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July 20 2026

South Central Recognized for the Success of Recent Epic Launch

SCRMC was recognized by Epic Systems for exceeding implementation standards in all 10 of the 10 categories of Epic’s Good Install Program, including the following: efficient clinicians, patient experience, project management, build test, value from data, user knowledge, operational engagement, saving lives initiative, staying current and worldwise. Members of the South Central Epic team, along […]

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July 15 2026

South Central Receives National Recognition from the American Heart Association for Rural Stroke Care

South Central Regional Medical Center is proud to announce it recently received the Gold Award by the American Heart Association for its exceptional efforts in following the Get With The Guidelines® – Stroke Rural Recognition. According to the Mississippi State Department of Health, “From 2019 to 2021, Mississippi had the highest rate of death due […]

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July 08 2026

SCRMC HealthBreak | Newsweek

South Central is proud to have been named Newsweek’s Best-in-State Hospitals. “Newsweek looked across the country at each state, and they chose a variety of hospitals within those states that met their metrics for what they consider to be highest quality.” W. Mark Horne, MD, said.

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July 06 2026

SCRMC HealthBreak | Weight Management

Physicians at South Central Regional Medical Center, including Kelly Tullos, MD, D‑ABOM, who specializes in obesity medicine, are focusing on helping patients improve their health through personalized weight‑management support. “With obesity, it is definitely not a one-size-fits-all type of thing,” Dr. Tullos said. “We think medications are very important, but we also think behaviors are […]

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June 30 2026

South Central Hosts White Coat Ceremony to Recognize 2026 Internal Medicine Residents

South Central Regional Medical Center’s Graduate Medical Education Program welcomed its newest class of internal medicine residents, commemorating their arrival with a White Coat Ceremony held today at the main SCRMC campus.   The ceremony featured brief presentations from hospital officials and introductions of the GME faculty and teaching physicians. It also included the official presentation […]

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June 29 2026

SCRMC HealthBreak | Diabetes

Diabetes is a common issue among the population in our area, that can be screened for by your primary care provider. Diabetes can be dangerous if left untreated, causing vision loss, neuropathy and kidney disease. Ask your doctor about an annual diabetes screening at your next visit or schedule an appointment with South Central Family […]

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June 22 2026

SCRMC HealthBreak | Cancer Care – Remission

June is recognized as National Cancer Survivors Month, a time to celebrate strength, resilience and hope. “A lot has changed in cancer over the last couple of decades, really,” Brett Barlow, MD, said. “The big news that came out this past year is that the American Cancer Society now says that 70% of people diagnosed […]

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June 08 2026

SCRMC HealthBreak | Annual Screenings

Annual visits with a family medicine physician are an important step in protecting your long-term health. These checkups help identify concerns early and keep you on track with recommended screenings based on your age, history and risk factors. “We’re going to look at things that you need to do every year. those include screenings for […]

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June 01 2026

SCRMC HealthBreak | Behavioral Health

Michelle Smith, LCSW, is a counselor at South Central Behavioral Health, where she provides therapy to adults 18 and older who are experiencing emotional distress related to a wide range of life challenges. Her work focuses on helping clients understand their experiences, build coping skills, and improve their overall well‑being. Smith said, “I always tell my patients, […]

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May 27 2026

How to Know When Your Loved One Needs Long-Term Care

Life is full of choices, some straightforward; others requiring deep reflection. Deciding whether an aging loved one may need more support is not just a practical choice; it is an emotional one.  Sometimes the need for care may arise suddenly following a life event such as a fall in the home, a new diagnosis or […]

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