James Gregg says he’s alive today because his neighbor knew how to perform CPR. Gregg knows he’s one of the lucky ones to survive a heart attack. According to the American Heart Association, 95% of people who suffer out-of-hospital cardiac arrests die. These people are often surrounded by people who do not know the […]
AHA and OCH Stress Importance of CPR Training During National CPR Week Read More »
OCH Regional Medical Center will host a junior auxiliary interest meeting for students ages 13-18 who wish to volunteer at the Medical Center this summer. Junior volunteer opportunities include front desk receptionist, visiting patient rooms and helping in the gift shop. “During the summer, our regular auxiliary members take a break from their volunteer duties
OCH Regional Medical Center Provides Summer Volunteer Program for Students Read More »
When people think of a hospital, they usually think of nurses and doctors, but in reality, it takes so much more. Whether you’re an inpatient at OCH Regional Medical Center or an outpatient getting bloodwork, x-rays or any number of medical tests or procedures, there’s a whole team of professionals who work behind the scenes
National Hospital Week Ideal Time to Spotlight “Behind the Scenes” Employees Read More »
OCH Wellness Connection Personal Trainer Corey Martin has competed in adventure races, triathlons, biathlons, 5k and 10k races, obstacle courses and half-marathons, but Monday, Martin will compete in the ultimate race—the Boston Marathon. “I’ve been running for many years now and love every bit of it. I love the rush, maintaining my healthy lifestyle and
OCH Wellness Connection Personal Trainer Headed to Boston Marathon Read More »
A construction worker. A shoe salesman. And an orderly. At first glance, you might not think they would make good doctors. In fact, they didn’t. They made great doctors. Perhaps it’s the desire to build and repair, or the ability to relate to others and convince people to do what’s best. Or maybe to
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An odd-looking piece of equipment at the OCH Wellness Connection is getting a lot of attention. At first glance, it looks intimidating, but those who’ve received therapy on the Quadriciser say it’s a miracle-worker. Funded in part by the OCH Auxiliary, the motorized total body therapy system uses a motor and cables to
Patients Say New Equipment at OCH Wellness Connection Provides Better Quality of Life Read More »
Dr. Allen Butler, founder and CEO of Mississippi Bone and Joint Clinic and staff orthopaedic surgeon at OCH Regional Medical Center, has been selected by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) as one of ten national Leadership Fellows for 2105-2016. The Leadership Fellows Program (LFP) is currently in its 12th year and is designed
Starkville Orthopedic Surgeon Chosen for National Leadership Role Read More »
OCH Regional Medical Center has expanded its services by opening the OCH Orthopedic Center directed by Chad Williams, DO. to provide comprehensive musculoskeletal healthcare to Starkville and the surrounding communities. Dr. Williams and his staff offer a full range of services in the prevention, diagnosis, and medical and surgical treatment of skeletal, joint, and muscular
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OCH Regional Medical Center recently received a Hospital Excellence Award at the inaugural Spero Awards presented by Donate Life Mississippi. The Medical Center is one of only nine medical facilities in the state to be recognized for its achievement of national organ donation performance standards. Additionally, the awards ceremony recognized hospital partners, medical professionals, corporate
OCH, along with CNO, Recognized for Commitment to Saving and Enhancing Lives Read More »
Americans are facing what is referred to as an “inactivity epidemic.” Physical inactivity is a fast-growing public health problem and contributes to a variety of chronic diseases and health complications, including obesity, diabetes and cancer. Even with all the benefits of physical activity, in the U.S. and many other countries, levels of inactivity are alarming.
Exercise Is Medicine: Overcoming Disease with Physical Activity Read More »
