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Magee General Hospital Board Announces Plans for Acquisition by South Central

Posted April 2, 2025

Magee General Hospital Board Announces Plans for Acquisition by South Central Magee, Miss. — April 1, 2025 — Today, Magee General Hospital’s Board of Directors announced to providers and staff the plans to formalize the hospital’s relationship with South Central Regional Medical Center through an acquisition process anticipated to officially commence this summer. “The organizations […]

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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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May 12 2017

Behavioral Health Corner | South Central Behavioral Health Services

Stigma May has been declared National Mental Health Awareness Month in our country.  According to statistics, 1 in 4 Americans suffer from a mental health disease.  One of the most disturbing facts about this statistic is that half of those affected by a mental illness do not receive the treatment that they need to be […]

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May 09 2017

Speaking of Women Dr. John Lyon | May 19th

At first, diabetic retinopathy may cause no symptoms or only mild vision problems. Eventually, it can cause blindness. The condition can develop in anyone who has type 1 or type 2 diabetes. The longer you have diabetes and the less controlled your blood sugar is, the more likely you are to develop this eye complication. […]

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May 08 2017

SCRMC HealthBreak | Cataracts

A cataract is a cloudiness or increasing opacity in the lens of the eye that typically develops as people age. Dr. Judith Bradley, an ophthalmologist at South Central Regional Medical Center, states that people will tend to notice problems seeing to drive at night or problems leaving, and that the only treatment for a cataract […]

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May 05 2017

South Central Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Center Recognized with National Award for Clinical Excellence

South Central Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Center at South Central Regional Medical Center has been recognized with a national award for clinical excellence. Leaders, physicians and clinicians from South Central Regional Medical Center gathered today to celebrate the Center of Distinction award, which was given to South Central Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Center […]

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May 03 2017

Resident Celebrates 100th Birthday | ComfortCare Nursing Center

ComfortCare Nursing Center Celebrates 100th Birthday of Ms. Mary Louise Nation McLean On May 2, 2017, ComfortCare Nursing Center residents, staff and guests joined together to celebrate a momentous occasion. Ms. Mary Louise Nation McLean, resident at ComfortCare Nursing Center, celebrated her 100th birthday. Ms. McLean was surrounded by family and friends as they sang ‘Happy […]

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May 01 2017

May is National Mental Health Awareness Month

South Central Behavioral Health Services (SCBHS) is dedicated to the mental health needs of the community. Mayor Johnny Magee with the City of Laurel declared the month of May as Mental Health Month. Healthcare professionals are working to raise awareness about the many health conditions associated with mental health. SCBHS provides services under the direction of psychiatrists, who specialize in […]

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May 01 2017

Behavioral Health Corner | South Central Behavioral Health Services

Things I Learned from Camp Last week I wrote about my insecurities in speaking to adult cancer patients at Camp Bluebird.  I must report to you that all of the anxieties that I was feeling were completely unwarranted.  However, what was intended to be an educational session LED by me, turned out to be a […]

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