Residents’ rights waived for COVID reinstated with end of US Public Health Emergency status

With the end of the PHE, Public Health Emergency brought on by COVID, came to an end May 11, 2023, there are some things that will impact long- term care residents.

Prioritizing your health now that the Public Health Emergency is over

With the national COVID-19 Public Health Emergency officially over, medical experts say it’s time to address the health challenges that may have been neglected during -- or created by -- the pandemic.

Cordell Memorial Hospital

July is Wound Healing Awareness Month, WHAM!! Cordell Memorial Hospital will be celebrating with a special day on July 19th for you to come and visit our Wound Care Center and Wound C a r e staff at the hospital. We are excited to introduce you to our new Wound Care Provider, Dr.

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May is a time for celebrating and enjoying the spring weather that has blessed us with a little bit of rain. CMH started May celebrating our teams in Lab, Business Office, Nursing and this past week we celebrated the whole team with Health-Care Week.

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March is here and we are roaring in like a lion, I hope the weather doesn’t roar to much. Things at CMH are busy as we continue to serve those in need from Washita County and those from Clinton, Custer County.

Cordell Memorial Hospital

March is here and we are roaring in like a lion, I hope the weather doesn’t roar too much. Things at CMH are busy as we continue to serve those in need from Washita County and those from Clinton, Custer County.

What to know about a career in the growing home healthcare industry in our nation

Medical professionals, patients and their families are increasingly seeing the value of home care, and the industry is expected to grow. In fact, home health and personal care aide job openings are projected to grow 33% from 2020 to 2030, with experts predicting an estimated 8.

Blood supplies dangerously low

As winter weather began moving in, blood donors began cancelling appointments and blood drives were delayed, forcing an already struggling blood supply to critically low levels. Our Blood Institute (OBI) in Oklahoma is asking donors to reschedule appointments as the weather clears.

Ongoing COVID crisis changes new normal routines

It seems that our new normal in all aspects of daily living continue to change because of the ongoing COVID crisis. A noticeable impact we are all very aware of has been for the residents in long-term care.

Cordell Memorial Hospital

2023 has started with a lots of activity and things happening at CMH. As you have read in last week’s news the Clinton hospital closed at noon on December 31 and we began to receive patients in our ED.