McCurtain Memorial Hospital

12/01/2025

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12/01/2025

The snow is starting to fall at MMH! 5 pm ❤️

12/01/2025

Dress warm and join us at 5 pm for a magical Christmas evening!

12/01/2025

The menu looks delicious today:
Chicken Fried Chicken
Mashed Potatoes
Corn
Rolls
Dessert
Tea, Lemonade, or Water

Come eat with us for only $10.

12/01/2025

Don’t let sickness keep you out of the deer woods this season.🦌
Our Idabel and Valliant clinics are here to help you feel better fast.
Walk-ins welcome! Get back to doing what you love..

12/01/2025

The entire MMH family extends our deepest sympathies and our sincere prayers to Officer Tisho’s family. Our hospital family interacted with Officer Tisho on many occasions in our Emergency Department, mostly. He was always professional and will truly be missed by many.

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Our hearts go out to Officer Justin “Boots” Tisho of the Choctaw Nation Lighthorse Police, and his family & friends. He passed away on Friday, November 28th. Please keep his loved ones close in heart and mind, lifting them with your prayers and good thoughts as they continue to find strength in the days ahead.

May he rest in power.

11/30/2025

Join us tomorrow at 5:00 PM on the front lawn for a festive kickoff to the holiday season. We’ll have winter fun for all ages, including falling snow, a rideable holiday train, a visit from Santa, a Christmas movie on a large outdoor screen, and complimentary hot chocolate and cookies. Bring your family and friends and help us welcome the month of December with an evening of community holiday cheer.

We recommend bringing your own lawn chair and a blanket to stay warm ☃️❄️

11/26/2025

Our clinics will be closing today at 2:00 PM and will remain closed until Friday at 9:00 AM. We wish you and your family a wonderful Thanksgiving! If you need medical care during this time, our Emergency Room is open 24/7 to assist you.

11/24/2025

Happy Thanksgiving, McCurtain County—

On behalf of everyone at McCurtain Memorial Hospital, I want to wish you and your family a Thanksgiving filled with warmth, peace, and the kind of togetherness that reminds us what truly matters.

This season gives us a chance to pause and reflect, and what I feel most deeply is gratitude—gratitude for this community, for the people who call it home, and for the trust you place in your hospital.

I am grateful for our employees. Every day, our nurses, providers, therapists, techs, housekeeping, dietary, maintenance, business office staff, and so many others show up to serve with skill, compassion, and heart. They care for neighbors, friends, classmates, and family members. They bring comfort in hard hours, steady hands in emergencies, and kindness in quiet moments. Rural healthcare is not easy work, but our team does it with a level of dedication that makes me proud to be part of MMH.

I’m also thankful for our community partnerships—our schools, churches, law enforcement, EMS, fire departments, county leaders, local businesses, and civic organizations. You stand with us. You help us reach people before they’re in crisis, support families after they leave our doors, and strengthen the health of McCurtain County in ways no single organization could accomplish alone. Healthcare is a team effort, and our community shows that every day.

To the outstanding physicians and providers across our county and region—those who practice at MMH and those in private clinics, specialty offices, neighboring facilities, home health, long-term care, and behavioral health—thank you. You are essential to the safety net that keeps rural communities strong. We share patients, call each other for help, and lean on one another in ways that are unique to small towns. Your partnership matters more than you know.

Thanksgiving also reminds me of why rural hospitals and rural healthcare providers are so important. We are not just a building with beds and equipment. We are a promise that when something happens—something unexpected, frightening, life-changing—care is close to home.

We don’t take that responsibility lightly, and we don’t take your support for granted. Your hospital exists because this community believes in caring for each other. Your encouragement, your patience, your prayers, your feedback, and your trust fuel our mission and push us to keep improving.

As we gather around tables this Thanksgiving, I hope you know how thankful we are to serve you. Thankful for our employees who are spending holidays at the bedside. Thankful for the partnerships that make healthcare better here. Thankful for every family who has walked through our doors and allowed us to be part of their story. And thankful for the resilience and goodness of McCurtain County.

From my family to yours, and from all of us at McCurtain Memorial Hospital: Happy Thanksgiving. May your home be full of love, your hearts full of gratitude, and your days ahead full of health and hope.

With sincere appreciation,
Brian Whitfield
President & CEO
McCurtain Memorial Hospital

11/24/2025

We’re proud to recognize two incredible students who recently completed their clinicals with our Occupational Therapy team:

🎓Kylah Loving, Master of Occupational Therapy student from UT Tyler
🎓Lissette Marrufo, Occupational Therapy Assistant student from CCCUA

Our CEO, Brian Whitfield, shared: “It’s always great having students at MMH and supporting the next generation of caregivers.”

Thank you both for your hard work and dedication during your time with us!

11/24/2025

Check out this weeks menu at mmhok.net/mmhcafe

11/21/2025

Advancing Rural Health with Virtual Care at OSU Medicine

Pictured above (from left to right): Lane Manginell, Chief Operating Officer at MMH; Dr. Bradley Anderson, Medical Director of Virtual Care at OSU Medicine; Jared Droze, Director of Virtual Care at OSU Medicine; and Brian Whitfield, CEO of MMH.