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Da Vinci 5 Robotic Surgical System

Taylor Regional Hospital is pleased to announce the recent acquisition of the Intuitive da Vinci 5®surgical system, designed with the goal of further advancing technology used in minimally invasive care. Da Vinci 5 is Intuitive’s most advanced and integrated platform—designed to transform surgery to enable better outcomes, efficiency, and actionable insights.... Learn More


Taylor Regional Hospital is the second largest employer in Campbellsville and Taylor County with over 700 employees, including PRNs. Taylor Regional Hospital provides employment opportunities for many different specialties and services.

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Picture of Taylor Regional Surgical Center and ER,
Picture of Taylor Regional Surgical Center and ER,

Your Health. Your Emergency. Your Community Hospital.

When emergencies happen, Taylor Regional Hospital is here—24 hours a day, every day—with skilled emergency care you can trust close to home.

Our Emergency Department provides around-the-clock emergency care for adults and children in our community. Our experienced emergency physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and support staff are ready to respond when every minute matters.

Each year, we care for more than 18,000 patients, providing timely evaluation and treatment for illnesses, injuries, and life-threatening emergencies.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately.

What to Expect During Your Visit

Arrival & Check-In

When you arrive, enter our redesigned patient- only entrance. Our entrance/waiting area is staffed with an attendant who will greet you and gather important information such as your name, date of birth and the reason for your visit.

Triage Assessment

A specially trained emergency nurse will assess your symptoms, vital signs, and overall condition. Patients are treated based on the severity of illness or injury. Those with life-threatening conditions are seen first, which may affect wait times.

Evaluation & Treatment

Once a treatment space becomes available, your care team will begin your evaluation. This may include:

Medical assessment by an emergency provider

Lab testing

X-rays or imaging

IV fluids or medications

Monitoring and observation

Specialist consultation if needed

Discharge or Admission

After evaluation and treatment, you may:

Be discharged home with instructions for follow-up care

Be admitted to the hospital for ongoing treatment

Be transferred if specialized care is needed

Any new Prescriptions will be faxed to your pharmacy for pick-up

Our team encourages questions and will help ensure you understand your care plan before leaving.


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