Acadia St Landry Hospital, 810 S Broadway Street, Church Point, LA (2026)

02/12/2026

Small Town, BIG CARE — How We Care
Swing Bed Program

WHAT IT IS
Swing Bed is for patients who don’t need acute inpatient care anymore, but aren’t safe to go home without more support.

WHY IT MATTERS
That in-between stage is where falls, setbacks, and readmissions can happen. Swing Bed gives you time to recover the right way.

WHAT TO EXPECT
You’ll receive skilled nursing care and a recovery plan that may include therapy services like physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy (as needed). The focus is building strength, improving mobility, and helping you safely return to daily life.

HOW TO PREPARE
If you think a loved one may need Swing Bed, ask early—your provider and our team can help determine if it’s appropriate and review coverage.

AFTER YOUR VISIT
We discharge with a plan: what you need at home, who’s helping, and what follow-up care is next.

Care feels different when you understand what’s happening—our team is here to help.

Questions about Swing Bed or referrals?
337.684.5435

02/10/2026

Your feedback matters to us!

At Fleur De Lis Rural Health Clinic, we strive to make every patient feel welcome—because you’re not just a patient here, you’re our community.

Thank you to our Fleur De Lis team for showing up with kindness and care and helping every person feel welcomed and supported.

02/09/2026

We’re growing at The Point Pediatric Therapy— and we’re hiring a Pediatric Physical Therapist!

Big energy. Tiny patients. Real impact.
If you love helping kids build strength, confidence, and new skills through movement, we want to hear from you.

Apply at aslh.org

02/06/2026

Today is National Wear Red Day—part of the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women campaign and American Heart Month.

Our team wore red to raise awareness and start conversations about heart health—because heart disease is the #1 killer of women, and prevention starts with the basics.

A few heart-smart reminders you can use today:
Know your numbers: blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar
Don’t ignore symptoms: chest pressure, shortness of breath, unusual fatigue, nausea, or pain in the jaw/back/arm
Move daily: even a 10–20 minute walk counts
Choose heart-healthy habits: less sodium, more fruits/vegetables, drink water, don’t smoke/vape
Keep up with checkups—especially if you have a family history

If you’ve been putting off a visit, let’s get you back on track. Call The Point Primary Care (337) 270-9110 or Fleur de Lis Rural Health Clinic (337) 684-0127 to schedule to see a provider.

02/05/2026

Small Town, BIG CARE — How We Care
Swing Bed Program

WHAT IT IS
Swing Bed provides short-term, hospital-based skilled care for patients who need extra recovery time before going home.

WHY IT MATTERS
It helps you regain strength and independence after illness, injury, or surgery—so you can return home more safely.

WHAT TO EXPECT
You’ll stay in the hospital and receive skilled nursing care and support from a team that may include therapy services and case management. We focus on steady progress and a clear plan.

HOW TO PREPARE
Swing Bed is typically arranged through a provider referral and may depend on insurance criteria. Our team will help guide you through what’s needed.

AFTER YOUR VISIT
Before discharge, we coordinate a safe transition home—follow-up, medications, and any needed equipment, home health, or outpatient therapy.

Care feels different when you understand what’s happening—our team is here to help.
Questions about Swing Bed or referrals?
337.684.5435
Acadia St. Landry Hospital

02/04/2026

At The Point Primary Care, your care is led by physicians—right here in Church Point.

Dr. Carrie Guidry and Dr. Jacob Clement provide primary care close to home.

From everyday sick visits to chronic disease management and preventive care, our doctors take the time to listen, explain, and lead your care plan from start to finish.

Because in a small town, you shouldn’t have to travel far for big-care medicine.

Call to schedule: 337.270.9110
820 South Broadway Street | Church Point, LA

02/02/2026

It’s Groundhog Day… and we’re here for our favorite kind of repeat tradition: celebrating the people who keep this hospital running, day after day, year after year.

Happy February service anniversary to our team members celebrating this month!

