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Memorial Health Meadows Hospital

Memorial Health Meadows Hospital is a regional health system serving Vidalia, Toombs County and surrounding communities.

We offer the latest advancements in surgical care, cancer care, heart care and women’s care. Memorial Health Meadows Hospital offers the latest in medical advancements including cutting-edge cancer care, life-saving heart attack procedures, women’s services, wound care, orthopedic medicine and more. Memorial Health Meadows Hospital’s Tommy and Shirley Strickland Cancer Center features advanced clinical care using a holistic, patient-care approach. The center offers a range of comprehensive care services – including the latest in radiology and chemotherapy treatment – together in one centralized location. In addition, Memorial Health Meadows Hospital offers:

-All private hospital rooms.

- Six new surgical suites, which are among the most advanced in the state.

-A large emergency department with 22 treatment rooms.

-A Level IV trauma center

-A Women's Center with large, spacious labor and delivery suites and a state-of-the-art nursery.

-An ultra-modern cardiovascular lab where physicians can provide diagnostic and interventional cardiology services.

12/26/2025

Have you ever struggled to fall asleep after a big meal or woken up in the middle of the night with an upset stomach? If so, you’ve felt the connection between your gut and . They’re linked through the “gut-sleep axis” – a two-way relationship where poor sleep can disrupt digestion and gut issues can disturb your rest. Learn more and get tips to improve both your and your sleep: https://bit.ly/4qjGq16

12/25/2025

From our Memorial Health Meadows Hospital family to yours, we wish you a happy and healthy holiday season!

As 2025 draws to a close, we send a heartfelt thank you to our doctors, nurses and all colleagues who show up every day to care for our patients, communities and each other. We’re proud to be part of our broader HCA Healthcare network, which supports over 44 million patient encounters each year across 190 hospitals and more than 2,300 sites of care. Thank you for allowing us to serve you.

12/24/2025

Giving back is part of who we are.

This month, our leadership team spent time ringing the Salvation Army kettle bell, helping raise funds that directly support families in our community throughout the holiday season and beyond.

The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign helps meet essential needs like meals, housing, and emergency assistance when it matters most. We are grateful for the opportunity to support a mission that aligns so closely with our own.

Above all else, we are committed to caring for our community.

12/23/2025

During the holiday season, when routines change and many places slow down, care at Memorial Health Meadows Hospital continues without pause.

Behind these doors, teams are providing emergency care, inpatient services, diagnostic imaging, surgical services, women’s services, and critical support—day and night—for our neighbors, friends, and families. Being here, fully staffed and fully committed, is not accidental. It is a reflection of our standard.

Excellence means showing up consistently, delivering high-quality care, and meeting our community where they are—especially during moments when it matters most.

Above all else, we remain committed to the care and improvement of human life. Happy Holidays from our Meadows Family to Yours!

12/22/2025

The holidays bring many firsts — including first cuddles, first photos, and first lessons in care. ❤️

Did you know skin-to-skin contact and keeping newborns warm in their first hours of life helps regulate breathing, heart rate, and body temperature? It is one of the many ways our team supports healthy beginnings for every baby born at Memorial Health Meadows Hospital.

From our Meadows family to yours, we wish you a joyful and healthy holiday season.

To learn more about Women’s Care, click here: https://www.memorialhealth.com/locations/memorial-health-meadows-hospital/specialties/womens-care

12/19/2025

This holiday season, our colleagues came together to deliver something truly special. Because of their generosity, holiday gifts were delivered to 38 children in our community.

Every gift was donated entirely by our colleagues. There were no outside sponsors. No fundraising campaigns. Just people who care deeply about others and chose to show up in a meaningful way.

This is our mission in action. It is excellence demonstrated not only in the care we provide, but in the compassion we extend beyond our walls.

As our CEO, Wesley Taylor, shared:
“Excellence is not just measured by outcomes in our hospital, but by the way our people show UP for one another and for our community. This reflects the heart of who we are.”

We are incredibly proud of our team for living out our values and reminding us that the impact of healthcare extends far beyond the bedside.

Thank you to every colleague who donated, supported, and helped make the holiday season brighter for these children. This is what it looks like to lead with excellence and serve with heart. ❤️

12/17/2025

While winter brings snowball fights, cozy nights and frosty fun, it can also bring a dangerous chill. Without the right protection, you could be setting yourself up for . happens when skin and tissue begin to freeze, often without much warning. If you notice any of the signs, it’s time to act fast:

❄️ Remove wet clothing immediately.
❄️ Move into a warm, sheltered environment.
❄️ Warm your body using blankets and/or dry clothing.
❄️ Gently rewarm affected areas in room-temperature (not hot) water.

Your risk of frostbite can increase with prolonged exposure to cold, alcohol use and age. However, you can still enjoy your favorite winter activities safely. To help prevent, it’s important to bundle up in warm layers and stay dry before heading outdoors.

