outpatient Visits

Compound Economic Benefits

$87,124,785

Restaurant Visits, Retail Spending, Hotel Visits, etc.

$61 Million Total Capital Investments Project Spending July 2018 - December 2020

$71 Million Total Purchases Generated from Local Vendors

Pikeville Medical Center Generated:

$4.4 million in city and county occupational taxes.

$3.25 million in provider taxes to help support the Medicaid program. These funds are matched with federal funds to support $10.7 million in state Medicaid spending.

Its Employees Generated:

$18.8 million in income and sales taxes.

$37.6 million in federal taxes. $11.3 million in state taxes.

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The City of Pikeville is proud to be the home of Pikeville Medical Center. PMC is a vital partner in every aspect of economic development.

Not only does PMC provide thousands of jobs to the region and contribute significantly to the economy, its presence and quality of service is paramount as the City seeks to recruit businesses to Kentucky Enterprise Industrial Park. Quality of life is a very important factor as businesses consider locating or relocating facilities. Quality medical care is equally important as educational institutions, parks, the arts and recreation, transportation and housing. Because of PMC’s presence and the quality of service that it delivers, it has been a crucial part of the City’s progress, and it will continue to be into the future.

Philip Elswick, City Manager City of Pikeville 6 | Economic Impact Report 2019

Pikeville, KY 2018 Data

70,392

2,913

Patient Encounters

67,479

Hospital Admissions

Wages and Tax Base

Outpatient Visits

Compound Economic Benefits

$35,409,293

$90,698,201

Restaurant Visits, Retail Spending, Hotel Visits, etc.

Capital Investments

861

Project Spending July 2018 - December 2020

$35.2 Million

People Employed

Heart and Vascular Institute

in the City of Pikeville

$6.3 Million

Laboratory and Pathology Center

1,851,811

$6.3 Million

Manhours Worked

Children’s Hospital

$1.1 Million

$942 Thousand

Starbucks Coffee Shop

$812 Thousand

Mark II Financial Services Building for Physician Billing

$700 Thousand

Landmark Office Space for Billing Coders

PMC Primary Care Center

Inpatient Pharmacy

$451 Thousand

Administrative Leonard Lawson Cancer Complex Building Center Pharmacy

$988 Thousand

Pulmonary Function Testing/OP Lab

$305 Thousand

$362 Thousand Leonard Lawson Cancer Center

$232 Thousand $217 Thousand Pain Management Center

$56 Thousand Sleep Lab

Services • Anesthesiology • Audiology • Bariatric & Weight Loss Surgery • Chaplain • Clinical Trials • Critical Care • Dermatopathology/Pathology • Diabetes Education • Diagnostic • Dialysis • Emergency Department • Endocrinology • Family Medicine • Gastroenterology

• General Surgery • Heart & Vascular • Home Health • Home Medical Equipment • Hospitalists • Imaging (Radiology, CT, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, PET, US) • Infectious Diseases • Inpatient Rehabilitation • Interventional Radiology • Labor and Delivery • Laboratory • Mammography • Nephrology

• Neurology • Neurosurgery • NICU • OB/GYN • Oncology • Ophthalmology • Optometry • Oral/Maxifacial Surgery • Orthopedic • Otolaryngology (Ear, Nose, and Throat) • Outpatient Rehabilitation • Pain Management • Palliative Care

• Pediatric • Pharmacy • Plastic Surgery • Pulmonology • Residency Program • Rheumatology • Sleep • Sports Medicine • Stroke • Trauma • Urology • Volunteer • Wound Care

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The City of Coal Run is blessed to be located in such close proximity to Pikeville Medical Center (PMC). Access to award-winning, high-quality healthcare is imperative for any city to prosper and grow and having PMC in our backyard is certainly an advantage for us when recruiting businesses into our community. Coal Run residents appreciate the ability to seek specialty care normally only found in large cities so close to home.

Additionally, in any medical emergency, timing is of the essence, and our emergency services personnel, including our police department, operate with an extra level of security knowing life-saving medical care, second-to-none in our region, is just a few miles away.�

Andrew H. Scott, Mayor The City of Coal Run

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Pike County, KY 2018 Data

283,797

7,357

Patient Encounters

276,440

Hospital Admissions

Wages and Tax Base

$127,039,714

Outpatient Visits

Compound Economic Benefits

$49,597,306

Restaurant Visits, Retail Spending, Hotel Visits, etc.

