Our History

Since opening its doors in 1963, Hale County Hospital has been an essential part of healthcare in Greensboro and the greater Hale County region. Its establishment marked a significant milestone for the area, as Hale County was the second-to-last county in Alabama to gain a public hospital.

The hospital’s construction was made possible through a partnership of federal, state, and local funding, including support from the Hill-Burton Act, a national program created to expand healthcare access in underserved communities across the United States.

For more than half a century, Hale County Hospital has continued to evolve to meet the changing needs of our community. Throughout the decades, the hospital has provided essential medical services, supported the local economy, and remained a trusted source of care for generations of families in Hale County and surrounding communities.