Visitors are asked to be aware that the main entrance to Putnam County Hospital is currently limited due to construction and is down to one lane.
The entrance remains open, but the hospital is asking that patients, visitors, and community members use extra caution, drive slowly, and allow a little additional time when entering and exiting the hospital campus.
There is also an alternate route to take and detour signs are visible to our back entrance.
PCH says it appreciates the public's patience and understanding as construction continues. Also, please watch for signage and workers directing traffic when necessary.
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