State Lists Perry County Memorial Hospital Details in Directory

The Indiana Department of Health updated its hospital facility directory on January 6 to include current information for Perry County Memorial Hospital in Tell City. The directory entry lists the hospital's address as 8885 SR 237, Tell City, 47586, and provides a phone contact of 8125477011. The facility is identified as state-licensed only, with 25 staffed inpatient beds. The listing includes license number 24-005064-1 and shows the license expires on June 30, 2026.

For residents of Perry County, the directory entry is a concise confirmation of the hospital's operational status and local capacity. A staffed-bed count of 25 reflects the hospital's role as a small, community-based inpatient provider; that capacity helps determine how many patients can be admitted locally for acute care and affects transfer needs when higher-level services are required. The fact that the facility is listed as state-licensed only and holds a current license through mid-2026 provides a regulatory baseline that policymakers, emergency planners and families can use in assessing short-term access to care.

Small hospitals in rural counties are often central to timely treatment for emergencies, chronic disease management and outpatient follow-up. Accurate directory information supports emergency response planning, ambulance routing and decisions by families seeking local inpatient services. It also matters for public-health officials who monitor bed availability across the region during surges in demand from seasonal illness or other incidents.

The listing does not provide details beyond the basic directory fields, such as specialties offered, hours of service or staffing levels by department. Residents seeking that information or needing immediate assistance should contact the hospital directly at 8125477011 or visit the facility at 8885 SR 237, Tell City, 47586. Community leaders and health planners can use the license number 24-005064-1 and the June 30, 2026 expiration date to track regulatory timelines and to ensure continuity of services for vulnerable populations who rely on local inpatient care.

Maintaining transparent, up-to-date facility information is a practical step toward equitable access to health services across Perry County. Accurate public records help families, first responders and policymakers make informed decisions about care when it is needed most.