Cedarbluff
Cedarbluff, MS · Health
wtva.com
Hospitals prepare for winter weather emergencies
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) — Snow and ice are not deal breakers for first responders like hospital staff. The North Mississippi Medical Center has been preparing for anticipated winter weather emergencies. WTVA reporter Wayne Hereford spoke with hospital administrators. Watch his story in the video above. Check for clinic-related closings...
beckershospitalreview.com
What front-line work taught 1 Mississippi hospital CEO
Throughout his two decades in healthcare — including as a critical care nurse early in his career — Rob Coleman, BSN, RN, has embraced the value of leadership visibility. "We're never too busy to be physically present for employees," Mr. Coleman, who has been with Memphis, Tenn.-based Baptist Memorial Health Care for 15 years, told Becker's. "That goes a long way so that they know if they need something or if there're barriers that need to be discussed or worked through, we work through that with them and listen."
Neshoba Democrat
Behavioral healthcare facility coming to Louisville
Diamond Grove Center, a trusted provider of high-quality behavioral healthcare services for children and adolescents, held a groundbreaking ceremony last Wednesday to commemorate the start of construction on its new 24-bed building in Lousiville. The new building will sit on the campus of Diamond Grove Center at 12356 Mississippi 15...
newsfromthestates.com
No, dead people are not receiving Medicaid benefits
State Auditor Shad White speaks during the Neshoba County Fair in Philadelphia, Miss., Wednesday, July 31, 2024. People do not get paid any money for being on Medicaid. There are no ifs, ands or buts about it. People do not receive cash assistance for being on Medicaid. They only receive health care.
wcbi.com
Local behavioral health hospital breaks ground for new expansion
LOUISVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Making room for growth. Diamond Grove Center, a behavioral health hospital in Louisville is beginning work on a 24-bed expansion. “It’s always great day to see this type of investment, growth, job creation, but most importantly, the service it will provide to the future generations. The help it will provide to our youth,” said Louisville Mayor Will Hill.