Written by: Corey Lindsey, Leon Journal-Reporter
The Decatur County Hospital, Decatur County Public Health, and Community Health Centers of Southern Iowa (CHCSI) are pleased to announce the offering of Healthcare Transportation to residents of Decatur County.
Starting January 24, Dr. Dallas Mullock, DO joined DCH as a new emergency department / medical-surgical physician. Dr. Mullock, raised on a farm in Worth County, Missouri, graduated from A.T. Still University – Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine in Kirksville, MO.
Join us for our next educational event and a ladies night out!
Dr. Earle M. Pescatore presents: “Cough, Laugh, Sneeze, Leak?”
This year has been an active year for cold and flu viruses. As we continue to experience high rates of viral colds and flu, we want to be sure we share the differences between a cold and the flu virus, and how you should deal with each.
Beginning November 18th, the DCH Outpatient Clinic welcomes Dr. Loutfi to provide Neurology services. Dr. Loutfi will offer services 5 days each month, during the 3rd week of the month. Dr. Loutfi will offer the following services at DCH:
October is Physical Therapy Awareness Month. Decatur County Hospital Rehabilitation Services offer various types of physical therapy and related services. All of our therapists are highly trained and effective in their services.
September is National Suicide Awareness Month, and all month long we’ve been dedicating our DCH Corner to articles about suicide risks, suicide prevention, and ways you can support loved ones or receive support. These articles are also archived on our website (www.decaturcountyhospital.org).
September is National Suicide Awareness Month, and all month long we’ll be dedicating our DCH Corner to articles about suicide risks, suicide prevention, and ways you can support loved ones or receive support. These articles will also be archived on our website (www.decaturcountyhospital.org).
September is National Preparedness Month, which aims at promoting emergency planning for families and communities. Click here to visit the official website of the Department of Homeland Security. The website has a ton of useful information on making disaster kits, formulating safety and financial plans, developing evacuation plans, and talking to your kids and family about what to do in an emergency.
September is National Suicide Awareness Month, and all month long we’ll be dedicating our DCH Corner to articles about suicide risks, suicide prevention, and ways you can support loved ones or receive support. These articles will also be archived on our website (www.decaturcountyhospital.org).
