Blog Material Written By: Corey Edmonds, MPH, CHES, Community Health Worker We participate in risky activities every day in nearly everything that we do. Some of these activities are essential to be able to Continue Reading
For Immediate Release Contact: Jonathan Dayton, Community Relations and Population Health Supervisor jdayton@mtnlaurel.org Subject: Mountain Laurel Medical Center is recognized as a Quality Leader by the Health Continue Reading
Blog Material Written By: Corey Edmonds, MPH, Community Health Worker Donate Life Month is officially observed in April, however, it is never a bad time to talk about giving the greatest gift of all: LIFE. As of Continue Reading
Reminder at this time, facemasks are still required inside Mountain Laurel Medical Center facilities; if you have symptoms upon arrival, we ask that you call to check in from the front desk and follow the procedures Continue Reading
Blog Material Written By: Corey Edmonds, MPH, Community Health Worker In the world that we live in today, we are constantly tasked with being more efficient, taking less time to do everything, and to stretch Continue Reading
Blog Material Written By: Corey Edmonds, MPH, Community Health Worker Warm temperatures and sunny skies – largely the most sought-out weather conditions for human beings around the world. I think it is safe to Continue Reading
Blog Material Written By: Corey Edmonds, MPH, Community Health Worker Changing any behavior is never an easy feat. After all, humans are creatures of habit. We find a routine that is comfortable and we Continue Reading
Media Contact: Jonathan Dayton, MS, Community Relations and Population Health Supervisor Social Determinates of Health are things that affect every facet of daily living. These are things such as access to foods, Continue Reading
Last Friday, Mountain Laurel Medical Center hosted another food giveaway, this time at Friendsville Community Park. #MyMLMC “This was the first time we visited Friendsville, and this location allowed us to Continue Reading
Blog Material Written By: Corey Edmonds, MPH, Community Health Worker May can not be allowed to come and go without the mention of Stroke Awareness Month. Each year approximately 800,000 people in the United States Continue Reading
