Robert Mixson, MD

06/27/2022

This is my final week of working as an Ob/Gyn. I want to express my gratitude to everyone who has supported me in this work, including everyone who has worked with me over the last 3 decades. I am grateful to the hospital staff, especially the nurses on Labor & Delivery & to the doctors in the community. I am deeply grateful to everyone who has been part of my office staff over the years. Their excellence & dedication have been essential to the care we’ve been able to provide to so many women over the years.
To our patients, I have always felt deeply honored that you have trusted me to be your doctor. It’s a responsibility I have never taken lightly. It has been the honor of my life to have served as your doctor.
I wish you all health & happiness.

01/15/2022

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2022/01/14/covid-vaccination-pregnant-women-scotland-study/

The covid vaccine is strongly recommended for pregnant women.

The results of the Scottish study bolster calls to vaccinate more pregnant people to protect both parents and babies during the pandemic, experts say.

12/13/2021

Free transportation is now available in Camden.

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY - The City of St. Marys and the Camden County Board of Commissioners have partnered with the Coastal Regional Commission to provide all Camden residents with free transportation services. City of St. Marys officials are excited about this partnership and for the opportunity to provide no cost rides to the community. Citizens residing in the cities of St. Marys, Kingsland, and Woodbine as well as in unincorporated Camden County are eligible for these free services to ride anywhere within Camden County.

Services of the CRC transit program will remain in normal operation including hours of operation, scheduling and safety procedures. Riders requesting the on-demand, door-to-door services are required to give a 24-hour notice by calling 1-866-543-6744. When calling, ask to speak to Kwanjaklyn Johnson and she will schedule your trip. Any trip outside of Camden County will cost the rider $3.00 per one-way trip as normal.

City of St. Marys Mayor, John Morrissey, looks forward to the benefit of these services providing free access to health appointments and food security along with other essential services. For more information, please contact Eric Landon with Camden County at 912-464-1097 or visit their website: https://www.coastalrc.ga.gov/transportation.

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10/23/2021

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/10/22/fatal-infections-aromatherapy/
Please make sure youre not using this Better Homes and Gardens room spray.

Bacteria can cause illness and lead to death. (Janice Haney Carr/CDC via AP)By Todd C. FrankelToday at 6:24 p.m. EDTBy Todd C. FrankelToday at 6:24 p.m. EDTFederal authorities warned Friday that a rare bacterial infection that killed two people has been tied to an aromatherapy spray sold at Walmart....

08/13/2021

These testing sites allow you to get tested for Covid without going to the Emergency Room. For more info, go to
sghs.org/covid19-testing.

We are now offering free nasal swab COVID-19 testing at our Brunswick and Camden campuses for symptomatic and asymptomatic (no symptoms present) individuals. The COVID-19 test detects if an individual is infected with COVID-19. Rapid testing and antigen testing are not available. Learn more! https://www.sghs.org/covid19-testing

08/05/2021

We urge everyone, including pregnant women, to get vaccinated.

This recommendation in support of vaccination during pregnancy reflects evidence demonstrating the safe use of the COVID-19 vaccines during pregnancy.

07/27/2021

Please protect your health & the health of others by getting vaccinated & wearing a mask.

Combining a high percentage of its small population contracting COVID-19 and a shockingly low rate of vaccination, Charlton County was listed at the top of Surgo Venture’s top 20 “Delta danger zones.”

07/16/2021

Please get vaccinated if you haven’t already done so.

COVID-19 transmission and hospitalization rates have risen sharply in Camden County, and vaccination rates remain low. The Camden County... Continue Reading

06/29/2021

UPDATE: Our phones are working now. Thank you for your patience.

Our phones are not working today. If you call us, our answering service will answer & they will relay your message to us & we will call you back.

04/08/2021

Please reach out if you need support.

The Georgia COVID-19 Emotional Support Line, 1-866-399-8938, provides free and confidential assistance to callers needing emotional support or resource information as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. his line is open seven (7) days a week from 8:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m.

This is a partnership between the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities, Beacon Health Options, and Behavioral Health Link.

01/05/2021

Thank you, Camden. Its an honor to be your healthcare providers.