02/01/2026

With a bright spirit and a heart for others, Bethanni Lewis plays a quiet but powerful role at Acadia St. Landry Hospital. As a member of the Environmental Services (EVS) team, she keeps things clean, safe, and welcoming for every patient, visitor, and staff member who walks through the doors.

“I love to work with people,” she says. “And I really love working with the elderly.” Her warmth and compassion show in every hallway and patient room she touches—because for Bethanni, this job is more than a checklist. It’s personal.

Born and raised in Eunice, Bethanni’s first job was at Sonic, where she learned how to cook and hustle during the lunch rush—skills that shaped her strong work ethic early on.

She’s a coffee drinker and a true morning person, the kind who gets up with the alarm and hits the ground running. “I like my mornings,” she says. “Once I’m up, I get moving.”

While she’s known for her friendly personality, Bethanni describes herself as a little shy at first. “I like to get to know people before I open up,” she says—but once she does, you feel like you’ve known her for years.

If she had a superpower, she’d want the ability to turn things into gold—a fitting metaphor for how she brings value and warmth to any space she’s in. And if she weren’t in healthcare, she’d likely be doing hair full-time. “I do mine and my girls’,” she says proudly.

Her favorite local spot? Fiery Crab, without hesitation. “I love shrimp,” she laughs.

When asked what advice she’d give someone starting in healthcare, Bethanni shares this honest reflection:“Prepare to see everything—good and bad. Some things will change you forever. You’ll witness moments of heartbreak, but also moments of incredible strength. It’s not always easy, but you learn a lot working in healthcare. It teaches you compassion, patience, and resilience.”

Bethanni Lewis reminds us that care doesn’t just happen at the bedside—it happens in the background, in every freshly mopped floor, every kind word in the hallway, and every small act of pride in a job well done.

At Acadia St. Landry Hospital, Small Town, Big Care always starts with people like her.

01/31/2026

Wishing a sweet February birthday to our team members celebrating this month!

From all of us at Acadia St. Landry Hospital, thank you for the heart you bring to your work every day. We’re lucky to have you on our team—today and all year long.

01/29/2026

Small Town, BIG CARE — How We Care
Diagnostic Imaging: Bone Density (QCT)

WHAT IT IS
A bone density scan (QCT) is a quick, painless test that measures bone strength and helps assess your risk for osteoporosis and fractures.

WHY IT MATTERS
Bone loss can happen quietly over time—especially as we age. A bone density scan gives your provider important information to guide prevention, treatment, and next steps.

WHAT TO EXPECT
The scan is fast and noninvasive. You’ll lie comfortably while images are taken, and our team will explain each step so you feel at ease throughout your visit.

HOW TO PREPARE
Most of the time, there’s little to no prep. Wear comfortable clothing, and you may be asked to avoid metal (like belts or zippers) near the area being scanned.

AFTER YOUR VISIT
Your results are sent to your ordering provider, who will review them with you and recommend next steps if needed.

Care feels different when you understand what’s happening—our team is here to help.

Questions or need to schedule?
337.684.5435
Acadia St. Landry Hospital Diagnostic Imaging

01/27/2026

Help us find the missing ingredient: a Cook.

Acadia St. Landry Hospital is hiring, and our kitchen has a reputation to protect. This is not the “good for hospital food” situation—our team gets real compliments, and we want someone who can keep that going.

If you’ve got cook 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.

01/26/2026

Winter weather bringing the sniffles to your house?

The Point Primary Care and Fleur De Lis Rural Health Clinic are OPEN today, and walk-ins are welcome.

If you’re feeling sick, need a same-day visit, or have a concern you don’t want to put off, our team is here for you.

The Point Primary Care
820 South Broadway Street
Church Point, LA 70525
337-270-9110

Fleur De Lis Rural Health Clinic
711 South Broadway Street
Church Point, LA 70525
337-684-0127

Please travel safely and give yourself extra time getting here.

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