Marshall Community Health Library

The Library is currently closed.

As we develop re-opening plans, we are prepared to assist you.

Our Library staff is available virtually during business hours to assist you via phone or email with borrowing items or research. Click here to fill out an application for library privileges.

Phone: (530) 626-2778
Email: librarians@marshallmedical.org

Curbside pick up is available on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to noon.

To view the Library’s catalog, visit https://eldoradolibrary.org/ to search for resources located in our Library. Provide us with the title of the items you wish to borrow and we will have those ready for you on the designated dates and time of curbside pick up.

If you don't have computer access, please cal and will assist you further. Thank you!

Health Information in El Dorado County

3581 Palmer Drive, Suite 101
Cameron Park
Phone: (530) 626-2778
Monday – Thursday: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

The Marshall Community Health Library's mission is to promote health and support evidence-based medical decision-making, by providing El Dorado County residents and healthcare providers with reliable medical information, literature research services and educational wellness workshops.

The Community Health Library

Is a public library serving community members and healthcare providers, free of charge
Offers 5000 resources including books for adults and children, journals, CDs & DVDs in English and Spanish - all available for free loan. Topics include: nutrition, mental health, fitness, dementia, pregnancy, caregiving, aging, children's health, and complementary therapies.
Shares an online catalog with El Dorado County library: www.eldoradolibrary.org.
Conducts literature searches for community members, medical center employees, and physicians
Provides three computers with privacy screens and free internet access to reliable health information
Provides free access to the natural medicines comprehensive database, professional version. Data includes levels of effectiveness, interactions, and links to relevant studies in PubMed.
Serves as a referral point for health related support groups and community resources
Is a member of the National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NLM). Benefits include fast and free access to full-text medical journal articles for healthcare providers

Materials available in the Community Health Library do not imply approval or recommendation by the library or Marshall Medical Center.