What You Should Know About the COVID-19 Vaccines
The first COVID-19 vaccines were authorized for emergency use in the United States in early December 2020 and have been distributed across the country since then. But are those vaccines safe, and when will you be able to get one? We know that you have many questions about how to protect yourself against COVID-19 and […]
Governor Praises MRHC Vaccine Efforts
Published in the Daily Corinthian on Jan. 23. Reprinted with permission. COVID-19 has tormented and impacted lives throughout the state, region and nation for nearly one year now with some individuals wondering if there will ever be an end in sight. With the recent rollout of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccinations nationwide, health officials are […]
Will My Baby Get Sick in Daycare?
For many parents, the decision to send their child to daycare isn’t an easy one. It’s often filled with questions and some fears—including whether time spent in daycare may make their child sick. There are hazards to be found in any setting, including daycares. The reality is that any time children spend time together, there’s […]
What to Do When You’re Tired All the Time
In the chaos of everyday life, it’s normal to feel tired sometimes. But when you lack energy and your feelings of tiredness linger, you could have a condition known as fatigue. When you feel fatigued more often than not, something more serious than a bad night’s sleep may be to blame. Most Americans don’t get […]
When Should an Adult Be Concerned About a Rash?
Last week, tiny red spots suddenly showed up on your arm after some time spent outdoors. Should you simply apply an over-the-counter cream and move on, or do you need to have the rash checked out? Well, that really depends. In many cases, rashes come and go quickly. They can occur for many different reasons, […]
What are the Options for Treating Ear Infections in Kids?
Ear infections in kids are practically a rite of passage—by age 3, 5 out of 6 children have had an ear infection, according to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders. Just because ear infections in kids are common, however, doesn’t mean that they’re easy for parents to navigate. Ear infections occur when […]
MRHC Residents and Fellows to Continue Training at Programs of Choice
Early December is a time of high importance for physicians in training around the nation, as many match with programs to continue their medical training in desired specialty programs. Magnolia Regional Health Center (MRHC) Graduate Medical Education (GME) was well represented with seven physicians matching in their fields of choice. The seven physicians, comprised of […]
MRHC Set to Receive Vaccinations This Week
Optimism is high at Magnolia Regional Health Center (MRHC) this week, as the health system is scheduled to receive the highly anticipated vaccinations to begin administering the first of two doses to frontline staff members. The shipment of vaccinations, produced by Moderna, Inc., a biotechnology company pioneering messenger RNA (mRNA) therapeutics and vaccines to create […]
MRHC and MDsave Partner to Increase Access to Medical Care for Patients
Partnership brings out-of-pocket patients the same high-quality care as insured patients at affordable, transparent prices. With an ever-increasing number of Americans paying out of pocket for healthcare, Magnolia Regional Health Center (MRHC) is taking steps to help these patients get the medical care they need, when they need it. By partnering with online healthcare marketplace […]
COVID-19 and a Look Ahead
By: Amy Davis, MD, Emergency Medicine Physician and Medical Director of MRHC Express Care The year 2020 has proven to be like no other we have experienced. With the ongoing pandemic, our lives have been flipped upside down and altered with an abundance of precautions. I miss the days before we knew the phrase “social […]