MBSH - Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital

MBSH - Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital “I started on the Hospital’s Board in 1959. We went to the people of Sullivan and surrounding towns asking for donations. The response was astounding.

At that time, we knew we had a need for a hospital, we had lots of determination and a very generous community behind us. People from across the community – many who could hardly afford it – gave … and then gave some more. Some even contributed a month’s worth of their wages so we could match the bond issue by the Town Council. Together with the town, we raised $500,000 and the hospital opened in 1962. And we became the first town of our size in Missouri to have a hospital. The wonderful story of this hospital continued in 1983, when we became part of Missouri Baptist Medical Center in St. Louis – gaining access to their specialists. Then in 1994, we became part of BJC HealthCare. Since that time, BJC has literally rebuilt the hospital, adding an expanded emergency room in 2003, new patient rooms and surgical areas in 2007 and a new maternity department in 2008. As a result, today, we have one of the best community hospitals in Missouri.”
— Joe Owens, Chairman of Trustees


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Dr. Xiang “Jackie” Ng has always known she wanted to work with children. As a primary care pediatrician, she sees patien...
02/03/2026

Dr. Xiang “Jackie” Ng has always known she wanted to work with children. As a primary care pediatrician, she sees patients at Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital and Cuba Medical Offices, where she has been caring for families for five years.

“I have always had a special love for working with children,” she shared. Inspired by physicians who showed her how compassion and science can come together to truly change lives, Dr. Ng found purpose in supporting children and their families during both everyday moments and the most difficult ones.

As a woman in medicine, she says the experience has shaped how she shows up for her patients. “Being a woman in medicine has taught me empathy, resilience, and the importance of listening,” she said. “It has shaped how I connect with my patients and their caregivers, allowing me to meet them where they are and advocate for my young patients.”

The most fulfilling part of her work is building lasting relationships. Dr. Ng loves watching children grow, supporting parents through challenges, and being a trusted presence in their lives.

When she’s not in the clinic, she enjoys spending time with her family, playing puzzles and LEGOs, exploring new foods, and traveling.

This National Women Physicians Day, we celebrate Dr. Ng and the many women physicians whose compassion, dedication, and leadership make a lasting difference for patients and families every day.

🏒 ONE TEAM. ONE HEART. 💙February is  , and we’re teaming up again with the St. Louis Blues to protect St. Louis hearts.O...
02/02/2026

🏒 ONE TEAM. ONE HEART. 💙

February is , and we’re teaming up again with the St. Louis Blues to protect St. Louis hearts.

Our limited-edition "ONE TEAM ONE HEART" long-sleeve tees are OFFICIALLY here. Even Louie is geared up! 🐾

The best part? Every shirt sold funds life-saving AEDs for local schools and organizations. An AED can increase cardiac arrest survival rates by 70%—your purchase truly helps save lives.

Wear your heart on your sleeve. Get your shirt today!

🔗 https://heyor.ca/WYdsup

For WashU Medicine neonatologist Bryanne Colvin, MD, safe sleep is deeply personal. Early in her career, two babies trag...
01/30/2026

For WashU Medicine neonatologist Bryanne Colvin, MD, safe sleep is deeply personal. Early in her career, two babies tragically passed away at home from sleep-related infant death—babies she had just cared for in the NICU. This heartbreak drives her lifelong mission to ensure every family knows how to make safe sleep decisions at home.

In addition to her role as a caregiver, Dr. Colvin participates in research that impacts how safe sleep education is taught at our hospitals. By talking with parents to understand their real-world experiences, she helps improve the guidance we provide to be more effective, enabling parents to better establish safe sleep habits.

The need for this improved education is underscored by statewide data. The Missouri Child Fatality Review Program (CFRP) reveals the dangers of co-sleeping: In 2022, 64% of all sleep-related infant deaths in the state occurred in an adult bed. This concerning statistic drives her most urgent plea: Babies must sleep alone. Whether in a crib, bassinet, or pack and play for the night—a flat, firm surface that is their own sleep space is essential.

