UMMC Grenada

02/20/2026

02/04/2026

We don’t often think about heart disease when our kids are young, but experts say that’s exactly when healthy habits matter most. ❤️ Healthy Children, the American Academy of Pediatrics’ parenting website, shares simple ways families can support heart health starting now. https://www.healthychildren.org/English/health-issues/conditions/heart/Pages/Heart-Disease.aspx

01/25/2026

Due to inclement weather, UMMC Grenada will close adult and pediatric clinics on Monday, January 26th, in the following locations: Greenwood, Winona, Grenada, Batesville, and Oxford.

Patients with appointments scheduled for that day are receiving cancellation notifications, and clinic staff will work with them to reschedule as soon as possible.

Thank you for your understanding, and please stay safe!

01/22/2026

UMMC Grenada is pleased to welcome Emily Holly, WHNP-BC. Emily has many years of experience in women’s health and is committed to providing compassionate, comprehensive care to women at every stage of life.

She sees patients at the UMMC Grenada Women’s Health Clinic and is now accepting new patients.
To schedule an appointment with Emily Holly, please call 662-227-7500

01/20/2026

Cancer prevention starts with everyday decisions, UMMC experts say. Simple habits like regular physical activity, healthy eating and routine screenings can lower risk and improve outcomes. Learn how small changes can make a big difference. https://umc.edu/news/CONSULT/2025/December/CON12012025C.html

01/14/2026

Cold weather and dry air can take a toll on your skin, especially as we age, dermatologists at UMMC say. Winter conditions can trigger or worsen common skin problems, from eczema to psoriasis. Here’s what experts say to watch for and how to protect your skin this season. https://umc.edu/news/CONSULT/2025/December/CON12012025D.html

01/12/2026

Medications once used only for diabetes are now part of how doctors help patients manage obesity. Experts say GLP-1 drugs can support weight loss for eligible patients, but they work best alongside lifestyle changes and ongoing medical care. Here’s what to know about how the medications work, who qualifies and their limits. https://umc.edu/news/CONSULT/2025/December/CON12012025A.html

01/08/2026

The start of a new year is a great reminder to prioritize your health. Preventive care helps you stay informed, address concerns early, and plan for your long-term wellbeing.

Dr. Ben Lambert says, “Scheduling regular checkups is one of the simplest ways to stay on top of your health. It gives you the opportunity to ask questions and make informed decisions.”

Start the year with confidence and support from our team at the UMMC Primary Medicine Clinic, located in the Grenada Medical Complex.

To schedule an appointment, call 662-227-7220 or find out more: https://www.umc.edu/locations/UMMC_Primary_Medicine_Clinic_Grenada_Medical_Complex/

01/06/2026

UMMC made major advances in 2025. UMMC Grenada’s connection to the state’s only academic medical center brings advanced care to our community, including robotic surgery featured in the September highlights.

Explore the top stories from the past year, including medical breakthroughs, patient care improvements, and community impact: https://umc.edu/news/News_Articles/2026/01/Top-Stories-2025.html

01/05/2026

UMMC Grenada is proud to expand access to advanced women’s care through robotic-assisted surgery. All robotic surgical procedures are performed at UMMC Grenada, allowing women from surrounding communities to receive advanced surgical care close to home.

Women’s care is supported by Dr. Kimberly Sanford, who sees patients at the UMMC Grenada Women’s Clinic, and Dr. Murry Adams, who sees patients at the UMMC Greenwood Women’s Clinic. Together, they are committed to caring for women across the region with compassion and expertise.

To schedule an appointment:
UMMC Grenada Women’s Clinic: 662-227-7500
UMMC Greenwood Women’s Clinic: 662-227-7020