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    • APRIL 2, 2021
    Patients Regain Independence Through Occupational Therapy

    Patients Regain Independence Through Occupational Therapy

    Meaningful everyday activities are performed without much thought until the moment a person has trouble doing them. Sometimes, people are involved in an accident, develop an injury or are diagnosed with an illness that makes it challenging to participate in routine daily activities. Many times, after being treated by a physician, patients are encouraged to

    • APRIL 2, 2021
    Expansion Adds Over 4,000 Sq Feet to Outpatient Therapy Facility

    Expansion Adds Over 4,000 Sq Feet to Outpatient Therapy Facility

    Patients who find themselves in need of various outpatient physical rehabilitation services at Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) are receiving therapy in a newly renovated facility. Recently, PMC completed a tremendous expansion project to better serve patients requiring outpatient therapy.  The newly renovated building located in the Riverfill across from PMC’s main campus, enables PMC to

    • MARCH 26, 2021
    Dr. Malisa Moss Uses Advanced Robotic Technology

    Dr. Malisa Moss Uses Advanced Robotic Technology

    Throughout a woman’s lifetime, her OB/GYN will deal with some of her most critical health issues from pregnancy to childbirth to menopause. In between these major life changes, an OB/GYN can offer more generalized women’s health care by screening for cancer, treating infections and performing necessary surgeries. Pikeville Medical Center’s (PMC) Malisa Moss, DO, is

    • MARCH 26, 2021
    PMC NICU Keeps Babies Close to Home

    PMC NICU Keeps Babies Close to Home

    For most families, having a baby who needs to stay in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) can be one of the most stressful times of their lives. In many situations, parents do not have much warning that their newborn will require specialized care. In some instances, labor may have begun too early in the