For new parents, Dr. Colvin emphasizes always following the ABCs of safe sleep:

𝗔 𝗶𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗔𝗹𝗼𝗻𝗲: Your baby should sleep alone in their own safe space. Keep soft objects, crib bumpers, toys, and loose bedding out of the crib.
𝗕 𝗶𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗕𝗮𝗰𝗸: Always place your baby on their back to sleep, both for naps and at night.
𝗖 𝗶𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗖𝗿𝗶𝗯: Babies should never sleep on a sofa, armchair, couch, or in an adult’s bed.

Dr. Colvin understands the challenges new parents face, especially when dealing with exhaustion. "You've got this," she says. "You are definitely going to be tired, but keep going one day at a time."

WashU Medicine Physicians

Congratulations to Vanessa, MSN, CEN, RN Float Pool Department, Nursing Administration for being honored as the December...
01/29/2026

Congratulations to Vanessa, MSN, CEN, RN Float Pool Department, Nursing Administration for being honored as the December Employee of the Month at Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital! 🎉

Vanessa has consistently demonstrated a commitment to excellence in nursing, providing high-quality care while maintaining a warm and supportive environment for her patients. Her ability to connect with individuals and address their unique needs has earned her the admiration and gratitude of those she serves.

In addition to her clinical expertise, Vanessa actively contributes to team collaboration and hospital initiatives, embodying the values and mission of MBSH. Her positive attitude and willingness to go above and beyond exemplify the qualities that this award seeks to recognize.

Thank you, Vanessa, for the exceptional care you provide our patients everyday!

✨ Save the Date ✨A Night of Black, White, & Bling is happening February 21, 2026, in support of Missouri Baptist Sulliva...
01/28/2026

✨ Save the Date ✨

A Night of Black, White, & Bling is happening February 21, 2026, in support of Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital. 🪩 🖤

Get dressed up, enjoy an unforgettable evening, and make a meaningful impact on patient care right here in our community. Don’t miss your chance at the coveted Golden Ticket—for $100, one lucky guest will get first pick of a live auction item before the bidding even begins. Only 100 tickets are available.

‼️ New this year: you can now bid online from anywhere, even if you can’t attend the gala in person. Online bidding begins February 17.

Last day to purchase tickets or be a sponsor is February 7. Learn more, view the silent auction, and purchase tickets: https://heyor.ca/DHsC80

For Cherie, lab manager at Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital, free lab screenings are personal.“These free lab screenin...
01/27/2026

For Cherie, lab manager at Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital, free lab screenings are personal.

“These free lab screenings increase access to preventive care and encourage early intervention,” she shared. “Seeing a family member benefit from an early thyroid diagnosis reinforced just how impactful these screenings can be for our community.”

Cherie’s experience is one of the reasons Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital continues to offer free lab screening opportunities for uninsured and underinsured community members.

Join us for our next screening this Saturday, January 31, from 8–10 a.m. in the Oncology Department.

Free screenings available include:
• Blood sugar or glucose reading
• Lipid profile
• Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test
• Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) test
• Complete blood count (CBC)
• Comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP)
• Glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) test

Walk-ins are welcome, and no registration is required.

If you are unable to attend in January, another free health screening event will be held on Saturday, April 25, from 8–10 a.m.

**The Weekend Clinic is CLOSED, today, Sunday, January 25th.**The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm War...
01/23/2026

**The Weekend Clinic is CLOSED, today, Sunday, January 25th.**

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for much of Missouri and Illinois. Clinic hours and open status may vary on Saturday, Jan. 24 and Sunday, Jan. 25.

If you need care for a minor illness or injury, we encourage you to take advantage of BJC Virtual Care, which is available 24/7: https://heyor.ca/fyvRdn

If you or a loved one are experiencing an emergency, call 911. The hospital will remain open.

Have questions about bariatric surgery or what life looks like before and after the procedure? Join us for an online Bar...
01/23/2026

Have questions about bariatric surgery or what life looks like before and after the procedure? Join us for an online Bariatric Surgery Q&A on January 29, starting at 5:30 p.m., led by Jaroslaw Michalik, MD.