If you suspect that you have frostbite, seek emergency care right away: https://bit.ly/490KLQ3

12/11/2025

Preparing for the Journey of a Lifetime

A few sweet moments from our recent Womb With a View Childbirth Class at Memorial Health Meadows Hospital. This class blends education, hands-on practice, and meaningful conversation to help expecting families feel confident and supported as they prepare to welcome their little one.

Our childbirth classes are designed to help growing families feel confident and prepared as they welcome their little one. They include education on the stages of labor, comfort techniques, postpartum care, and newborn essentials. Each session is led by our compassionate team who are committed to educating and empowering parents every step of the way.

These classes also offer a supportive environment to ask questions, build confidence, and connect with others preparing for this exciting season.

If you or someone you know is expecting, we invite you to explore our upcoming class offerings.
www.memorialhealthmeadows.com/classes

12/08/2025

Today, we had the honor of hosting the Greater Vidalia Chamber Youth Leadership Group at Memorial Health Meadows Hospital!

These students received a behind-the-scenes look at healthcare in action, including tours of our Emergency Department, Radiology, and Labor and Delivery, while learning how teamwork, compassion, leadership, and innovation all come together to serve our community.

“As we invest in our youth, we are investing in the future of our workforce and our community,” said Hillary Moore, Vice President of Human Resources. “We are proud to open our doors and inspire the next generation of leaders.”

Thank you to the Chamber and these incredible students for spending the day with us.

12/04/2025

The Need Is Now. Join Us Tomorrow. ❤️

🩸 Give the Gift of Life by donating blood and helping save lives right here in our community. One donation can save up to three lives, and the need is especially urgent this time of year.

📅 Tomorrow: Friday, December 5
⏰ 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Memorial Health Meadows Hospital
Front Parking Lot | Mobile Blood Unit

👉 Register here: https://bit.ly/4eOsgPS
🔑 Sponsor Code: 9206

Every drop matters. Every donor makes a difference. Let us show up for our community. ❤️🎄

12/03/2025

Chest pain feels different for everyone – it can be a dull ache or a sudden, sharp stabbing sensation. Regardless of how it feels, it’s important to take chest pain seriously. If the discomfort sticks around, it could be a sign of a more serious, potentially life-threatening condition like a heart attack or a blood clot.

Last year across our broader HCA Healthcare network, our emergency rooms saw nearly 838,000 visits related to cardiac complaints. You know your body better than anyone. If something doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts. And if your chest pain is severe or accompanied by any of the symptoms shown here, seek emergency care immediately. Know where to find an emergency room near you: https://bit.ly/4ow9Fws

11/28/2025

When Excellence Feels Personal

Some moments remind you that care is not just what we do, it is how we do it. 💙🩶🧡

Little Baylor was having tubes placed in his ears, and like any mama, Haley Powell walked in with a full heart and a whole lot of nerves. What followed eased her heart in ways she did not expect.

Tyler Harris, one of our CRNAs, wrapped Baylor up and carried him back to the OR like he was his own. Baylor went straight into his arms without fear. Then Simmie Driggers, PACU RN, snuggled him, comforted him, and kept him calm until he was peacefully back with his mom and dad.

Haley later shared,
“They settled my nerves even when my anxiety was high. I trusted my own hospital with my family, and they showed up in every way.”

Now, she is rocking her baby with tears in her eyes, still overwhelmed by how gently and intentionally they cared for her son. This is the kind of care that stays with families forever.

And as if this story could not get any sweeter, Baylor later saw Tyler again while out to eat at a local restaurant. Even then, he remembered him. That bond was still there. A reminder that the moments our caregivers create truly last far beyond the walls of our hospital.

We are so grateful for these “boy bonding” moments that turn fear into faith and tears into trust. This is what caring like family truly looks like. 💙

To learn more about our ENT Services, visit: https://www.memorialhealth.com/locations/memorial-health-meadows-hospital/specialties/ear-nose-and-throat

Address

1 Meadows Parkway
Vidalia, GA
30474

Telephone

+19125355555

Website

http://www.memorialhealthmeadows.com/

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Meadows Health includes the only nationally accredited hospital in Montgomery, Toombs, Treutlen and Tattnall counties. The center offers the latest in medical advancements including cutting-edge cancer care, life-saving heart attack procedures, women’s services, wound care, orthopedic medicine and more. The Tommy and Shirley Strickland Cancer Center features advanced clinical care using a holistic, patient-care approach. The center offers a range of comprehensive care services – including the latest in radiology and chemotherapy treatment – together in one centralized location. In addition, Meadows Health offers: -All private hospital rooms. - Six new surgical suites, which are among the most advanced in the state. -A large emergency department with 22 trauma, diagnostic and treatment rooms. -A Women's Pavilion with large, spacious labor and delivery suites and a state-of-the-art nursery. -An ultra-modern cardiovascular lab where physicians can provide diagnostic and interventional cardiology services such as angioplasty and heart catheterizations using up-to-date radial angioplasty approach. -The area’s only accredited hospital meeting strict orthopedic standards set by The Joint Commission and board-certified orthopedists specializing in hip and knee replacement surgery and sports medicine.