St. Joseph Regional Medical Center

02/22/2026

Heart attack symptoms in women aren’t always what you expect.

From unusual fatigue to jaw or back pain, the warning signs can be subtle. Knowing what to look for could save a life.

👇 Learn more by reading this article!

Heart disease remains the No. 1 cause of death for women in the United States, yet many women don’t realize that their heart attack symptoms can look very different from the “classic” signs often seen in men. Learn more about your risks and what you can do to mitigate them.

02/20/2026

Five-Star Friday ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

We couldn’t agree more! We’re incredibly lucky to have Dr. Dietrich providing expert orthopedic care for our community. His skill, knowledge, and compassionate approach mean our community doesn’t have to travel far for orthopedic care.

Learn more at www.sjrmc.org/Dietrich

02/19/2026

Please join us in celebrating our Employee of the Month, Mel Pitts!

Mel is the Director of Environmental Services and is always willing to lend a helping hand, and leads her team with positivity and dedication. She truly is a valuable part of the St. Joe’s family.

Thank you, Mel, for your hard work and commitment to St. Joe’s. We’re grateful for all you do!

02/18/2026

Get to know Bryan Braun, PA-C

With over 20 years of experience, Bryan brings deep knowledge and genuine care to St. Joseph Regional Medical Group. He focuses on disease prevention, healthy lifestyles, and helping patients manage multiple health concerns and medications with confidence. Bryan is passionate about innovative, preventive, and value-driven care and is proud to serve our community.

Learn more at www.sjrmc.org/Bruan

02/17/2026

A reminder to add more water to your life!

Staying hydrated can help boost your energy, keep your mind sharp, support heart health, improve digestion, and even give your skin a healthy glow.

A few extra sips today can go a long way. Your body will thank you.

02/16/2026

Deep in your 2016 camera roll?

If you were turning 30-something back then, it may be time for a screening.

Mammograms begin at 40.
Learn more: www.sjrmc.org/Breast

Colonoscopies begin at 45.
Learn more: www.sjrmc.org/Colon

Prevention starts with an appointment. 💜

02/16/2026

All of our docs at St. Joe’s deserve this kind of treatment!

Learn more or find a provider at sjrmc.org/docs!

02/15/2026

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US, but healthy habits can make a big difference.

👇 Learn six tips to protect your heart.

February is American Heart Month. Learn about risk factors and what you can do to adjust your lifestyle to limit your risk.

02/14/2026

Cute saying. But what’s really happening?

Most of the time, it’s not a skipped beat. It’s a brief change in rhythm called a palpitation. Stress, caffeine, lack of sleep, or even excitement can trigger it, and it’s usually harmless.

If it happens often or comes with dizziness, chest pain, or shortness of breath, don’t ignore it.

👇 Take our free heart health assessment!
sjrmc.org/health-risk-assessment/heart-health

02/14/2026

Five Star Friday! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Patients love Dr. Melanie Eggleston for her compassionate, personalized care. She takes the time to listen, makes you feel comfortable, and partners with you every step of your health journey!

Learn more at www.sjrmc.org/Eggleston

02/13/2026

Fridays are for Healthy Hearts! ❤️

At St. Joe's, we’re wearing red on Fridays to raise awareness for heart health. Stop by our table outside the Heart & Vascular Department every Friday in February for educational resources and fun giveaways for patients and visitors.

Let’s spark conversation, promote prevention, and support heart health together!

02/12/2026

Find your next career opportunity!

St. Joe’s offers meaningful career paths in a growing healthcare organization. Whether you’re supporting patient care behind the scenes or working directly with patients, you’ll find purpose, teamwork, and opportunities to grow.

👇 Discover current openings and learn more!
www.sjrmc.org/careers