Marshall Health Network

12/18/2025

Looking for a holiday gift that’s more than something to unwrap? 🎁👩‍🍳

Huntington’s Kitchen gift certificates are a fun and meaningful way to give an experience this season. From hands-on cooking classes to learning new skills in a fun, welcoming space, it’s a gift that creates lasting memories long after the holidays are over.

Gift certificates are available now.

☎️ Call 304.399.4685 to purchase.

12/18/2025

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Our board of directors is comprised of top healthcare executives from our three owner health systems: Marshall Health Network, Vandalia Health, and WVU Medicine.

This month we warmly welcome Scott Raynes, President and CEO of Marshall Health Network, and Tim Martin, President of Cabell Huntington Hospital to our governing board.

We look forward to your guidance and counsel. 👏

Marshall Health
Cabell Huntington Hospital

12/18/2025

🩸 Kick Off the New Year by Knowing Your Numbers

Beginning January 2026, Marshall Health Network is expanding our community wellness blood profile options, making it easier and more affordable to take a proactive approach to your health.

✔️ A required core wellness profile
✔️ New “a la carte” tests for personalized insight
✔️ Low-cost options available across MHN locations

A few simple tests can provide meaningful insight to help guide your wellness goals for the year ahead. 💚

🔗 Learn more: https://bit.ly/47SnC1E

12/17/2025

🎄 MHN Holiday Hours: Christmas & New Year 🎄

As we head into the holiday season, some Marshall Health Network hospital clinics and administrative offices will have modified hours.

If you have an appointment or plan to visit one of our clinics, please call ahead to confirm hours and availability. Inclement weather may cause unexpected delays or temporary closures, and we want to help ensure you receive the care you need without inconvenience.

✔️ Emergency services and hospitals remain open 24/7
✔️ Patient care continues to be our top priority

See the full list of modified hours here: https://bit.ly/493aAyZ

Wishing you and yours a happy holiday season. ❤️💚

12/16/2025

❄️ Feeling the Winter Blues? You’re not alone. ❄️

Shorter days and less sunlight can leave many of us feeling low on energy or motivation during the colder months. These feelings are common, and small steps can make a big difference.

Try these simple mood boosters:
✅ Get moving. Even light exercise can help lift your mood.
✅ Let in the light. Open your blinds or take a short walk during daylight hours.
✅ Stay connected. A call, text or shared activity can go a long way.
✅ Eat well. Fruits, veggies and omega-3s can support overall wellness.
✅ Practice self-care. Journaling, meditation or a favorite hobby can help you reset.

If feelings persist, worsen, or begin to impact your daily life, reach out to MHN Mental Health Services for confidential support:
👉 https://bit.ly/4q4ZXlW

Support is available, and you don’t have to navigate winter alone. 💙

12/15/2025

🚨 Amid the wrapping paper, travel plans and celebrations, don't ignore symptoms or injuries that need urgent attention. Our Emergency Departments blend advanced medicine with holiday-season compassion to help you feel your best. ❤️

If you're experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.

📍 Cabell Huntington Hospital, 1340 Hal Greer Blvd., Huntington
☎️ 304.526.2200

📍 St. Mary's Medical Center, 2900 First Ave., Huntington
☎️ 304.526.1111

📍 St. Mary's/Ironton ER, 1400 Campbell Dr., Ironton, OH
☎️ 740.533.9710

12/15/2025

🎁 We’re hiring at Marshall Health Network! 🎁

The season of giving is also a great time to invest in your future. Marshall Health Network is hiring caring, dedicated individuals who want to make a difference every day in the communities we serve.

Whether you’re looking for a fresh start in the new year or ready to take the next step in your career, you’ll find opportunities that offer purpose, teamwork and growth.

👉 Explore current job openings and apply today:
https://careers.marshallhealthnetwork.org/

12/15/2025

Hospitals are more than buildings.
They’re made of people. 💚

Volunteers help bring compassion to life by supporting patients, families, and caregivers through non-medical assistance and a warm, welcoming presence. Their time and care enhance the patient experience and support our health care teams every day.

Interested in making a difference? Become a hospital volunteer.

🔗 Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3XSsu2f

12/15/2025

❄️ Stay Safe in the Winter Chill

Cold temperatures can take a toll on your health faster than you think. Limit your time outdoors, dress in warm layers, and watch for signs of frostbite or hypothermia like numbness, shivering or pale skin.

If you’re clearing snow, take breaks and listen to your body — overexertion can increase your risk of injury or heart strain.

If you need care, Marshall Health Network is ready to help with urgent care and emergency services available when you need them most.

Stay warm, stay safe and take good care of yourself and each other. 💚

12/13/2025

Marshall Health Network staff joined fellow community groups to pack more than 10,000 meals at Facing Hunger Food Bank, helping support neighbors in need across our region.

Afterward, several HIMG team members continued the day of service by purchasing and laying wreaths at Spring Hill Cemetery in honor of Wreaths Across America, remembering those who served and sacrificed.

From fighting hunger to honoring heroes, we’re proud of our team’s commitment to caring for our community in every season. 🇺🇸 💚

12/13/2025

💚Health care doesn’t stop at our doors.

Our Marshall Health Network Population Health team recently joined seniors at the Cabell County Community Services Organization’s annual Christmas party to provide blood pressure screenings and share wellness information.

We’re grateful for opportunities like this to support healthy holidays, meaningful connections, and a stronger community. 💚

12/13/2025

Stay safe this winter! Frostbite can happen fast, so keep your skin protected as your body’s first line of defense. ❄️🧤

If you suspect frostbite, warm the affected areas slowly using warm water or body heat, avoid direct heat sources and seek care if the skin stays discolored or blisters form.

Be prepared, stay safe and enjoy the season. 🎄

🔗 Find care near you: https://bit.ly/4nNQj5u