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Governor Reeves Announces New Developments in Joint SCRMC Press Conference

Posted September 5, 2024

Governor Tate Reeves joined SCRMC for a well-attended press conference where an array of exciting new developments at SCRMC were announced. Among these included institutional approval from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education on SCRMC becoming a designated site for physician residency programs, the network-wide Epic transition – creating approximately 60 new jobs – […]

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June 05 2017

Wound Care Awareness Week | June 5-9

South Central Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Center is helping raise awareness of chronic wounds. Wound Care Awareness Week is being held June 5-9. It is estimated that chronic wounds affect 6.7 million people in the U.S. and the incidence is rising, fueled by an aging population and increasing rates of diseases and conditions such […]

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June 04 2017

Governor Bryant and Mayor Magee Sign Proclamations for Wound Care Awareness Week

South Central Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine Center Participates in Fourth Annual Wound Care Awareness Week Laurel, MS – The South Central Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Center at South Central Regional Medical Center, a member of the Healogics network, is helping raise awareness of chronic wounds. The fourth annual Wound Care Awareness Week is being […]

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June 01 2017

Safe Sitter | June 22

Is your child ready to stay home alone, watch younger brothers and sisters while you’re away from the house, or babysit for younger children? Then maybe it’s time for Safe Sitter®. Safe Sitter® is for boys and girls in grades 6-8 who are ready to learn the skills they need to care for themselves and […]

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May 30 2017

Behavioral Health Corner | South Central Behavioral Health Services

Lessons from Mom and Dad This week my parents celebrated 49 years of marriage.  Have they all been happy?  I am sure they have not all been easy, but overall from my point of view, they have all been pretty happy.  Not many couples can say that.  In 1992, my grandparents were on the front […]

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May 29 2017

SCRMC HealthBreak | Modified Barium Swallow Test

If you have trouble swallowing different consistencies of food or choke when you eat, you may want to take a modified barium swallow test.   Brittany Cockrell, speech language pathologist at South Central, states that this test is done in the radiology department by using different foods with different consistencies and textures.  Fortunately, there are many […]

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May 26 2017

Wellness Center Hours | Memorial Day

The Wellness Center is open on Monday, May 29th. Memorial Day Hours for Monday, May 29th are 5 am until 8 pm. For more information, please call 601-399-0530.

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May 26 2017

SC Clinic Hours | Memorial Day

Today, we remember those who served our country. In observance of Memorial Day, all South Central Clinics will be closed. All clinics will re-open on Tuesday, May 30th at normal business hours.

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May 22 2017

Behavioral Health Corner | South Central Behavioral Health Services

Changing Your Thoughts Everything is so hopeless.  Why did I do that?  I am so stupid.  I can’t do anything right, no one is ever going to want to be friends with me.  I am a horrible mother.  I will never be successful. Have you ever said these words or heard someone else mutter these […]

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May 22 2017

SCRMC HealthBreak | Laurel Family Medicine

South Central Regional Medical Center is proud to introduce primary care providers.  Alan Bryson at Laurel Family Clinic is a certified physician assistant whose goal is to provide total care for his patients.  Mr. Bryson is now apart of the team of care givers at Laurel Family Clinic, and he, like the other providers at […]

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May 15 2017

SCRMC HealthBreak | Diabetic Retinopathy

Diabetes, a growing epidemic in the country, affects blood vessels in the body.  Dr. John Lyon states that diabetes also affects the cornea which allows people to see.  Everyone with type one and type two diabetes should be screened annually for diabetic retinopathy.  Fortunately, if caught early, there are treatments offered locally including laser treatment […]

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