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How Caring for Her Father Helped Save Her Own Life

Posted October 24, 2025

How Caring for Her Father Helped Save Her Own Life Laurel native, Faye Jackson, has taken care of other people for most of her life. After many years of service as a nurse at Ellisville State School, she continued her calling at home, providing loving care for her daughter, who had a heart condition, and […]

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November 06 2017

Jefferson Medical Associates is Now South Central Clinics

Jefferson Medical Associates is Now South Central Clinics As healthcare becomes more complex, physicians in private medical practices have been forced to spend more time on business operations and less time with patients. Experts say the number of physicians selling their practices to hospitals has increased 30% to 40% in the last five years. Jefferson Medical […]

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November 03 2017

I Love My Job | Kody James, RN

“I love my job because it is like working with family. It has been one of the best decisions I have made.” – Kody James, RN Kody James, RN, is a Cath Lab nurse at South Central Regional Medical Center. Kody has been providing care to patients at SCRMC since 2015. During his time at […]

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October 30 2017

Lunch and Learn | November 3

November is National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. Alzheimer’s is a disease that can affect not only the elderly but younger people as well. Susan Brown, LSW, at Comfort Care Nursing Center explains the signs to look for in loved ones. “Caregivers will notice things such as beginning to lose memory. Some of those things are normal, […]

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October 30 2017

SCRMC | 4D Ultrasound and Heartbeat Animals

Dr. Rebecca Roberts, obstetrician gynecologist at OB-GYN group of Laurel, discusses personalized obstetrical care available SCRMC.  She states that 4D ultrasounds, although not necessary, are a perk offered at South Central Regional Medical Center.  Patients are able to get actual representations of their baby’s face.  Many patients are amazed that after the birth they see […]

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October 27 2017

I Love My Job | Tobie Williams, LPN

“I love my job because I am able to build relationships with patients and their families.” – Tobie Williams, LPN Tobie Williams, LPN, is a long-term care nurse at Jones County Rest Home in Ellisville. Tobie began working for South Central in 2007. Since then, he has developed a purpose for his care with long-term […]

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October 23 2017

SCRMC | Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer’s is a disease that can affect not only the elderly but younger people as well. Licensed social worker at Comfort Care Nursing Center Susan Brown explains the signs to look for in loved ones. She states that you notice things such as beginning to lose memory. Some of those things are normal, everyday occurrences, […]

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October 20 2017

I Love My Job | Ina Agee

“I love my job because I can care for others when they cannot care for themselves.” – Ina Agee, CNA Ina Agee, CNA, is an Inpatient Hospital nursing assistant at South Central Regional Medical Center. Ina has always dreamed of helping others. “It’s a great feeling to know I can meet and provide care for people,” […]

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October 16 2017

SCRMC | Dry Needling – Part 2

Akeem Davis is a NFL defensive back who has dealt with many pains and sore muscles throughout his career. One of the physical therapy techniques that has helped him to stay on the field is a relatively new therapy called dry needling. Akeem says that he was introduced to dry needling his first year in […]

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October 13 2017

I Love My Job | Kathy Fulmer, RN

Kathy Fulmer, RN, is a Labor and Delivery nurse at South Central Regional Medical Center, however, her career did not begin there. “I chose to work in healthcare because after the birth of my first child, I witnessed how much care nurses provide. I wanted to provide that same care to others,” said Kathy. Kathy […]

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October 10 2017

Vein Screening | October 26th

Varicose Veins: A Painful Condition That’s Not Just Cosmetic Free Community Screening on October 26th Nature has a sense of humor; while our hair becomes white, our legs become more colorful. It often begins with clusters of bright blue or red spider veins. But no one is laughing when purple, rope-like veins twist down our legs. Varicose veins […]

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