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November 29, 2022 in News, Radiology

Starmont Volleyball Supports Local Breast Cancer Patients

Representatives from the Starmont volleyball team paid a visit to Regional Medical Center (RMC) on Wednesday, November 23. These young ladies presented a check of $3,200.75 to the Radiology department’s “Pink Support Bag” fund.  This fund allows our Radiology staff to purchase gift cards, comfort items and other things newly...

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November 18, 2022 in News, OB, Regional Medical Center

RSV Cases on the Rise

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a highly contagious illness most commonly affecting infants and toddlers. RSV cases have increased throughout the country, state and here at Regional Medical Center (RMC). Unfortunately, there is a very limited hospital capacity for seriously ill young children.  “With the increase in cases, we are...

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November 2, 2022 in News, Radiology

West Delaware Volleyball Donates Back

On Wednesday, October 26, 2022, the West Delaware Volleyball team visited Regional Medical Center (RMC) to present a check to the Radiology department. Through breast cancer awareness fundraising efforts during their volleyball season, the team was able to donate just under $1000. This money will be going towards the RMC...

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Protective Factors in our Community

November 1, 2022 in News, Parent Education & Support

Protective Factors in Our Community

We all want the best for our children. Every child should have the opportunity to grow up feeling safe and loved. Regional Medical Center Parents As Teachers is focusing on prevention of child abuse and neglect by educating and promoting protective factors in your family and community. Protective factors are...

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October 25, 2022 in Family Practice, News

Healthcare Services that Fit Your Needs

Healthcare systems provide a variety of services that are designed to meet your individual needs. Primary care, urgent care, and emergency care are designed to take care of you in different circumstances. Knowing when to use each service is important. Emergency care is a service that is available 24 hours...

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Halloween Safety Tips

October 24, 2022 in News, Parent Education & Support

Halloween Safety Tips

Brought to you by RMC Parents As Teachers Halloween is always a fun and exciting time for our youth. Regional Medical Center (RMC) Parents As Teachers want everyone to have a fun, safe holiday! Please keep in mind these safety tips and review them with your child(ren): Always monitor pumpkin...

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October 11, 2022 in News, Regional Medical Center

RMC Masking Policy Update

Effective on Tuesday, October 11, 2022, masking for patients and visitors is based on personal preference during all transmission levels. When community transmission levels are high, masking is strongly recommended. Masking is required if: If you prefer to continue masking outside of the required instances, you are welcome to do...

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new specialists join rmc specialty clinic

October 7, 2022 in News, Specialty Clinic

New Specialists Join RMC Specialty Clinic

Thomas Heineman, MD, and Angela Jenkins, MA, CCC-A, have joined the visiting specialists team at the Regional Medical Center (RMC) Specialty Clinic. The Specialty Clinic in Manchester, Iowa is a place where specialists from all around the region come to provide specialty services for our community.  Dr. Heineman is an...

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RMC Auxiliary Fall Celebration

October 6, 2022 in Auxiliary, News

Regional Medical Center Auxiliary Fall Celebration

The Regional Medical Center (RMC) Auxiliary is a dedicated group of individuals in our community that help promote wellness and serve as a link between the hospital and community. Auxiliary volunteers conduct many fundraising projects to help raise money for the hospital in meeting its objectives. They also provide annual...

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Raising Awareness for PAD

September 30, 2022 in News, Wound Clinic

Raising Awareness of Peripheral Artery Disease

Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) develops when the arteries that supply blood throughout the body become completely or partially blocked. This blockage, caused by fatty plaque deposits that harden arteries, is called atherosclerosis and significantly reduces blood flow. PAD affects nearly 10 million people in the United States and increases the...

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