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11/21/2025

⚠️ Power Outage Update
Marshall Hospital’s main campus is currently experiencing a power outage due to a PG&E transformer failure last evening. Our generators are running smoothly, and patient care is not affected.

Surrounding clinics are not affected and are operating as normal.

Some scheduled surgeries for today may need to be rescheduled. Please call (530) 622-1441.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

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11/07/2025

Girl Scout Troop 1283 celebrated their Founder, Juliette Gordon Low’s birthday by gifting a basket of baby items to the first baby girl born on October 31st! A sweet way to honor their founder and welcome a new little sister into the world. 💕👶 "May her life be filled with courage, confidence, and character — just like the Girl Scout spirit that inspired this gift." Pictured here: McKenzie, Cali, Kristen, Kathy, Alina, and Jill.

10/08/2025

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 5 stars and Best in the World! Thank you Vincent! Your letter really warms our hearts!

08/07/2025

Marshall Releases 2025 Report to the Community
Featuring FY2024 financials, stories of resilience and comebacks, and highlighting the people and programs who make them possible. Read the full report:https://www.marshallmedical.org/documents/MMC_AnnualReportFiscal2024.pdf

07/18/2025

MULTI-AGENCY DRILL AT MARSHALL HOSPITAL JULY 22
Please do not be alarmed. Patient care will not be affected.

07/15/2025

We’re proud to share that Marshall has earned an “A” grade for outstanding social responsibility on the 2025–26 Lown Institute Hospitals Index!
Among more than 3,500 hospitals nationwide, Marshall stood out for our commitment to health equity, strong patient and clinical outcomes, high-value care, inclusivity, and avoiding overuse.
Thank you to our dedicated team for making this recognition possible.
Learn more: https://lownhospitalsindex.org/

07/10/2025

We share the American Heart Association’s approach to improving patient outcomes across cardiovascular and stroke focus areas. This award recognizes our dedication to a high standard of care for all patients. We’ve been recognized for observing those guidelines so that patients can live longer and healthier lives. To view a more detailed description of how this award is measured, visit Quality Improvement Award Details www.heart.org/qualitymeasures.

07/01/2025

🚨 Our New Website is Live!
Visit 👉 www.marshallmedical.org
We’ve completely redesigned our website to create a welcoming first impression and deliver a better online experience—before you even step through our doors.
✨ What’s New:
✅ Expanded service descriptions
✅ User-friendly, intuitive navigation
✅ Smarter search to connect you with the right providers and care
✅ Enhanced location info
✅ A fresh, modern look with real photos and videos of our staff, providers, and patients
✅ A new feedback section—we want to hear from you!
You can now:
🔍 Easily filter to see only Marshall providers
📍 Quickly view affiliated providers from service pages
We’re proud to keep improving how we serve you—online and in person.
Check it out today! 💻❤️
We're proud to continue expanding and enhancing the way we serve you, online and in person!

06/26/2025

Messages like this touch our hearts and fuel our dedication to our calling. 💙
Behind every treatment, every comforting word, and every long shift, is a deep commitment to caring for our community. Your kind words stay with us long after you leave our care. Thank you.

06/11/2025

Important Pharmacy Update for Area Residents
Do you get your prescriptions filled at Rite Aid Pharmacy at 1220 Broadway in Placerville? We’ve learned that this pharmacy will be closing June 27, and any current prescriptions will be transferred to a Rite Aid in Folsom.
To avoid any disruption in care, you may want to consider transferring your prescriptions to a local pharmacy before June 27. Your new pharmacy must initiate the prescription transfer and should call:
📞 Rite Aid Broadway: (530) 626-5501
🔹 Marshall does not endorse or have a preference regarding pharmacy providers. We’re sharing this information to help reduce confusion and support a smooth transition for community members.

06/10/2025

Since 2016, Marshall’s Emergency Department has partnered with El Dorado Community Health Center and the California Health Care Foundation to provide Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid addiction. Patients in withdrawal are seen by a Substance Use Navigator (SUN), started on buprenorphine, and referred to follow-up care within 48 hours.
In FY24 alone, SUNs consulted with 900 people. The MAT/ED Bridge program connects patients to outpatient therapy, group sessions, counseling, and social services through Marshall CARES and EDCHC.
The program now also supports treatment for alcohol, ni****ne, and methamphetamine use. Fentanyl remains a growing threat in El Dorado County due to its potency and contamination risk. Read more from our Annual Report here:https://www.marshallmedical.org/documents/FY24-Marshall-Annual-Community-Benefit-Report-and-Plan-5.23.25.pdf

06/05/2025

Marshall CARES supports recovery from substance use disorders—including opioids, alcohol, to***co, and more. In 2024, CARES served 822 people with medication-assisted treatment, counseling, and behavioral health services. Outpatient Addiction Recovery in El Dorado County | Marshall CARES https://www.marshallmedical.org/services/cares/