Thu Feb 21 22:54:36 +0000 2008 by LTel:name: HEALTH: Hancock Medical Center -> Hancock Medical Center
organization: Hancock County Guide to Social Services -> Medical Services
client_contact_name: Social Service Department -> Social Service Department
client_contact_address: 149 Drinkwater Blvd. Bay St. Louis, MS -> 149 Drinkwater Blvd. Bay St. Louis, MS
client_contact_phone: 228-467-8639 -> 228-467-8639
areas_served: Hancock County and surrounding communities -> Hancock County and surrounding communities
eligibility: Health Care Need -> Health Care Need
(show/hide changes)Fri Dec 21 01:16:44 +0000 2007 by CHoe:name: HEALTH SERVICES: Hancock Medical Center -> HEALTH: Hancock Medical Center
(show/hide changes)Thu Dec 20 21:37:51 +0000 2007 by CHoe:name: Hancock Medical Center -> HEALTH SERVICES: Hancock Medical Center
(show/hide changes)Sun Dec 16 22:15:51 +0000 2007 by CHoe:notes: -> Fee: Varies
is_fee_required: Yes -> N/A
(show/hide changes)Sun Dec 16 22:15:22 +0000 2007 by CHoe:notes: 10/27/06 Jobs/Positions Available see website: http://www.hmc.org/hmc.nsf/View/Careers
for all contact info and descriptions
7/13/06 alw, UPDATE: Many of the hospital's 500 employees lost their homes. Hancock Medical
Center's immediate need is to help members of the Hancock Medical Center
family get reestablished.
From their website: "Our health care team never faltered in their
dedication...and our hospital was the first one to reopen after being
completely shut down by Katrina's floodwaters. Around-the-clock efforts by
our facilities services staff, nurses, technicians and other employees
allowed our emergency department to open its doors less than five weeks
after sustaining three feet of water.
Our physicians share this commitment to our vital health care role in
Hancock County. Most of them lost homes and medical offices, and are living
and working in temporary locations in our community. Residents of Bay St.
Louis, Waveland, Diamondhead, Pearlington, Kiln and Hancock County have the
comfort of knowing continuity of care from their health care providers.
Our residents deserve state-of-the-art diagnostic technology, and our goal
is to provide just that. Generous donors throughout the country have come
to our assistance to help us in this endeavor. By donating to the Hancock
Medical Center Foundation's Hurricane Relief Fund, many have assisted our
staff members personally as they rebuild their lives. Others provided
supplies and equipment to aid in our recovery. We are indebted to the
kindness of others for their generous gifts of time, resources and talent."
END UPDATE
24x7, Full Medical Services ->
cat_notes: Updates from Susan Stevens -> Updates from Susan Stevens
10/27/06 Jobs/Positions Available see website: http://www.hmc.org/hmc.nsf/View/Careers
for all contact info and descriptions
7/13/06 alw, UPDATE: Many of the hospital's 500 employees lost their homes. Hancock Medical
Center's immediate need is to help members of the Hancock Medical Center
family get reestablished.
From their website: "Our health care team never faltered in their
dedication...and our hospital was the first one to reopen after being
completely shut down by Katrina's floodwaters. Around-the-clock efforts by
our facilities services staff, nurses, technicians and other employees
allowed our emergency department to open its doors less than five weeks
after sustaining three feet of water.
Our physicians share this commitment to our vital health care role in
Hancock County. Most of them lost homes and medical offices, and are living
and working in temporary locations in our community. Residents of Bay St.
Louis, Waveland, Diamondhead, Pearlington, Kiln and Hancock County have the
comfort of knowing continuity of care from their health care providers.
Our residents deserve state-of-the-art diagnostic technology, and our goal
is to provide just that. Generous donors throughout the country have come
to our assistance to help us in this endeavor. By donating to the Hancock
Medical Center Foundation's Hurricane Relief Fund, many have assisted our
staff members personally as they rebuild their lives. Others provided
supplies and equipment to aid in our recovery. We are indebted to the
kindness of others for their generous gifts of time, resources and talent."
END UPDATE
24x7, Full Medical Services
(show/hide changes)Thu Dec 06 22:33:26 +0000 2007 by CHoe:organization: County -> Hancock County Guide to Social Services
clients_must_bring: ->
fee_explanation: ->
temp_perm_explanation: ->
waiting_list_explanation: ->
(show/hide changes)Tue Oct 30 15:48:39 +0000 2007 by CHoe:client_contact_name: -> Social Service Department
client_contact_address: -> 149 Drinkwater Blvd. Bay St. Louis, MS
client_contact_phone: -> 228-467-8639
client_contact_email: ->
waiting_list: -> 0
areas_served: -> Hancock County and surrounding communities
eligibility: -> Health Care Need
is_fee_required: N/A -> Yes
fee_amount: -> 0.0
payment_forms: -> All
temp_perm: -> Permanent
fee_is_for: ->
mission: ->
cat_notes: -> Updates from Susan Stevens
(show/hide changes)Tue Jul 17 23:38:51 +0000 2007 by DNug:town: Bay St. Louis -> Bay St Louis
(show/hide changes)Wed Mar 28 19:30:29 +0000 2007 by LTel:http://www.hmc.org/hmc.nsf/View/Careers
Changed to Medical Facility
facility_type: Walk-in Resource -> Medical Facility
(show/hide changes)Fri Oct 27 17:52:50 +0000 2006 by DNug:http://www.hmc.org/hmc.nsf/View/Careers
notes: 7/13/06 alw, UPDATE: Many of the hospital's 500 employees lost their homes. Hancock Medical
Center's immediate need is to help members of the Hancock Medical Center
family get reestablished.
