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Q&A with Dr. Michelle Owens on health care for pregnant women - Vimarsana News

Q&A with Dr. Michelle Owens on health care for pregnant women

Owens spoke with reporter Pam Dankins following the death of three-time Olympic medalist Tori Bowie, from Sandhill, Mississippi.

State health officer: Mississippi hospitals will 'drop dead' if something isn't done - Vimarsana News

State health officer: Mississippi hospitals will 'drop dead' if something isn't done

State Health Officer Dr. Dan Edney has made it clear that hospitals across Mississippi are very much so still in crisis mode. During an appearance on MidDays with Gerard Gibert, Edney provided an update on the state’s struggling hospital system. “No one is knocking it out of the park right...

Mississippi hospitals can apply for $104M grant program - Vimarsana News

Mississippi hospitals can apply for $104M grant program

Hospitals in Mississippi can apply for funds under the state's new Hospital Sustainability Grant Program, Super Talk Mississippi Media reported June 14.

Applications open for $104 million Mississippi hospital grant program - Vimarsana News

Applications open for $104 million Mississippi hospital grant program

Applications are now open for hospitals seeking funds from the state’s recently passed Hospital Sustainability Grant Program, slated to allocate roughly $104 million. The program, signed into law by Governor Tate Reeves in April, is said to serve as a short-term lifeline program for hospitals in need. Despite concerns from...

As health care crisis worsens, public health funding lags - Vimarsana News

As health care crisis worsens, public health funding lags

The agency is experiencing a vacancy rate of over 40% across departments, according to State Health Officer Dr. Dan Edney.