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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From cozy cuddles to sweet firsts moments, this time of year is even more special with a new little one. 🐻 ✨ Please help...
12/18/2025

From cozy cuddles to sweet firsts moments, this time of year is even more special with a new little one. 🐻 ✨

Please help us welcome the babies born at Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital in October! We are honored to have been a part of these families' journeys and wish them a joyful and healthy holiday season with their newest bundles of joy. ♥️

The Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital Little Feeders Club meets every Thursday from 10:30–11:30 am at the Therapy and W...
12/16/2025

The Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital Little Feeders Club meets every Thursday from 10:30–11:30 am at the Therapy and Wellness Building. This free infant feeding support group is open to families at any stage, from breastfeeding and bottle-feeding to pumping and starting solids. Registration is not required, and walk-ins are welcome.

Please note that Little Feeders Club will not meet on Thursday, December 25, or Thursday, January 1, due to the holidays. Weekly meetings will resume on Thursday, January 8.

If you have questions, please email tiffany.voss@bjc.org.

We are thrilled to welcome Sullivan native Kate Randolph, PA-C, a board-certified family medicine physician assistant, t...
12/15/2025

We are thrilled to welcome Sullivan native Kate Randolph, PA-C, a board-certified family medicine physician assistant, to the Missouri Baptist Sullivan Bourbon Medical Office.

Kate's motivation to pursue health care comes from a lifelong desire to help others and make an impact on their lives, which led her to primary care. "I’m passionate about being a trusted provider," Kate says, "who truly listens, advocates, and walks alongside patients through every stage of their health."

Kate is proud to serve her neighbors and their families. "I value building relationships in our communities and am grateful for the opportunity to give back in a meaningful, hands-on way," Kate shares. She fosters respectful and supportive connections with her patients, providing education to support shared decision-making.

In her practice, Kate provides comprehensive care for patients of all ages, including children, adults, and seniors. She offers essential preventive care such as annual wellness exams, vaccinations, health screenings, and school and sports physicals. Kate is available for sick visits, treats minor injuries, and manages chronic conditions, including diabetes, high blood pressure, mental health issues, thyroid problems, arthritis, and headaches.

Outside of patient care, Kate enjoys spending time with friends and family, exploring nature, often with her dogs, and relaxing with a good book.

Learn more about Kate and schedule your appointment online: https://heyor.ca/jhAEo7

12/12/2025

We're expecting cold temperatures this weekend! ❄️

If you need a place to stay warm, check out United Way of Greater St. Louis' list of warming stations in our area: https://heyor.ca/8d5jUU

During an appointment early in Amber’s pregnancy, her husband, Dion, had a special request: He hoped he could help deliv...
12/11/2025

During an appointment early in Amber’s pregnancy, her husband, Dion, had a special request: He hoped he could help deliver their baby.

Jessica, a certified midwife at Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital, didn’t hesitate. “She was like, 'Yep,” Amber said. “And Dion was like, 'Really?'”

Jessica’s willingness to personalize their birth experience was just one of the many reasons the couple was grateful for their care on the Mother Baby Unit. Amber shared that Jessica supported them through every step and always had answers to their questions. “She took my concerns away. And the nurses were so nice. It was hard to say goodbye to them in the end.”

On March 23, Amber and Dion welcomed their son, Hayes. As promised, Jessica invited Dion to assist during the final moments of delivery. He proudly cradled his son, cut the umbilical cord, and helped introduce Hayes to Mom.

“It never hurts to ask,” Dion said. “We tell everybody about our experience and encourage them to see Jessica.”

We are so grateful to care for families like Amber and Dion’s and are proud of our Mother Baby Unit team for the thoughtful, personal care they provide every day!

Learn more about our Mother Baby Unit: https://heyor.ca/6A10Mw

Save the date for Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital's annual Ambassadors Gala on Saturday, February 21, 2026! 🎉 All fun...
12/05/2025

Save the date for Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital's annual Ambassadors Gala on Saturday, February 21, 2026! 🎉

All funds raised at the gala go directly toward helping patients in our community, making a real difference in their care and support.

Be on the lookout for registration details in the coming weeks.

Our clinics will have adjusted hours for the Thanksgiving holiday: — All clinics will be CLOSED for the holiday on Thurs...
11/26/2025

Our clinics will have adjusted hours for the Thanksgiving holiday:

— All clinics will be CLOSED for the holiday on Thursday, November 27.
— The Steelville Clinic will remain CLOSED on Friday, November 28.
— All other clinics will reopen on Friday, November 28, and close early at noon.

If you have any questions, please contact the clinic directly. Addresses and phone numbers can be found here: https://heyor.ca/m8NXBe

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

We are excited to welcome Laura Bryan, FNP-C, a board-certified family nurse practitioner, to the Missouri Baptist Sulli...
11/24/2025

We are excited to welcome Laura Bryan, FNP-C, a board-certified family nurse practitioner, to the Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital Orthopedic Clinic.

She was drawn to health care from a young age, inspired by an aunt whose work as a nurse fascinated Laura. Her desire to pursue nursing stemmed from a passion for helping others heal and improve their health.

As a provider, Laura is driven by her commitment to personalized care, believing that successful health outcomes are a team effort. She emphasizes integrating the patient's beliefs and ideas into the treatment plan, saying, "What works for one individual might not work for the other."

