Lincoln Memorial Hospital

11/10/2025

Holiday Tradition! For 38 years, our Light Up a Life tree-lighting ceremony has provided a meaningful way for people to celebrate loved ones, honor those gone before us and support the Lincoln Memorial Foundation’s efforts to support good health for all in our community. Join us Tuesday, Dec. 2, at 5:30 p.m. Make a gift here & RSVP for your free soup dinner, either dine-in or grab-and-go.

Join the Lincoln Memorial Foundation Light Up a Life campaign! Honor your loved ones while making a positive impact on the health of our community....

11/07/2025

Thank you to our veterans for their service and sacrifice for our community! Lincoln Memorial Foundation is proud to honor our veterans by displaying 100 flags along the LMH Wellness Trail.

10/31/2025

Congrats to Kayla Benshoff, a nursing technician and our Colleague of the Month! “Kayla wants what is best for patients,” wrote one nominator. “She comes in with a smile every day and makes the patients feel at home.” http://mh.social/SaAf50XkUww

10/23/2025

Tamar Kutz has been named president and CEO of Lincoln Memorial Hospital, effective Oct. 27. A longtime resident of Lincoln, she has been with Memorial Health since 2010, most recently as vice president for quality and operations at Decatur Memorial Hospital. Congratulations on your new role, Tamar!

10/10/2025

Congratulations to LMH president and CEO Dolan Dalpoas, who is taking on an expanded role at Memorial Health! Dolan will become senior vice president and chief community impact and philanthropy officer effective Oct. 27. In this role, he will oversee LMH and Memorial’s other critical access hospitals in Jacksonville and Taylorville. Dolan, a Lincoln native, also will be responsible for the five hospital foundations of Memorial Health and the organization’s region-wide community health improvement work. Please join us in wishing him well!

10/10/2025

Screenings save lives! Just a reminder that we offer free mammograms during October for women age 40+ who are uninsured or underinsured. Appointments are required. Learn more: http://mh.social/mIRc50WVeKb

Free breast cancer screenings will be available at all five Memorial Health hospitals during October for women age 40 and older who are uninsured...

10/06/2025

Congrats to Jake Curry with Environmental Services and our Colleague of the Month! “He is a huge asset to the night shift, always pleasant to work with and provides high quality work,” wrote his nominator. “He rounds frequently, emptying linens, garbage and sharps.” http://mh.social/3Uhv50X57pQ

10/01/2025

October means Mammogram Mondays! Thanks to our hospital foundations and the Mia Ware Foundation, mammograms are FREE this month for uninsured or underinsured women age 40 or older. Learn more: http://mh.social/voga50X3Tnb

09/29/2025

Head outdoors & enjoy the fall colors while logging miles this October as part of the LMH Harvest 100 Walking Challenge! Track your cumulative miles using the Pacer app—free to all participants. Simply scan the QR code in the registration link and use your phone or sync your smartwatch to log your steps. Participants who log 100 or more miles receive a special Harvest 100 Walking Challenge T-shirt, too. http://mh.social/Cw1U50X1AnK.

09/24/2025

Heads up! The LMH walking trail will be closed Sept. 25-30 for routine maintenance. The trail will reopen on Wednesday, Oct. 1, just in time for the LMH Harvest 100 Walking Challenge!

Want to join us for the Harvest 100 Walking Challenge? Register at http://mh.social/U1Vx50X1ARn.

09/23/2025

Meet Danielle, an ultrasound technologist who loves working directly with patients in the Lincoln community. Dedicated to making sure each patient feels at ease during their ultrasound procedure, Danielle strives to reduce patient anxiety. Her team is empathetic, caring and always goes above and beyond to provide the best patient experience possible.

09/08/2025

Meet Jennifer, a surgical technologist who works hard with her team to help ease patient stress and anxiety. Recently, Jennifer’s team came together to handle a critical case, saving a patient’s life with their quick, coordinated efforts. She appreciates how everyone supports each other and is always ready to help, no matter the situation.