At Carroll Hospital Center, we are building a healthy community one person at a time. And we realize that health care means more than just treating illness. It means caring for you as a whole person and promoting a commitment to healthy living throughout your lifespan. We are excited to bring these offerings to you because we know that our community is the foundation and strength of our organization. We invite you to take advantage of these great community resources and hope to serve you soon.

Access Carroll, Inc.

Founded in 2005 as a joint venture between Carroll Hospital Center, the Carroll County Health Department and The Partnership for a Healthier Carroll County Inc., Access Carroll is a nonprofit organization providing free health care to uninsured and low-income residents of Carroll County, Maryland.

Community Benefit Report

Each year, Carroll Hospital Center extends its reach throughout the communities it serves. The connections we make have a far-reaching impact on the people of Carroll and surrounding counties. From preventing disease to promoting healthy lifestyles we are making progress in improving the health status of our community.

Community Health Initiatives

Carroll Hospital Center and The Partnership for a Healthier Carroll County, Inc., are tackling the biggest health concerns in our area — obesity, smoke and tobacco cessation, heart health and wellness. Through education, awareness and screening programs, we're working to improve the health and wellness of our community.

Community Programs

Whether it’s a presentation on an important medical topic or an educational program that teaches youngsters about the effects of alcohol abuse, we’ve got something to help you live healthier, stronger and longer.

Classes & Screenings

Find information about classes, programs, screenings, health fairs and special events provided by Carroll Hospital Center and open to the public. Search our online events calendar.

Support Groups

The sharing and caring provided through a support group can help many people better cope with chronic illness or help ease the struggles of coming to terms with a new way of life. Individuals can share experiences, information and get the advice they need to manage their personal health.