WVU Medicine - Grant Memorial Hospital

Grant Memorial Hospital Overview

WVU Medicine Grant Memorial Hospital (WVU GMH) originally opened in April 1958 and became a non-profit hospital and part of the WVU Health System in 2023. This critical access facility serves Grant, Hardy, and Pendleton Counties, as well as neighboring counties, in the beautiful Potomac Highlands region of West Virginia.

WVU Medicine Grant Memorial Hospital has a vision of leading to a healthier tomorrow.

The mission of the hospital is to deliver quality, compassionate, safe, and innovative healthcare close to home.

With 25 licensed acute-care beds, this facility is supported by more than 350 employees and a medical staff of over 15.

Facilities, services, and programs of the hospital are available to all individuals regardless of race, sex, age, handicap, creed, national origin, color, or ability to pay.

Petersburg Community Overview

Petersburg is a small, picturesque town located in Grant County in the eastern highlands of West Virginia. Serving as the county seat, Petersburg sits along the scenic South Branch Potomac River and is surrounded by the forested ridges and valleys of the Allegheny Mountains, giving it a distinctly rural and Appalachian character. 

Petersburg is defined by its dramatic natural surroundings. The South Branch Potomac River runs through the town, providing both scenic beauty and recreational opportunities such as fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. The nearby Seneca Rocks—a towering quartzite formation—draws climbers and hikers from across the region, while the expansive Monongahela National Forest offers miles of trails, camping areas, and wildlife viewing. The area experiences four distinct seasons, with lush green summers, vibrant autumn foliage, snowy winters, and blooming springs that highlight the region’s biodiversity.