This focus on the patient relationship is what she enjoys most about her work. Previously, while working in oncology, she witnessed the power of these connections firsthand. "The happiest memories were the relationships that were developed and getting to know my patients on that personal level," she shares. "Getting to watch someone ring the victory bell when they finished their treatments was always a highlight!"

Laura addresses orthopedic and wound-care needs for patients of all ages. She manages orthopedic issues involving the hip, knee, and shoulder, and provides comprehensive care before and after surgery. Additionally, she specializes in managing chronic or non-healing wounds and ulcers of the feet and legs. Laura prioritizes building a trusting relationship with every patient, ensuring they feel genuinely valued, respected, and understood throughout their healing journey.

Originally from Sullivan, Missouri, Laura enjoys the outdoors and spending time with her family. They are big fans of baseball, attending as many St. Louis Cardinals games as possible when they aren't watching their youngest son play sports. They also enjoy spending time outdoors hiking, hunting, fishing, and gardening.

Learn more about Laura and call to schedule your appointment: https://heyor.ca/Dxe9vP

Today, we celebrate National Rural Health Day, and at Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital (MBSH), our story is written by...
11/20/2025

Today, we celebrate National Rural Health Day, and at Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital (MBSH), our story is written by the people who choose to care for this community every single day.

We asked team members what serving in rural health care means to them:

“Working in a rural hospital like MBSH is special because we have the ability to form close relationships and to care for our friends and families in their most vulnerable times. ”
— Lisa Lochner, President

“We have an amazing hospital in the community that we serve. I know that we are taking care of our neighbors. That means something.”
— Amy Whislauber, Director of Operations & Support Services

“Every decision, every act of care directly impacts my neighbors, friends, and family. That’s what makes this work meaningful.”
— Emily Kocurek, Operational Excellence Site Partner

“What makes rural hospitals special is the impact of our work every day—the moments behind the care. We don’t just treat patients; we take care of our own community.”
— Emmy Slack, Food & Nutrition Supervisor

“Being able to care for people I personally know—neighbors, friends, even former classmates—reminds me why I love working in a rural hospital.”
— Kayla Killeen, Respiratory Therapy Manager

“People here are caring for neighbors and friends. That’s what makes rural health care feel so personal.”
— Rhonda Conde, MD

To every MBSH caregiver: Thank you for your dedication, your compassion, and the impact you make every day. To our patients: Thank you for letting us care for you.

Happy National Rural Health Day to our small but mighty community! 💙

BJC Hospice invites families to join us for this year’s Memorial Garden event, a peaceful space for anyone who wants a q...
11/18/2025

BJC Hospice invites families to join us for this year’s Memorial Garden event, a peaceful space for anyone who wants a quiet moment to honor someone they love. The holiday season can be especially hard for those who are grieving, and this gathering offers a place to feel supported.

Karen comes each year in memory of her daughter. She shared that the garden gives her a calm place to reflect, saying that simply lighting a candle and being surrounded by others who understand loss “brings a sense of peace that’s hard to find anywhere else.”

Rhonda attends in memory of her husband, who passed in 2023. She told us that hearing other grievers talk about the garden gave her the courage to go for the first time last December. “It felt like an oasis during the holidays,” she said. “Writing a message and sitting with my thoughts made me feel less alone.”

This year’s Memorial Garden will be on Friday, December 5, and Saturday, December 6, from 5 to 8:30 p.m at Saint Matthew’s Lutheran Church in Sullivan.

If you or someone you know could use a comforting space to remember a loved one this season, we welcome you to stop by. ♥️

Congratulations to Sarah, intake coordinator in Medical Stabilization, for being chosen as MBSH's CONNECT award recipien...
11/17/2025

Congratulations to Sarah, intake coordinator in Medical Stabilization, for being chosen as MBSH's CONNECT award recipient for the third quarter! 🎉

Sarah received a nomination from a patient who was deeply moved by her compassion and ability to establish a personal connection. The person who nominated Sarah describes her as an "Earth Angel" and credits admission into the program entirely to Sarah. Sarah formed a genuine bond with the patient, providing reassurance at every stage of the process.

Thank you, Sarah, for your exceptional dedication to our patients and for consistently creating a positive impact each day.

The CONNECT employee recognition program celebrates non-nursing team members who make a lasting impact on the patients we serve and their families. If you or a family member has received extraordinary care at MBSH, consider nominating them: https://heyor.ca/vo24Kr

We are thrilled to share that Chase Robertson, LPN, has received the DAISY Foundation Award for his remarkable care in e...
11/14/2025

We are thrilled to share that Chase Robertson, LPN, has received the DAISY Foundation Award for his remarkable care in easing the fears of a surgery patient. Chase’s compassionate and understanding approach greatly enhanced the patient’s experience, helping to reduce anxiety and offer comfort during a difficult time. His dedication to excellence reflects the values we have at Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital.

The patient who nominated Chase expressed heartfelt appreciation for his caring nature, mentioning that his calming bedside manner arrived at the perfect time, particularly as he was feeling frightened and anxious.

Congratulations, Chase! We truly appreciate your exceptional contributions to our team and the positive influence you have on our patients.

The award is part of the DAISY Foundation’s programs to recognize the amazing efforts performed by nurses every day. If you or a loved one has received exceptional care, we encourage you to nominate them for an award: https://heyor.ca/FAYeXV

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