Memorial Health System at Stone County

03/16/2026

She schedules the appointments.
She packs the lunches.
She checks on everyone else.

But when it comes to her own health, it often gets pushed to the bottom of the list.

If this sounds familiar, consider this your reminder. Your health matters too.

Annual exams help monitor your overall health, identify potential concerns early, and give you the chance to talk with a provider about anything on your mind.

Taking care of yourself helps you continue taking care of the people you love.

Schedule your annual exam or learn more about care options:
https://wearememorial.com/

03/13/2026

Feeling more tired lately? Trouble sleeping? Mood swings that seem to come out of nowhere?

For many women, these changes may be linked to perimenopause, the transitional phase before menopause when hormone levels begin to shift. Symptoms can include hot flashes, sleep disruptions, irritability, and other changes that are sometimes easy to overlook.

Understanding what your body is going through is the first step toward feeling better.

Read the blog to learn more:

Hot flashes, mood shifts, irregular cycles? Obstetrics and gynecology specialist Dr. Rachel E. Drouilhet breaks down perimenopause.

03/12/2026

Big news for the Mississippi Gulf Coast!

Memorial Hospital Gulfport has officially been designated a Level I Stroke Center by the Mississippi State Department of Health. This location is now one of only four hospitals in Mississippi to receive this designation and the only hospital south of Jackson to achieve it.

When a stroke happens, every minute matters. Having this level of advanced stroke care right here on the Coast means people in our community have greater access to specialized treatment, expert teams, and coordinated care close to home.

This milestone reflects the dedication of the physicians, nurses, and care teams who work every day to bring life-saving care to our neighbors, families, and communities across the Gulf Coast.

Learn more about what this designation means for our region.

Learn more about what this means for the Coast and the people who call it home.
Read the full story: https://wearememorial.com/2026/03/memorial-hospital-gulfport-receives-level-i-stroke-center-designation-from-the-mississippi-state-department-of-health/

03/12/2026

When facing a difficult journey, having the right doctor can make all the difference.

Dr. Sidra Khalid in Cancer Care and Oncology was recently recognized by a patient’s family for the compassion, time, and support she provided throughout their experience. From carefully explaining each step to making sure every question was answered, her dedication helped bring comfort during a challenging time.

Stories like this remind us why our care teams do what they do every day.

Learn more about Dr. Khalid: https://wearememorial.com/team/sidra-khalid-md/

03/11/2026

Doctor visits should be a conversation. They are your opportunity to learn more about your health and ask the questions that matter most.

If you are not sure where to start, these are a few great questions to bring up during your next appointment.

Understanding your health risks, knowing what screenings you may need, and building healthy habits now can make a big difference later.

Your health journey starts with a conversation.

Learn more about women’s health and primary care at Memorial:
https://wearememorial.com/service/womens-health/

03/10/2026

Our recruitment and hiring leaders visited Delgado Community College in New Orleans to connect with their Radiology graduating class about career opportunities at Memorial. We love meeting the next generation of healthcare professionals.

03/09/2026

Your 20s are the perfect time to start building habits that support your health for years to come.

Simple steps like scheduling an annual physical, checking in on your mental health, and understanding your cycle can make a big difference in the long run.

Think of this decade as the foundation for your future wellness.

The choices you make today can help protect your health for the chapters ahead.

✔ Establish care with a primary provider
✔ Stay up to date on preventive screenings
✔ Pay attention to your mental and reproductive health
✔ Build heart healthy habits early

Start building healthy habits today. Learn more:
https://wearememorial.com/

03/07/2026

Our Labor & Delivery team is growing, and we’re seeking dedicated RNs who want to support families through life’s most important moments. Start your application online and take the next step in your nursing career.

Learn more today!
https://wearememorial.com/about-us/careers/

03/06/2026

A few recent moments from Memorial in the community

🎨 Celebrating creativity with Dr. Belinda Alexander, who was featured as an artist during a Black History Month program at the Gulfport Arts Center.

🤝 Connecting with local leaders at the Mississippi Gulf Coast Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting, where Angie Juzang joined a panel discussion about the future of the Chamber and our region.

🏆 And celebrating a big win as Memorial’s Marketing and Communications team received a Gold Addy for the Check Your Girls campaign.

From community partnerships to creative storytelling, we’re proud to be part of the Gulf Coast in so many ways.

03/06/2026

Memorial is expanding access to care with a new Community Care Walk-In Occupational Health Clinic in Biloxi. Designed to support local businesses and working families, this clinic offers convenient services like physicals, drug and alcohol screening, injury evaluation, return-to-work assessments, and more.

When work can’t wait, care shouldn’t either.

We’re proud to continue investing in the health of our workforce and strengthening our community.

Learn more today!
https://wearememorial.com/locations/community-care-reynoir/

03/05/2026

Allergy season is arriving early this year, and many people are already feeling the symptoms. Memorial providers shared what you can do now to reduce exposure and protect your health. Learn more and schedule a visit with your Memorial provider today.

Spring is approaching, and with warmer weather comes more time outdoors — but also more exposure to pollen, itchy eyes, and runny noses.

03/05/2026

At Memorial, we care for women through first appointments and first pregnancies. Through heart health conversations and breast screenings. Through hormonal changes, bone health, and the everyday management of life's demands. Because every chapter deserves attention. Every season deserves support.

Built for Every Chapter means we're here for the whole story. Not just one moment in it. If it's been a while since your last checkup, screening, or conversation with a provider, consider this your reminder.

Schedule your appointment today and let us walk with you through whatever chapter you're in. https://wearememorial.com/