SCRMC | Merry Christmas 2018
Merry Christmas from the South Central Regional Medical Center family!
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The South Central Health Care Foundation is grateful for the participants, volunteers and Bar 3 Range staff who came together for the third annual South Central Health Care Clay Shoot. This year’s event included two flights of 15 teams each, an exciting glow shoot and a live performance by beloved local band, Jones & Pine. The earnings from this event will help support the Foundation’s mission to serve those within the organization’s service area, which includes Jones, Jasper, Smith, Covington, Simpson and […]
Merry Christmas from the South Central Regional Medical Center family!
Read MoreColorectal cancer is the third most common cancer among both men and women in the United States and is the second leading cause of cancer death. Vanessa Cochran, a gastrointestinal nurse navigator at South Central Regional Medical Center explains that one-third of colorectal deaths can be prevented by getting a colonoscopy. A colonoscopy is the […]
Read MoreHerlon Stevens was a 32-year retired veteran when he had the scare of his lifetime. He was with someone when he started getting very tired. He got in his car and started to feel nauseated, and he felt his chest tighten; having been an EMT basic for several years, he knew that this was a […]
Read MoreAlecia Bigler was selected as South Central Regional Medical Center’s Employee of the Month for November 2018. She is a Care Manager in the Quality Care Management Department and has been employed by South Central Regional Medical Center for 11 years. Alecia helps to assess patients’ needs, provide education, and assist with discharge planning. […]
Read MoreRespiratory syncytial virus infection, or RSV, is a common respiratory virus that usually causes mild, cold-like symptoms. Dr. Grant Saxton, a new pediatrician at Laurel Pediatric Clinic, explains, “It is a very, very common virus that circulates in the colder winter months similar to the seasonal pattern that we see with influenza.” Most people recover […]
Read MoreSouth Central Regional Medical Center is always working to offer the most advanced technology to patients. Dr. Frederick Vial, an interventional radiologist at South Central says that most recently, they have added new magnetic resonance imaging technology. He says that the first thing that patients will notice about the new MRI is its size; he […]
Read MoreBreast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting one in every eight women. Fortunately, breast cancer screening modalities are constantly evolving. Dr. Frederick Vial, an interventional radiologist at South Central Regional Medical Center, says one of these evolutions has been overcoming the challenge of seeing breast cancers in dense breasts. Women with dense […]
Read MoreThe Emergency Department at South Central Regional Medical Center is adding new physicians to its team of experts in the field of emergency medicine. One of those is Dr. Edmund Chinchar who served as a Lieutenant in the US Navy for 4 years prior to attending medical school at the University of Mississippi School of […]
Read MoreLaurel has often been called a true Mississippi treasure, with its beautiful oak lined streets and idyllic turn of the century homes. Its charming and gracious community is pulling physicians from across the country to live and to work, like OBGYN physician, Dr. Rachel Cudworth. “Originally, I am from Phoenix, Arizona. That’s where I grew […]
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