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South Central Foundation’s Teddy Bear Tea Set for Nov. 14, 2026

Posted November 2, 2026

The South Central Foundation is hosting its 3rd Annual Teddy Bear Tea & Market on Saturday, Nov. 14. There will be two ticketed seatings for the tea – at 10:00 a.m. and again at 1:00 p.m. Tickets are $35 per person or $250 to reserve a table of 8. The event, which will be held […]

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June 17 2016

Diabetic Foot Screening | July 1st

The South Central Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine Center at South Central Regional Medical Center, a member of the Healogics network, is helping raise awareness of chronic wounds. The third annual Wound Care Awareness Week is being held from June 13 to June 19.  One of nearly 800 Healogics-managed Centers; South Central Wound Care & […]

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May 23 2016

SCRMC HealthBreak | South Central Behavioral Health Services

South Central Behavioral Health Services provides a variety of services for residents of South Central Mississippi. Due to the growth of the program, South Central recently added Franklin Golden, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, who is now accepting new patients and treating many conditions, including Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Anxiety,  […]

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May 16 2016

SCRMC HealthBreak | Childhood Sexual Abuse

Childhood sexual abuse is more common than most people think. Statistics show that one in five men were sexually abused as a child, though many scholars expect that rate to be higher due to unreported cases. Rhonda McNair, a certified counselor with Behavioral Health Services, states, “Some of the effects that men carry over out […]

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May 11 2016

Safe Sitter | May 31

Is your child ready to babysit or stay home alone? Safe Sitter teaches young teens, ages 11 – 14, everything they need to know to be safe when they are home alone, watching siblings or babysitting. Space is limited, so please call 601-399-0506 or email kvanderslice@scrmc.com.

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May 11 2016

Speaking of Women | May 27

Call Today to Register for Speaking of Women on Friday, May 27th. To register, please call 601-399-0506 or email kvanderslice@scrmc.com.

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May 10 2016

Skin Cancer Screening | May 25

South Central Dermatology Clinic will host a Free Skin Cancer Screening on Wednesday, May 25th. The screening will be held from 8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. (Noon). To reserve your appointment time, please call 601.399.0501.

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May 09 2016

SCRMC HealthBreak | Center for Pregnancies Choices

Executive Director of the Laurel Center for Pregnancies Choices Carol Harbaugh describes the center as a place that serves young people, especially women, by offering all the information involved with pregnancies, including education about the choices to parent the child or offer the choice of an adoption plan. The Laurel Center for Pregnancies Choices is […]

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May 02 2016

SCRMC Recognized for Organ Donation Practices

South Central Regional Medical Center Recognized for Organ Donation Practices Currently, more than 124,000 people in America are waiting for organ transplants. Each day nearly 22 people die waiting for an organ transplant that would have given them a second chance at life. In addition, each year hundreds of thousands of people benefit from donated […]

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May 02 2016

Mental Health Month | May 2016

South Central Behavioral Health Services (SCBHS) is dedicated to the mental health needs of the community. The month of May has been declared National 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 two psychiatrists, who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of mental […]

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May 02 2016

SCRMC HealthBreak | Organ Donation

Roger Wynne, Director of the Intensive Care Unit at South Central Regional Medical Center, wants everyone to know the difference that they can make when they sign up to be an organ donor. “You can save the lives of up to eight people, and you can also have another hundred people that are touched by […]

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