Empowering Survivors: Perry County’s Ladies Day Out Breakfast Fuels Health Awareness and Local Support
On Friday, October 3, 2025, Perry County Memorial Hospital in Tell City hosted its 18th annual Ladies Day Out Breakfast, a signature event aimed at promoting women’s health and raising awareness around cancer.
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On Friday, October 3, 2025, Perry County Memorial Hospital in Tell City hosted its 18th annual Ladies Day Out Breakfast, a signature event aimed at promoting women’s health and raising awareness around cancer. The breakfast event was organized by the PCMH Oncology Department, with support from the Perry County community and local stakeholders. One of the focal themes this year was cancer prevention and early detection, covering screenings such as mammograms, Pap tests, and colorectal exams.While the hospital’s official announcement does not explicitly mention a co-hosting by the Perry County Chamber of Commerce, promotional materials suggest broad community involvement. The hospital’s news page describes the aim as educating and empowering women by providing practical guidance around routine health screenings and prevention strategies.
I did not find verifiable public information on attendance numbers, specific featured speakers, or a “weekend shopping-for-a-cause promotion” tied directly to this breakfast for 2025.
Therefore, I have omitted those claims. Perry County Memorial Hospital is a 25-bed acute care facility in Tell City, Indiana, offering emergency, surgical, and outpatient services, and employing more than 315 people across its main campus and six off-campus clinics.l Set in early October, the Ladies Day Out event continues to reflect Perry County’s commitment to community health and education. Though concrete outcomes from the day are not yet published, the structure of the event suggests ongoing potential for community engagement and wellness improvement.