Wilson Health

Wilson Health is a full service community hospital serving residents of Shelby County, Ohio, and the surrounding communities. The hospital is accredited by the Healthcare Facility Accreditation Program (HFAP). Wilson strives to provide high standards of care for outpatients, inpatients and those served in business and industry.

Wilson’s Board of Trustees and Administration are committed to offering modern equipment for diagnosing and treating medical conditions and services that are well planned and executed for the best results possible for patients. Since Wilson is a community hospital, its goal is to offer as many services as feasible so patients do not not have to travel far to receive quality healthcare.

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About Us

Shelby County was established in 1819 with Hardin serving as the first County seat. The name Shelby came from General Isaac Shelby, an officer in the American Revolution who was noted for his bravery and honesty, and was elected Governor of Kentucky. The people of the County chose the name Shelby because many of them were from Kentucky and admired General Shelby a great deal.

The 420 square-mile county is a blend of agriculture and industry giving Shelby County a stable economy. The County is made up of 14 townships with trustees handling duties in each, eight incorporated villages (Anna, Botkins, Fort Loramie, Kettlersville, Lockington, Port Jefferson, Jackson Center and Russia) and one city (Sidney). The population of the County is 49,423.