From their website: "Our health care team never faltered in their
dedication...and our hospital was the first one to reopen after being
completely shut down by Katrina's floodwaters. Around-the-clock efforts by
our facilities services staff, nurses, technicians and other employees
allowed our emergency department to open its doors less than five weeks
after sustaining three feet of water.
Our physicians share this commitment to our vital health care role in
Hancock County. Most of them lost homes and medical offices, and are living
and working in temporary locations in our community. Residents of Bay St.
Louis, Waveland, Diamondhead, Pearlington, Kiln and Hancock County have the
comfort of knowing continuity of care from their health care providers.
Our residents deserve state-of-the-art diagnostic technology, and our goal
is to provide just that. Generous donors throughout the country have come
to our assistance to help us in this endeavor. By donating to the Hancock
Medical Center Foundation's Hurricane Relief Fund, many have assisted our
staff members personally as they rebuild their lives. Others provided
supplies and equipment to aid in our recovery. We are indebted to the
kindness of others for their generous gifts of time, resources and talent."
END UPDATE
24x7, Full Medical Services -> 10/27/06 Jobs/Positions Available see website: http://www.hmc.org/hmc.nsf/View/Careers
for all contact info and descriptions
7/13/06 alw, UPDATE: Many of the hospital's 500 employees lost their homes. Hancock Medical
Center's immediate need is to help members of the Hancock Medical Center
family get reestablished.
From their website: "Our health care team never faltered in their
dedication...and our hospital was the first one to reopen after being
completely shut down by Katrina's floodwaters. Around-the-clock efforts by
our facilities services staff, nurses, technicians and other employees
allowed our emergency department to open its doors less than five weeks
after sustaining three feet of water.
Our physicians share this commitment to our vital health care role in
Hancock County. Most of them lost homes and medical offices, and are living
and working in temporary locations in our community. Residents of Bay St.
Louis, Waveland, Diamondhead, Pearlington, Kiln and Hancock County have the
comfort of knowing continuity of care from their health care providers.
Our residents deserve state-of-the-art diagnostic technology, and our goal
is to provide just that. Generous donors throughout the country have come
to our assistance to help us in this endeavor. By donating to the Hancock
Medical Center Foundation's Hurricane Relief Fund, many have assisted our
staff members personally as they rebuild their lives. Others provided
supplies and equipment to aid in our recovery. We are indebted to the
kindness of others for their generous gifts of time, resources and talent."
END UPDATE
24x7, Full Medical Services
(show/hide changes)Tue Aug 15 20:48:03 +0000 2006 by LPar:(show/hide changes)Sun Jul 16 05:02:54 +0000 2006 by AWat:7/16/06 alw: Main number changed per email from Laura Parenteau
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7/13/06 alw: Copied from email per Terra Friedrichs
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main_phone: (228) 467-8600 -> 228-467-8744
zip: 39520 -> 39521
other_contacts changed.
email changed.
(show/hide changes)Fri Jul 14 03:44:25 +0000 2006 by AWat:7/13/06 alw: Copied from email per Terra Friedrichs
GulfCoastNews.com
town: -> Bay St. Louis
main_phone: -> (228) 467-8600
address: off Hwy 90 -> 149 Drinkwater Blvd.
(Off Hwy 90)
notes: 24x7, Full Medical Services -> 7/13/06 alw, UPDATE: Many of the hospital's 500 employees lost their homes. Hancock Medical
Center's immediate need is to help members of the Hancock Medical Center
family get reestablished.
From their website: "Our health care team never faltered in their
dedication...and our hospital was the first one to reopen after being
completely shut down by Katrina's floodwaters. Around-the-clock efforts by
our facilities services staff, nurses, technicians and other employees
allowed our emergency department to open its doors less than five weeks
after sustaining three feet of water.
Our physicians share this commitment to our vital health care role in
Hancock County. Most of them lost homes and medical offices, and are living
and working in temporary locations in our community. Residents of Bay St.
Louis, Waveland, Diamondhead, Pearlington, Kiln and Hancock County have the
comfort of knowing continuity of care from their health care providers.
Our residents deserve state-of-the-art diagnostic technology, and our goal
is to provide just that. Generous donors throughout the country have come
to our assistance to help us in this endeavor. By donating to the Hancock
Medical Center Foundation's Hurricane Relief Fund, many have assisted our
staff members personally as they rebuild their lives. Others provided
supplies and equipment to aid in our recovery. We are indebted to the
kindness of others for their generous gifts of time, resources and talent."
END UPDATE
24x7, Full Medical Services
zip: 00000 -> 39520
website: -> http://www.hmc.org/
hours: -> 24 / 7
email changed.
(show/hide changes)Wed Oct 19 08:04:05 +0000 2005 by tfri:GulfCoastNews.com
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