Capital Investments

1,675

Project Spending July 2018 - December 2020

PMC Employees

in Pike County

3,620,910 Manhours Worked

$35.2 Million

Heart and Vascular Institute

$6.3 Million

Laboratory and Pathology Center

$6.3 Million

Children’s Hospital

$2.275 Million

$942 Thousand

Starbucks Coffee Shop

$812 Thousand

Landmark Office Space for Billing Coders

$700 Thousand

Pain Management Center

PMC Primary Care Center

Inpatient Pharmacy

$451 Thousand

PMC South Williamson

Administrative Complex Building

Leonard Lawson Cancer Center Pharmacy

Leonard Lawson Cancer Center

$1.1 Million

$988 Thousand

Pulmonary Function Testing/OP Lab

$232 Thousand $217 Thousand $56 Thousand Sleep Lab

$362 Thousand $305 Thousand

Mark II Financial Services Building for Physician Billing

County-Based Services • Anesthesiology • Audiology • Bariatric & Weight Loss Surgery • Chaplain • Clinical Trials • Critical Care • Dermatopathology/Pathology • Diabetes Education • Diagnostic • Dialysis • Emergency Department • Endocrinology • Family Medicine • Gastroenterology

• General Surgery • Heart & Vascular • Home Health • Home Medical Equipment • Hospitalists • Imaging (Radiology, CT, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, PET, US) • Infectious Diseases • Inpatient Rehabilitation • Interventional Radiology • Labor and Delivery • Laboratory • Mammography • Nephrology

• Neurology • Neurosurgery • NICU • OB/GYN • Oncology • Ophthalmology • Optometry • Oral/Maxifacial Surgery • Orthopedic • Otolaryngology (Ear, Nose, and Throat) • Outpatient Rehabilitation • Pain Management • Palliative Care

• Pediatric • Pharmacy • Plastic Surgery • Pulmonology • Residency Program • Rheumatology • Sleep • Sports Medicine • Stroke • Trauma • Urology • Volunteer • Wound Care

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The addition of the medical services that PMC will be providing is an obvious asset to the community in the way of healthcare. But, the impact of having a facility in that area of town has numerous economic benefits for the City of Prestonsburg as well.

The customers that PMC serves are people that might not otherwise be coming to our town. The increase in traffic by their clients will generate opportunities for our city’s established businesses to increase their customer base. The rise in traffic also opens up the immediate area surrounding the facility to be populated with “satellite� businesses.

Les Stapleton, Mayor City of Prestonsburg

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Floyd County, KY 2018 Data

79,605

2,759

Patient Encounters

76,847

Hospital Admissions

Wages and Tax Base

Outpatient Visits

Compound Economic Benefits

$9,649,370

$24,716,124

Restaurant Visits, Retail Spending, Hotel Visits, etc.

Capital Investments

448

Project Spending July 2018 - December 2020

$2.9 Million

PMC Employees

Pikeville Medical Center - Prestonsburg

in Floyd County

Family Medicine and Urgent Care Clinic

968,368

$31 Thousand

Pikeville Medical Center - Martin

Manhours Worked

Family Medicine and Walk-In Clinic

County-Based Services

Family Medicine

Heart & Vascular

Neurology

Home Health

OB/GYN

Home Medical Equipment

Oncology Economic Impact Report 2019 | 11

Big Sandy Community and Technical College is committed to helping our region grow, and one of the ways to do this is by having an educated workforce available to meet the needs of local employers. We have a close working relationship with Pikeville Medical Center and are proud to be partnered with them in many different capacities.

PMC is a leader in our region, and we are always exploring opportunities with them to make sure we provide them with the best and most up-to-date graduates possible.

Dr. Sherry Zylka, President/CEO Big Sandy Community and Technical College

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Letcher County, KY 2018 Data

32,269

1,003

Patient Encounters

31,266

Hospital Admissions

Wages and Tax Base

$8,850,361

Outpatient Visits

Compound Economic Benefits

$3,455,251

Restaurant Visits, Retail Spending, Hotel Visits, etc.

Capital Investment

140

Project Spending July 2018 - December 2020

$2.1 Million

PMC Employees

Pikeville Medical Center - Whitesburg

in Letcher County

Specialty Services Clinic

337,647

Manhours Worked

County-Based Services

Heart & Vascular

Home Health

Neurology

Home Medical Equipment

Orthopedic

Sleep Economic Impact Report 2019 | 13

As a business owner in Eastern Kentucky, it has been exciting to watch the phenomenal growth of Pikeville Medical Center during the past couple of decades.

