Scotland County Hospital

11/25/2025

The Med Clubs in both Scotland County High School and Clark County High School recently held separate meetings and students interacted with healthcare professionals, having the opportunity to ask questions and explore career paths with seasoned professionals from Scotland County Hospital and our Rural Health Clinics.

11/24/2025

The latest episode of The Rural Pulse is now live on Spotify and Apple Podcasts! Links below!

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/75vIehweZfQfFo9Lor34hy?si=EvgYhRyTTGWP3Jepa1DUUQ

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-04-multiple-hats/id1824498252?i=1000738151695

11/24/2025

Scotland County Hospital now offers a Dermatology Clinic each month. Cleaver Dermatology will be back in Memphis on December 11, 2025. Call 660-627-7546 to schedule your appointment. spots are limited—reserve yours early!

11/23/2025

Medicare Open Enrollment is in full swing. Use this time to compare traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans to find the best plan for you and your loved ones.
Traditional Medicare
✅PRO: Nearly all doctors and hospitals participate nationwide
❌CON: Supplement plans may be used to reduce out-of-pocket costs
Medicare Advantage
✅PRO: Bundled coverage for hospitals, physicians and prescription drugs
❌CON: Limited networks of hospitals and physicians
It’s important to understand if your hospital and health care providers are in network before making your decision.
➡️Talk to your health care provider about whether they participate in the plan you are considering.

11/23/2025

If you've met your health care deductible, every day between today and December 31 is your chance for some last-minute, significantly less-expensive self-care. Think screenings, scans, elective surgeries and more that you've been putting off.
Once your maximum out-of-pocket expenses are met, most insurance companies cover 100 percent.
Here are some healthcare options for you to consider before the end of the year at Scotland County Hospital in Memphis, A colonoscopy, an endoscopy, lab work, hernia repair, carpal tunnel surgery, gallbladder removal or diagnostic testing such as mammogram or MRI.
Your health insurance company website will likely allow you to log in and view your deductible status. Check the back of your insurance card for a customer service number and call to confirm your deductible status. If you are enrolled in Medicare, visit mymedicare.gov and click on my deductible status from the claims menu.
Don't forget, your deductible will reset on January 1st. Please choose Scotland County Hospital & Clinics in Memphis.

11/22/2025

If you have never stopped by the Hospital Gift Shop, you're missing a unique shopping opportunity in Memphis. We will be open tomorrow from 9 am - 12 noon. Anyone is welcome to stop by. We'll have cookies, door prizes, a $2 used book cart, our popular pecans and all kinds of merchandise for everyday and Christmas.

11/21/2025

We are proud to partner with Cleaver Dermatology!

⭐️ Next date is Dec 11! ⭐️

We had such a successful first clinic in Memphis on the 6th! It was so nice being able to travel to our existing patients and accommodate new patients as well. Our goal is always to give the very best care, and we’re incredibly thankful to now travel to six locations to better serve smaller communities.

A huge thank-you to Scotland County Hospital for allowing us to bring dermatology services to the area — we truly appreciate the partnership. We’re excited to continue serving the community!

Fun fact: did you know our team literally loads up a van with a doctor, residents, techs, and front staff… all while keeping our main location fully open? We love what we do, and we’re grateful we get to do it for you. 💙

11/21/2025

Rural communities have members that wear many hats!

Meagan speaks with Erick Byrn, Scotland County EMS director, Air Evac paramedic, County coroner, and how he keeps up with his on call duties. Hear them also discuss new services for our community, including the Crisis Intervention Team and Community Paramedics, along with a job that saves lives!

Episode 4 "Multiple Hats" of The Rural Pulse will be available next Monday, November 24th on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!

11/20/2025

Happening now in Jefferson City as part of NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH DAY, our very own Cheyenne Neagle, Director of our Rural Health Clinics, was named a 2025 RURAL HEALTH CHAMPION. She is most deserving and nominated by co-worker, Anna Monroe.

11/20/2025

Our Employee Experience Committee served a delicious Thanksgiving Meal today for staff! We also got to celebrate our new employees Mel, Noreen, and Elena’s first ever Thanksgiving meal.

We are THANKFUL for our team!
🦃 🌽 🍁

11/20/2025

Brent Peirick, Chief Operating Officer, and Cheyenne Neagle, Rural Health Clinics Director, hosted a Patient and Family Advisory Council (PFAC) meeting earlier this month. A PFAC is a group of current and former patients and their families who partner with healthcare providers to improve the quality of care and patient experiences. These councils provide a vital link, offering their unique perspectives to understand patient needs and be more patient-centered. Those in attendance offered feedback on their experiences and helped the hospital officials better understand what is important to patients during their care journey.

11/18/2025

The Scotland County Hospital/Sigler Square Auxiliary recently purchased four charging stations to be placed throughout the hospital facilities, in waiting areas. A charged phone or other device is essential for communicating with family in an emergency or hospital stay, and charging stations provide comfort and reassurance to patients and family members during these times. Auxiliary ladies are pictured with the charging station in the Outpatient Services Waiting Room and with members of the Patient Experience Committee, which recommended the charging stations. Pictured L-R: Karen Biggs, Terry Arnold, Laura Schenk, Ella Owings, Tara Shultz (Pt. Exp. Comm. Chairman) Sandra Mooneyham, Jonathan Holton (Pt. Exp. Comm.) Maryanna Troutman, Cindy Knauss (Auxiliary President) Patty Golbricht and Beverly Moore.