In light of the ongoing spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital wishes to advise residents of our Service Area as to health precautions they can take as well as MLKCH’s response.
We've gotten an “A” for patient safety from the prestigious Leapfrog Group - a top rating achieved by only one-third of hospitals nationwide!
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A new MLKCH partnership with local barbershops brings health education to African American and Latino men in a place they trust: the barber’s chair.
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Tammy Turner became a mother at age 16 and was determined to break the cycle of poverty she had been born into by successfully pursuing a career in nursing.
Two nurses known for their compassionate and innovative approaches to patient care received the DAISY Award at Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital.
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Patients with congestive heart failure often get readmitted to the hospital. Here’s what a group of determined MLKCH nurses did to help them better manage their condition.
MLKCH recently graduated its first class of Versant residents, a prestigious, year-long residency program to jumpstart the careers of new nursing school graduates.
Read how Dr. PK Fonsworth overcame enormous obstacles to become the first addiction medicine psychiatrist at MLKCH.
Cathy’s priority is to “trust the process,” giving mothers the time, support, and space they need to have a healthy, safe birth.