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    • DECEMBER 7, 2021
    Mettu Children’s Hospital Admits First Patient

    Mettu Children’s Hospital Admits First Patient

    The Mettu Children’s Hospital at Pikeville Medical Center admitted its first patient just hours after officially opening its doors. The patient, 18-month-old Emberlynn, known as “Emmy” by her Pike County family, is currently receiving care by PMC Pediatric Hospitalist Brandon Nelson, MD and other pediatric nursing staff. “We are excited to be able to keep

    • DECEMBER 3, 2021
    PMC Celebrates Grand Opening of Drs. R.V. And Jyothi Mettu Children’s Hospital

    PMC Celebrates Grand Opening of Drs. R.V. And Jyothi Mettu Children’s Hospital

    On Thursday, December 2nd, Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) representatives as well as state and local leaders gathered to celebrate the ribbon cutting of Eastern Kentucky’s only children’s hospital. The opening of the Drs. R.V. and Jyothi Mettu Children’s Hospital at Pikeville Medical Center is the culmination of a multi-year initiative centered around enhancing pediatric healthcare

    • DECEMBER 3, 2021
    Partnership in Appalachia Creates Pathway for Nurses to Graduate Debt Free

    Partnership in Appalachia Creates Pathway for Nurses to Graduate Debt Free

    The University of Pikeville (UPIKE) announced its latest partnership with Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) during a signing event held this evening, December 2, at the Elliott School of Nursing. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear joined UPIKE President Dr. Burton J. Webb and PMC President and Chief Executive Officer Donovan Blackburn in announcing the Rural Health Nursing

    • NOVEMBER 22, 2021
    Fighting the Flu – Who Should Get Vaccinated and Where

    Fighting the Flu – Who Should Get Vaccinated and Where

    Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) is encouraging the community to arm themselves against seasonal influenza. Influenza, commonly known as “the flu,” is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses that infect the nose, throat, and lungs. It can cause mild to severe illness, and in some cases, even death. Flu vaccination is the best way

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