Its dedication and investment to “high quality� medical care, state-of-the art technologies and equipment, and the recruitment and provision of numerous job opportunities have been a tremendous boost to us here in Eastern Kentucky.

And while PMC has been prudent in the management of its capital and operational dollars, the leadership has also been diligent in finding and using quality and competitive local businesses to fill the needs necessary to help grow its mission.

Our region is fortunate that the progressive leaders at PMC have been and are committed to making a difference for those of us not only here but throughout our state and region. Our people and businesses are greatly benefiting from PMC’s superior healthcare and services, and its excellent jobs, wages and benefits.

Darrell Maynard, President Eastern Telephone & Technologies 14 | Economic Impact Report 2019

South Williamson Area

2018 Data

22,890

Patient Encounters

1,224

21,666

Hospital Admissions

Wages and Tax Base

Compound Economic Benefits

$227,437

$582,562 18,592

Outpatient Visits

Restaurant Visits, Retail Spending, Hotel Visits, etc.

Capital Investments

Project Spending July 2018 - December 2020

Manhours Worked

$2.275 Million

Pikeville Medical Center - South Williamson Family Medicine and Specialty Clinic

Services

Family Medicine

Heart & Vascular

Home Medical Equipment

Home Health

Neurology Economic Impact Report 2019 | 15

PMC is unique to our region in that it attracts a talented and diverse workforce to the heart of Central Appalachia. This workforce in turn influences our local culture, while at the same time providing economic benefits and outstanding healthcare to one of the most in need populations in America.

Rusty Justice, Managing Member Bitsource L.L.C.

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Tertiary Service Area

All Other Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia and Tennessee Coverage Points 2018 Data

98,090

Patient Encounters

3,825

94,265

Hospital Admissions

Wages and Tax Base

$62,557,287

Outpatient Visits

Compound Economic Benefits

$24,422,858

Restaurant Visits, Retail Spending, Hotel Visits, etc.

572

PMC Employees

in Tertiary Service Area

1,242,277 Manhours Worked

County-Based Services

Heart & Vascular

Home Medical Equipment

Neurology Economic Impact Report 2019 | 17

Investments & Grow th Health care is the region’s number-one industry. It is up to us to recruit the best physicians, invest in cutting-edge technology and provide advanced specialty care for our community and surrounding areas.

Eastern Kentucky has faced many challenges.

In the past, people in our community were geographically two hours away from specialty health care. The people in our community were forced to travel to receive the care they needed. PMC has taken the lead to ensure that people no longer have to travel to find exceptional care. We have grown to become a regional medical network offering accessibility to 502 medical providers across 18 | Economic Impact Report 2019

more than 50 areas of medical specialization.

In the past three years, PMC has had 16,915 patients present through our transfer center, and we stand as the Commonwealth’s only Level II Trauma Center. There is, however, so much more. Our focus is forward. This section of our Economic Impact Guide will report on growth initiatives and investments that are taking Pikeville Medical Center to an even higher level of care.

Total Capital Investments

$61 Million Project Spending July 2018 - December 2020

Heart & Vascular Institute $35.2 Million Investment

Laboratory & Pathology Center $6.3 Million Investment Children’s Hospital $6.3 Million Investment

Pikeville Medical Center - Prestonsburg $2.9 Million Investment

Pikeville Medical Center - South Williamson $2.275 Million Investment Pikeville Medical Center - Whitesburg $2.1 Million Investment

Leonard Lawson Cancer Center Pharmacy $1.1 Million Investment Pulmonary Function Testing/OP Lab $988 Thousand Investment Starbucks Coffee Shop $942 Thousand Investment

Pikeville Medical Center - Primary Care $812 Thousand Investment Inpatient Pharmacy $700 Thousand Investment

Administrative Complex Building $451 Thousand Investment Leonard Lawson Cancer Center $362 Thousand Investment

Mark II Financial Services Building for Physician Billing $305 Thousand Investment Landmark Office Space for Billing Coders $232 Thousand Investment Pain Management Center $217 Thousand Investment Sleep Lab $56 Thousand Investment

Pikeville Medical Center - Martin $31 Thousand Investment Economic Impact Report 2019 | 19

$35.2 Million Investment

Rendering of Heart & Vascular Institute

Investments & Growth Heart & Vascular Institute Pikeville Medical Center is recognized as having one of the top heart programs in Kentucky. Our goal, however, is to become the leading Heart & Vascular Institute in the state within the next two years.

