Ways to Help Isolated Older Adults During Coronavirus Now more than ever, keeping in touch with older adults and giving […]
Continue to ArticleGULFPORT, Miss. – (March 17, 2020) The Chief Executive Officer of Memorial’s health care system, Kent Nicaud, announced the MS Department of Health (MSDH) confirmed two presumptive cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19), making them the first in Harrison County to be identified. The cases are considered presumptive positive cases until they are confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The Memorial team followed protocols once COVID-19 was suspected. Per CDC guidelines, the patient…
Continue to ArticleHappy Birthday March! Here at Memorial Woodland Village, we would like to give a big Happy Birthday to our residents […]
Continue to ArticleDebra Mooney Debra has been with Memorial Stone County Rehabilitation & Nursing for seven years now and currently works on […]
Continue to ArticleHenry Reus Mr. Reus is from Dixie, Mississippi, and has been with his wife for 46 years. He is blessed […]
Continue to ArticleWear Blue For National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month In honor of National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, Memorial Woodland Village Rehabilitation […]
Continue to ArticleSpring – Get Out & Get Moving With spring on the horizon, it could not be a better time to […]
Continue to ArticleHappy Birthday February! Resident Birthdays Martha Poole – 2/3 Mildred Roberts – 2/5 Betty Terrell – 2/8 Faith Kidd – […]
Continue to ArticleGo Red for Women Heart disease is the number one killer of women, causing one in three deaths each year. […]
Continue to ArticleCelebrating Black History Month February is Black History Month. All month long, we will be celebrating the life, achievements, and […]
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