Intensive Care Unit

Classes held in the Community Room (across the Gift Shop)

You must pre-register by calling 662-615-3131

Class size is limited, so register early! Class will start promptly, so be in your seats a few minutes before start time. Doors lock at 5:15 p.m.

Email addresses are required by the AHA in order to receive proof of certification, so please be prepared to provide an email address upon arrival.

Classes held in the Community Room (across from the Gift Shop)

You must pre-register by calling 662-615-3131

Class size limited, so register early! Classes will start promptly, so be in your seats a few minutes before start time. Doors lock at 3:15 p.m.

Email addresses are required by AHA in order to receive proof of certification, so please be prepared to provide email address upon arrival.

First aid will be taught first. If you do no require First Aid certification, you will have the option to arrive at 5:30 p.m., once First Aid is complete. As pricing is contingent upon which courses will be completed, please let the instructor know when registering for the course.

If the CPR of First AID class does not meet a minimum of 4 registered students, this AHA training facility reserves the right to cancel this class. Participants will be notified approximately 24 hours prior to scheduled class of cancellation.

Cancer survivors and caregivers find support together. Monthly topics vary with guest speakers including physicians and wellness trainers.  The group meets at the hospital on the first Thursday of each month at 6 p.m. All are welcome! Call 601-527-1553 for more information.

Classes held in the Community Room (across the Gift Shop)

You must pre-register by calling 662-615-3131

Class size is limited, so register early! Class will start promptly, so be in your seats a few minutes before start time. Doors lock at 5:15 p.m.

Email addresses are required by the AHA in order to receive proof of certification, so please be prepared to provide an email address upon arrival.

Studies show that people involved in a support group experience greater success than those who go it alone. Not only will you be encouraged by the success of others, but you’ll have the opportunity to learn about issues that affect people with diabetes. Speakers range from physicians to pharmacists to registered dietitians. Learn more about how diabetes affects you or your loved ones and how you can effectively manage the disease.

The MOTHER-TO-MOTHER SUPPORT GROUP at OCH Regional
Medical Center is designed to support expectant, breastfeeding
and new mothers as they care for the new addition to
their families. This support group is led by a board
certified lactation consultant and perinatal educator and is held on the second Tuesday of each month from 5:30 until 6:30 p.m.
Mothers will have the chance to speak with professionals on the topics of working while breastfeeding, family nutrition, finding the best daycare, car seat safety and much more. Siblings are welcome, too!