PMC’s strategic investment in advancing its heart and vascular program started several years ago.

A giant leap was taken in 2018 with the installation of three new state-of-the-art, interventional cardiac catheterization (cath) labs.

Capital renovations are underway within the 26,000-square-foot space in the PMC Miners Building that houses the current Heart & Vascular Institute. When renovations are complete, the Heart & Vascular Institute will also encompass 14,000 square feet on the second floor of the Miner’s Building as well as a two-story addition of space that exceeds 9,000 square feet. To round out this amazing new area will be construction of a canopy

At the heart of the new cath labs is the Philips Azurion imaging system. This advanced technology helps to optimize patient comfort and enables physicians to provide an advanced level of care.

The PMC Heart and Vascular Institute recently delivered the region’s first TAVR and Kentucky’s first TatciCath Contact Force Ablation Catheter for atrial fibrillation.

PMC is one of the first hospitals in the nation to implant the Micra Leadless Pacemaker and the Watchman Device. PMC is also advancing heart care through its new Valve Clinic.

To achieve PMC’s vision of becoming the leading heart program in the state, there is more to come.

In November 2018, PMC announced a monumental $35.2 million capital investment to further expand the Heart & Vascular Institute to make it unlike any other in the Commonwealth.

and vestibule at the Heart & Vascular Institute entry and a re-skin of the Miners Building to give the exterior and roof a new modern look.

Anticipated completion of the Heart & Vascular Institute project is August 21, 2020.

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$6.3 Million Investment

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Investments & Growth Children’s Hospital

In November 2018, Pikeville Medical Center proudly announced plans to invest $6.3 million in the development of a new Children’s Hospital. Today, hundreds of Eastern Kentucky families must travel to Lexington or Cincinnati to receive pediatric inpatient care for their children. With this project, PMC will give those families the ability to stay close to home with their children in the event they need hospitalization.

The project will be broken into phases. Phase I will be the relocation and expansion of the PMC Pediatric Clinic. Though PMC currently offers access to a first-class Pediatric Clinic, leadership recognized the great need to separate the clinic from the Obstetrics Unit and expand its size due to the growing demand for pediatric services.

Upon completion, the new Pediatric Clinic will have a separate entrance just past Starbucks within the

hospital’s main atrium. The clinic will include 17 new state-of-the-art exam rooms, and parents will be able to park on the second floor in the hospital parking garage and go directly to the Pediatric Clinic without exposing their children to other patients as they travel through the hospital.

The environment in the Pediatric Clinic will be kidfriendly and playfully inviting. Plans are in place to utilize vivid colors, and the décor will deliver a look that children will enjoy. The project is currently under design, and construction for this phase is scheduled to launch in December 2019.

The remaining phase of the Children’s Hospital project will involve further development of pediatric service lines as well as construction of an inpatient unit. Full completion of this additional phase is estimated to be in 2021.

children’s hospital Pikeville Medical Center

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$6.3 Million Investment

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Investments & Growth Lab Expansion

Pikeville Medical Center recently completed a $6.3 million laboratory renovation and expansion project across multiple phases. The result is quicker and more accurate diagnosis and treatment for patients. The expansion encompassed 10,000 square feet of space.

Phase I of the project, represented by the hospital’s core laboratory, was completed in 2018.

This phase was highlighted with a brand new, state-ofthe-art laboratory automation line and ten new analyzers.

Since becoming operational, PMC has been able to decrease the turnaround time of laboratory results by up to 50 percent.

In addition, over 200 tests that were previously sent to a reference laboratory can now be done in-house. This allows PMC to perform approximately 98 percent of needed lab tests directly in the hospital. Hospital laboratories, based on national averages, are only able to perform between 86 – 90 percent of needed tests.

The remaining phases of the laboratory expansion project were completed in January 2019. Phase II provided the Pathology Department the ability to complete testing that is generally only performed at specialty reference labs and research centers by adding new grossing stations, a new special slide stainer and a new immune stainer. These advances have significantly decreased the time patients and physicians wait on pathology reports and have aided our oncology team in quickly diagnosing types of cancer and determining the courses of treatment.

