Montgomery General Hospital began serving the residents of the upper Kanawha Valley in 1918 under the name of Laird Memorial Hospital. In 1939, the hospital name was changed to Montgomery General Hospital and established as a free-standing, non-profit corporation. The hospital has grown to include four buildings consuming the entire block between Washington Street and Adams Street in Montgomery, WV. In 2006, MGH reduced its bed size and applied for Critical Access Hospital status.

Montgomery General Hospital offers specialized services in:

• Emergency care

• Acute care

• Swing bed services

• Long-term care

• Physical therapy

• Laboratory services

• Imaging services

• Surgical services

• Cardiac monitoring

• Respiratory therapy

• Social services

• Nutritional counseling

• Pharmacy services

Montgomery General Hospital maintains high-quality care through:

• Adherence to evidence-based medical practices

• Continuous staff education and training

• Patient-centered care approaches

• Regular quality assessments and improvements

• Accreditation by recognized healthcare organizations

• Implementation of safety protocols

• Use of advanced medical technologies

• Patient satisfaction surveys and feedback mechanisms

• Collaboration with academic institutions for research and development

• Community health initiatives

Vision

To provide quality, cost-effective, and convenient healthcare services that meet and exceed reasonable internal and external customer expectations. 

Mission

Committed to providing the highest quality of care and community-wide health improvement.

Montgomery General Hospital has received:

• WVHA Commitment to Excellence Award

• Donate for Life Outstanding Support Award