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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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October 26 2015

Breast Cancer

All women have a 1 in 8 chance of getting breast cancer in their lifetime.  Thankfully, the SCRMC healthcare community offers comprehensive healthcare treatment. Dr. Hossein Nasajpour explains that taking care of patients with cancert takes multiple levels of care.  “Cancer is, unfortunately, a very emotionally distressing disease.”  SCRMC can provide both cancer removal and […]

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October 19 2015

They Make You Feel Like You're at Home

“My wife and all three of our boys were born in Jones County at South Central Regional Medical Center,” said Britt Barefoot. “You would think I would get used to the process of having a baby, but each time I am nervous. The great part about living here is that the care you receive from […]

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October 19 2015

There's No Place Like Home: Barefoot Family Edition

South Central Regional Medical Center presents part two of There’s No Place Like Home. There’s No Place Like Home features testimonials from local fathers on their experiences raising children and having a family in this region. This week we take a look at the Barefoot family.  “Laurel has a small town feel but it is […]

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October 15 2015

GE Aviation Ellisville Composites Opens On-Site Health and Wellness Center

GE Aviation Ellisville Composites announced the opening of their on-site Health and Wellness Center, beginning Monday, October 12, 2015. GE Aviation has placed continued emphasis on the health and well-being of its employees. This center will serve the medical needs of its Ellisville team for urgent care, wellness and observational purposes. “Our most valuable asset […]

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October 14 2015

Diabetic Foot Ulcers: As Dangerous As Some Cancers

An estimated 29.1 million people have diabetes, and nearly 28 percent of people are undiagnosed. Age, diet, activity level, obesity and heredity are all risk factors for diabetes. People with diabetes can also experience co-existing conditions such as stroke, blindness, heart disease, kidney failure and lower-limb amputation. In 2010, about 73,000 non-traumatic lower-limb amputations were […]

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October 12 2015

Concussions

Concussions are very serious injuries and can be life-threatening. Dr. Derrick L. Burgess, MD, explains that it is important for athletes to treat concussions appropriately because it can cause long-term injuries. South Jones quarterback Will Mitchell suffered his first concussion during a game. “We were doing kick-off…there was this big pile, and went running in […]

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October 08 2015

Speaking of Women Friday, October 30th

Research shows that women have a 1 in 8 chance of getting breast cancer in their lifetime. Treatments for cancer are vast and include chemotherapy, radiation therapy and many times, surgery. During a breast cancer surgery Hossein Nasajpour, MD offers immediate reconstruction. Join us for lunch with Dr. Hossein Nasajpour, Cosmetic and Plastic Surgeon, as […]

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October 06 2015

October 2015 Employee of the Month

Shae Miller was selected as the Employee of the Month for October 2015. Shae works at South Central Regional Medical Center as a Billing Supervisor in the Pharmacy. She has been employed with South Central Regional Medical Center for 15 years. When asked what she likes best about working for South Central, Shae said, “being […]

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October 05 2015

Concussions

A concussion can cause a temporary change in the cognitive function of the brain, and can occur after an impact or head-on collision. Dr. Derrick L. Burgess, MD, explains that if a concussion is not diagnosed at the first occurrence, then “the player or patient can be at increased risk of further brain injury, especially […]

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September 21 2015

South Central Orthopaedics

Ed Haas, an avid fisherman, father, and grandfather, started having shoulder pain after starting an exercise program to get into better shape. He went to see Dr. Richard O’Keeffe, Jr., who diagnosed him with a torn rotator cuff. Ed went in for an outpatient procedure one Thursday morning, and was back at work on Monday. […]

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