Missouri Delta Expanding on Orthopedic Technology
This innovative robotic technology allows surgeons to personalize procedures to each patient in the region.
Southeast Missouri’s first Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit Opens
The 15-bed Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit at Missouri Delta Medical Center in Sikeston officially opens Wednesday, providing specialized services closer to home for Southeast Missouri residents.
Virtual doctor’s visits available, increasing in Sikeston area
Telehealth is defined as the delivery of healthcare services via electronic devices allowing for video and audio interactions between a patient and healthcare provider who are not in the same location.
To Our Community Regarding COVID-19 Crisis
Letter to Our Community Regarding the COVID-19 Crisis
March 31, 2020
As your community hospital, it is important that we keep you informed and confident in what we are doing to respond to the rapidly evolving COVID-19 Pandemic. These are extraordinary times for public health. Not only are we at heightened concern for the communities we serve, but we’re also extending that concern to our families, friends, and neighbors, to local businesses and restaurants. Please know the health and well-being of the community remain our top priority.
COVID-19 Public Memo
The Missouri Delta Medical Center COVID-19 Task Force is working closely with local health officials, State Department of Public Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Missouri Hospital Association (MHA) to respond to any potential COVID-19 cases in our area. We have strong infection control policies, procedures, and systems in place to [...]What you should know about the Coronavirus
Information regarding the Coronavirus (COVID19) can be found on TV, the internet as well as the radio however, it's important that you make sure the information you are getting is from a reputable source such as the Center for Disease Control/CDC. Below, we have provided a number of frequently asked questions regarding the virus from [...]What you should know about Influenza
“Influenza also differs from the common cold in many ways. Influenza usually causes a significant fever which lasts for 3-4 days, while colds have a minimal fever. However, it is important to note that people may be infected with the flu and have respiratory symptoms without a fever.”
Allergy Clinic Now Accepting Patients
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Missouri Delta Continues to Grow
Ground Breaking on new Medical Office Building