Greeneville Community Hospital

Our story

Greeneville Community Hospital formed from two legacy hospitals with a rich history in Greene County. Laughlin Memorial Hospital opened in 1939, and Takoma Regional Hospital has been a part of our community since 1928.

The merge of these two hospitals combines the expertise from both facilities into one location and allows for further investments in health services in Greeneville. Now working together on one campus, Greeneville Community Hospital continues the legacy of delivering excellent patient care. Our patients can take comfort in knowing they will be served by the same, familiar faces.

Greeneville Community Hospital is an acute inpatient facility, with a wide variety of additional services including cardiology services, diagnostic imaging, ICU, surgery and women's services, such as obstetrics and imaging.

Our top priority is always to provide the best in patient care.

Services

Greeneville Community Hospital (formerly Laughlin Memorial Hospital) is a 140-bed facility offering an array of services, including:

• 24/7 emergency department
• Acute inpatient
• Cardiology services
• Diagnostic imaging
• Family Birth Center
• ICU
• Obstetrics / women’s services and imaging
• Medical / surgical unit
• Outpatient lab
• Progressive care unit
• Radiation oncology – The hospital is excited to install a new radiation oncology treatment machine. The installation will begin April 5, 2025 and last for several months. During this time, patients will receive treatments at Holston Valley Medical Center remaining under the care of Dr. Boys. Patients and providers can continue to call the radiation oncology department at (423) 787-5040 opt. 1 for any questions or to schedule appointments.
• Surgery and endoscopy – including robotic-assisted surgery with new da Vinci surgical system
• Wound care

Safe Sleep Certification

Cribs for Kids has awarded Ballad Health’s Birthing Center at Greenville Community Hospital their Gold Tier Safe Sleep Hospital Certification. This means that we’ve shown outstanding commitment in reducing the risk of: 

• Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID)
• Accidental Suffocation and Strangulation in Bed (ASSB)
• Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)
• Unsafe sleep injuries 

Our Birthing Centers provide safe sleep education to our staff caring for infants, their family and caregivers. In addition to this, we identify at-risk family/caregivers in need of safe sleep spaces and ensure they have what they need before they’re discharged.

Learn more about Cribs for Kids and their Safe Sleep Hospital Certification.

Leadership

• Eric Carroll – chief executive officer
• Dr. Daniel Lewis – chief medical officer
• Robin Roberts – chief nursing officer
• Jake Halstenson – chief financial officer
• Jack Lister – human resources, director
• Emily Blanton - market director, marketing and communications, southern market

Medical care and community impact reports

Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA)

For Ballad Health to best serve the people of the Appalachian Highlands, we survey and conduct focus groups to get a read on overall health in the region. To read about the Greeneville Community Hospital’s Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA), visit our CHNA page.

CMS price transparency

Please visit our Price Transparency page for a full listing of standard charges by facility.

You can learn more about pre-visit coordination and registration here and about payment options here.

Metrics by MS-DRG*

Please visit our Ballad Health MS-DRG metrics page for a full listing of MS-DRG metrics by facility.

*MS-DRGs are Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Groups.

Cancer care quality

Ballad Health Cancer Care 2020 Annual Report [PDF, 1.2MB]