Acadia St Landry Hospital

01/06/2026

We’re excited to share that Acadiana Smiles has officially opened their Church Point location and is now accepting patients! 🎉
You can find them at 812 S. Broadway Street.
To schedule an appointment, call 337-684-6373.

01/06/2026

Cold & flu season is in full swing—colds, flu, and “whatever is going around” are everywhere right now.

Most illnesses can be managed at home with rest and fluids, but it’s worth being seen if:
You’re getting worse instead of better
Fever lasts more than a couple days or comes back
Breathing feels tight, wheezy, or difficult
You can’t keep fluids down
You’re high-risk (asthma/COPD, diabetes, heart disease, age 65+)

If you need us, The Point Primary Care is here to help. Call 337-270-9110 to schedule.

01/05/2026

Please help us congratulate Bethanie Bullock on her acceptance into Leadership EXCEL – Class of 2026!

Bethanie is a Wound Care Nurse at Acadia St. Landry Hospital, where she’s been part of our team for 6 years. She brings 13 years of nursing experience to our patients and our community. A proud McNeese State University graduate, Bethanie holds her BSN and WCC certification—and as someone born and raised right here in Church Point, her care is deeply personal.

We’re excited to see Bethanie represent ASLH in this leadership program and can’t wait to watch her continue to grow and lead.

To learn more about this year’s Leadership EXCEL participants—including Bethanie—check out the Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce & Economic Development website www.acadiaparishchamber.org

01/05/2026

We’re proud to recognize our team members reaching service milestones this month. Thank you for the time, the effort, and the care you’ve given to our patients and each other.

01/02/2026

Help us wish a very happy birthday to our team members celebrating this month!

01/01/2026

Born and raised right here in Church Point, Bruce Lyons brings a deep sense of hometown pride and personal connection to his work in the Emergency Department at Acadia St. Landry Hospital. For him, this job is more than a career—it’s part of his family legacy.

“Some of our older patients come in and recognize my last name—they’ll tell me stories about my parents that I’ve never heard before,” Bruce says. “It’s one of the things I enjoy most—those unexpected connections.” With both of his parents having been involved in the hospital years ago, Bruce sees his work as continuing a legacy of service—one story, one patient, one moment at a time.

His first job was digging, cleaning, and crating sweet potatoes, a hands-on role that taught him early lessons in hard work and persistence. Those values stuck—and still show up in his approach to care today.

Bruce starts his mornings with tea, and as a proud morning person, he brings a steady, grounded energy to even the busiest shifts. Outside of work, he’s a man of many talents—he enjoys woodworking, fishing, cooking, and baking. In fact, baking desserts is one of his favorite ways to relax.

One thing most people don’t know about Bruce? He spent five years working undercover in narcotics—an intense chapter of his life that speaks to his calm under pressure and deep commitment to protecting others.

If he had a superpower, he’d choose invisibility—perhaps a nod to his behind-the-scenes humility and ability to observe without seeking attention. And if he weren’t in healthcare, he’d be putting his hands to work in another way, pursuing carpentry, welding, or electrical work.

When it’s time to recharge, Bruce and his wife love to vacation at the beach or Disney World, soaking up time with family and creating new memories away from the stress of hospital life.

His advice to those just starting in healthcare is simple but powerful: “If you enjoy what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life.”

Bruce Lyons is proof that when healthcare is personal, it’s powerful.
At Acadia St. Landry Hospital, Small Town, Big Care always starts with people like him.

12/31/2025

A quick look back at 2025 at Acadia St. Landry Hospital & Clinics—moments that made us proud, the people who made it happen, and the community we’re honored to serve.
Thank you for being part of our story.

12/30/2025

2025 was a year of measurable progress at Acadia St. Landry Hospital—service expansion, patient privacy and safety upgrades, and important steps forward in planning for a new hospital.

CEO Michael J. LeJeune shares key highlights and what’s next in his year-end message.

As we come to the close of another year, I would like to take a moment to reflect on the progress, challenges, and accomplishments at Acadia St. Landry Hospital and to thank the community we are proud to serve. The year began with a January snowstorm that tested our readiness and resilience. Despite...

12/29/2025

Holiday Hours

As we head into the New Year holiday, our clinic hours will vary to better serve you this season.

Fleur de Lis Rural Health Clinic: Closed December 31 and January 1
The Point Primary Care: Closed January 1 and 2

Please call ahead for refills before closures. For emergencies, the Acadia St. Landry Hospital Emergency Department is available 24/7.

12/25/2025

From all of us at Acadia St. Landry Hospital & Clinics, Merry Christmas.

Wishing you a safe, peaceful Christmas surrounded by the people and traditions you love.

12/23/2025

Around here, “hospital food” doesn’t mean what people think it means—our kitchen gets real shout-outs, and we’re looking for someone who can keep that reputation going.

If you’ve got experience, high standards for cleanliness, and can follow menus while adjusting for therapeutic diets, we’d love to meet you. Bonus points for ServSafe (or ready to get it).

Apply online at aslh.org.