MRHC supports Boy Scouts of America
This year will mark the 100 year anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America and 102 years for the Boy Scouts of England. At this time, there have been over 1 million Eagle Scout awards presented and an innumerable amount of young men who have learned the skills to be better citizens and better men. Manning Regional Healthcare Center and Clinic are proud supporters of this organization as Friends of Scouting as well as through the advocacy of Dr. Doug McLaws and his wife Tiffany. (More)
Some grandmotherly experience and advice to save lives
May is National Melanoma Awareness Month
Even with the moderate temperatures of the past year, there is a feeling of spring fever in the air. The kids are anxiously awaiting graduation and the dismissal of classes for the summer and the area communities are busy planning outdoor events and celebrations for the up-coming warm weather season. May is also a month for recognizing the need to be educated and prepared for what the summer has to bring during Melanoma Awareness Month. Emma Lacy, of Manning, knows all too well how important it is to recognize the early warning signs to be able to beat this deadly disease. (More)
Notice of No Significant Impact
USDA Rural Development has received an application from Manning Regional Healthcare Center for financial assistance for the construction of a replacement critical access hospital facility approximately a half a mile away from the current facility. (More)
MRHC remembers the reason they Relay
With something as big as cancer, the real hope for a cure comes from banding together to support research and awareness; there is power in numbers. But one thing that cannot be forgotten in the process is the depth of impact made by a single person. It only takes one driven and dedicated individual to make a true difference, and Manning Regional Healthcare Center (MRHC) found their champion in Mary Meiners. (More)
Manning Regional Healthcare Center adds digital mammography to services
Manning Regional Healthcare Center has enhanced its women’s health services with the addition of a Lorad Selenia digital
mammography system from Hologic. They will begin using the new equipment for all mammograms beginning May 2. (More)
MRHC receives top rating for American Heart Association Training
Manning Regional Healthcare Center received a 1 rating in a recent American Heart Association site inspection. The Mercy College Training Center performed the inspection, which assessed training provided in basic life support, advanced cardiac life support, pediatric advanced life support along with other community based educational programs such as heart saver, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and first aid. (More)
Fuller joins provider staff at Manning Regional Healthcare Center
Manning Regional Healthcare Center and Clinic announces that Nathanael (Nate) Fuller of Ankeny has accepted a position on the provider staff as a certified physician assistant. Fuller, who is currently studying for his Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies at Des Moines University, will be graduating in early June and is anticipating a start date at MRHC shortly after. (More)
Over $9 million in economic impact generated by Manning Regional Healthcare Center
Over the past year, Manning Regional Healthcare Center (MRHC) has had an overall impact on area economies of over $9 million, according to a recent report by the Iowa Hospital Association (IHA). The four-part health-care system, consisting of a hospital, physician’s clinic, long-term care facility and substance abuse recovery center, is the largest employer in Manning and the study highlights the employment, income, retail sales and sales tax impact the employer provides to the communities served. (More)
From Small Beginnings…Come Great Things: Prenatal Classes Scheduled
Congratulations on becoming a parent. It is a very joyous and exciting journey, but at the same time, you may feel a little nervous about what to expect. At Manning Regional Healthcare Center, we want to help you through the labor and delivery process by offering prenatal classes to help you prepare for your new arrival. Our classes are held on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the following dates.
June 2, 2012
August 11, 2012
October 6, 2012
During the class, we spend time discussing a wide variety of topics: from what to pack for the hospital; when to come to the hospital; what to expect during labor; and how to take care of yourself and your new baby after delivery.
Snacks and beverages are provided, along with samples and handouts with helpful information for you to take home. The cost for the class is $25 per couple.
If you have additional questions, please contact Zacharina Campbell at 712-655-8167 for more information.
We look forward to seeing you there.
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