Missouri Delta Achieved the Gold Award
Missouri Delta Medical Center was recognized with the TMF Hospital Quality Improvement Gold Award…
Missouri Delta Memory Clinic
Listen to our interview with KYMO
Parkinson’s Support Group
Are you or someone you know living with Parkinson’s?
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
Colorectal cancer occurs in the colon or rectum. Sometimes it is called colon cancer, for short. As the drawing shows, the colon is the large intestine or large bowel.
KYMO Radio Podcast
Smith Street Clinic was on KYMO Podcast, click the link to listen!
Employee Christmas Party
Missouri Delta’s Employee Christmas Party was a fun way to spread Christmas Cheer.
Thank you to Konner Masterson, Troop 4041
Life Scout Konner Masterson, of Troop 4041 in Sikeston, presented his Eagle Scout Project to Missouri Delta Medical Center this week and we couldn’t be more excited! Konner built two Buddy Buggie Wagons which each include an IV pole that allows young patients to have a fun and less frightening “ride” to surgery.
Missouri Delta’s Senior Lifestyles Expands – First Phase Complete
Wednesday, October 03, 2018 marked the completion of the first phase of Senior Lifestyles expansion. The new 11-bed unit saw the first wave of patients being moved to the beautiful new space on the second floor Missouri Delta Medical Center. Senior Lifestyle has been a 12 bed, Geriatric-Psychiatric unit for patients 55 and older. It [...]Missouri Delta Receives Patient Safety Award from Missouri Hospital Association
The Missouri Hospital Association (MHA) recently recognized Missouri Delta Medical Center with the “Most ZERO HARM Measures Award” and announced they are in the top 10% of Hospitals participating in The Hospital Improvement Innovation Network (HIIN). This award specifies that Missouri Delta Medical Center has either achieved and/or sustained the longest duration of time without harming a patient in the 11 topic areas.
A Surgical Solution for Heartburn without Incisions – Now Being Performed At Missouri Delta Medical Center
What may have seemed like science fiction, surgery without an incision, is now a reality that is giving back patients suffering from chronic acid reflux or gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) a normal life.