Phase III delivered a new laboratory consulting and conference room, along with new state-of-the-art technology for the Microbiology Department through an investment in analyzers that identify bacteria and viruses in a remarkably reduced time frame.

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$8.1 Million Investment

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Investments & Growth

Community Outreach Through New Clinics Pikeville Medical Center understands it can be challenging to go out and find health care. The process of traveling for care means extra time and money, and when patients are sick, the last thing they want to do is travel. As an organization, PMC has addressed this need through the development of a network of medical clinics that are directly accessible in key communities within the hospital’s service area. In 2018, investments toward the development of the following clinics were announced. Many projects have been completed.

Pikeville Medical Center - Prestonsburg | $2.9 Million Investment

Opening September 2019 | Family Medicine, Urgent Care and Specialty Care 713 South Lake Drive | Prestonsburg, KY 41653

Pikeville Medical Center - South Williamson | $2.275 Million Investment Opening September 2019 | Family Medicine, Heart, Vascular & Neurology Care 275 Southside Mall Road | South Williamson KY 41503

Pikeville Medical Center - Whitesburg | $2.1 Million Investment Opened Jan. 2019 | Heart, Vascular & Neurology Care 107 Medical Plaza Lane | Whitesburg, Kentucky 41858

Pikeville Medical Center - Primary Care | $812 Thousand Investment Opened April 2019 | Family Medicine Care 911 Bypass Road | Pikeville, KY 41501 (Located behind the hospital)

Pikeville Medical Center - Martin | $31 Thousand Investment Opened July 2018 | Family Medicine and Walk-In Care The Coal Building 265 KY Route 122 | Martin, KY 41649

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Pikeville Medical Center

Campus Locations • 911 Bypass Road • Pikeville, KY A Pikeville Medical Center - Clinic Building

Main Campus • Building A

B Pikeville Medical Center - Primary Care

Main Campus • Building B

C Pikeville Medical Center - Primary Care Main

Main Campus • Building C1

C Pikeville Medical Center - Pulmonary Rehab

Main Campus • Building C2

D Pikeville Medical Diagnostic Center

Main Campus • Building D

E Pikeville Medical Center - Pharmacy

Main Campus • Building E

1 Pikeville Medical Center - Family Practice Center

184 South Mayo Trail Pikeville, KY 41501

2 Pikeville Medical Center - Home Medical Equipment

138 South Mayo Trail Pikeville, KY 41501

Pikeville Medical Center Off-Campus Locations Pikeville Medical Center - Martin 263 KY RT 122 Suite C Martin, KY 4164

Pikeville Medical Center - Prestonsburg 713 South Lake Drive Prestonsburg, KY 41653

Pikeville Medical Center - Pikeville Walmart 251 Cassady Blvd.

Pikeville, Ky 41501

Pikeville Medical Center - Prestonsburg Specialty Clinic 311 N. Arnold Ave. Prestonsburg, KY 41653

Pikeville Medical Center - Harold 246 KY Rt. 979 Harold, KY 41635

Pikeville Medical Center - Grundy 1520 Slate Creek Rd. - Suite 205 Pikeville, KY 41501

Pikeville Medical Center - Grace Call Building 1098 South Mayo Trail - Suite 103 Pikeville, KY 41501

Pikeville Medical Center - Shelby Valley 6800 US HWY 23 South Virgie, KY 41572

Pikeville Medical Center - South Williamson 275 Southside Mall Road South Williamson KY 41503

Pikeville Medical Center - Whitesburg 255 Main Street Whitesburg, KY 41858

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Coding and Billing Offices

Administration

Landmark Hotel

McDonalds

Primary Care Main Campus

E Outpatient Pharmacy

1

D

Home Medical Equipment

Hospital Education

KFC

2

Pikeville Medical Family Practice Center

Pulmonary Rehab

C

Diagnostic Center

A

Speedway

1 2

Pikeville Medical Center

3

4

Campus Locations

5 H

6 Emergency Department

Parking

Employee Health

Heart & Vascular Institute

PMC Clinic Building

May Tower

Visitor Parking Garage

Elliott Building

Atrium

Miners Building

May Tower 1 West

7

B Primary Care

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911 Bypass Road | Pikeville, KY pikevillehospital.org | (606) 218-3500

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