This interactive session gives participants the opportunity to ask questions, learn more about their care, and hear guidance directly from a physician who supports patients throughout their weight-loss journey.

“Education and ongoing support are key to sustainable weight-loss outcomes,” said Dr. Michalik “These Q&A sessions allow patients to better understand their care and feel confident in the steps ahead.”

We hope you can join us! Learn more and register: https://heyor.ca/2Pwq9V

November brought some sweet new faces to Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital just in time to celebrate the holidays! 🥰 Co...
01/22/2026

November brought some sweet new faces to Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital just in time to celebrate the holidays! 🥰

Congratulations to the new families, and thank you for letting us be a part of such a special time. ♥️

Sarai and Parker's first child, Scarlette, was born in 2022 with nonketotic hyperglycinemia (NKH), a rare genetic disord...
01/09/2026

Sarai and Parker's first child, Scarlette, was born in 2022 with nonketotic hyperglycinemia (NKH), a rare genetic disorder that causes developmental delays, seizures, and shortened life expectancy.

The couple hadn’t known they were carriers of the condition until after Scarlette’s birth. When Sarah and Parker wanted to have a second child, they chose to work with an embryo adoption clinic to eliminate the possibility of passing on the condition.

They began the adoption process, but while they waited to hear back from the agency, something told Sarai to take a pregnancy test.

“When I saw those two lines, I didn’t know what to feel,” Sarai shared. “My mind couldn’t comprehend going through this again with the possibility of another child having the same diagnosis.”

An appointment with certified nurse midwife Jessica Eakins at Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital helped Sarai approach this pregnancy differently. Jessica took time to listen, answer questions, and ensure Sarai felt informed, supported, and prepared every step of the way.

“I immediately loved her personality, energy, and overall attitude,” Sarai said. “I believe you absolutely need a relationship with someone who will be part of an incredibly important, life-changing moment.”

Throughout her pregnancy, Jessica encouraged Sarai to be involved in every decision, helping her create a birth plan that aligned with her needs while offering reassurance during moments of uncertainty.

“We will get through this, and I will be there with you every step of the way,” Jessica shared with Sarai.

In March, Sarai delivered a healthy baby girl, Adeline, at Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital.

“I could not tell you how much I recommend working with a midwife,” Sarai said. “Jessica put all my fears to rest and was exactly what I didn’t know I needed.”

Learn more about our Mother Baby Unit and childbirth at MBSH: https://heyor.ca/6A10Mw

Each holiday season, the Jennings family brings comfort and joy to children receiving care at Missouri Baptist Sullivan ...
01/07/2026

Each holiday season, the Jennings family brings comfort and joy to children receiving care at Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital through their annual toy donation. A gesture that began in memory of their son, Robert Jennings, has become a meaningful tradition for 19 years that continues to brighten hospital stays for young patients and their families.

After Robert’s passing, the Jennings family chose to honor his life by giving back in a way that reflects his kind and generous spirit. The toys they donate each year offer children moments of happiness and normalcy during a difficult time, creating lasting memories for families when they need it most.

Alongside the toy donation, the Jennings family also raises awareness for organ donation, inspired by Robert’s decision to be a donor, which ultimately saved four lives. Their continued generosity is a powerful reminder of how love, compassion, and community can make a lasting impact. ♥️

Say hello to our first baby of 2026! 🌟We are so excited to introduce the most precious baby girl, Sonny Lynn. Weighing 7...
01/05/2026

Say hello to our first baby of 2026! 🌟

We are so excited to introduce the most precious baby girl, Sonny Lynn. Weighing 7 lbs, 10 oz and measuring 20.75 inches, she is a bright and beautiful New Year’s gift for parents Tonja and Payton.

Mom, Dad, and baby are all doing wonderfully and are enjoying these first special days of the New Year together. Welcome to the world, Sonny Lynn! 🎀✨

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