Stevens Community Medical Center recently donated 4,500 masks to the Morris Area School District’s Bus Garage. Pictured are Henry and Amelia Zeltwanger. With the start of school, student bus transport is back on schedule and the CDC’s transportation rules relating to the spread of COVID-19 are still in effect. Deann Recker, Morris Area Schools Transportation […]
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Stevens Community Medical Center continues to receive Pfizer vaccine weekly and the appointment schedule will be updated weekly. Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine is now fully FDA approved for people 18 and older for 1st & 2nd doses. The Emergency Use Authorization is still in effect for children ages 12-17. Pfizer is a 2-dose series and you
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Stevens Community Medical Center received an anonymous gift of Banksy art. It is a print entitled “Game Changer” and it is meant to be a tribute to the incredible work performed by the staff at Stevens Community Medical Center during trying times. This print can be viewed by all at SCMC near the entrance to
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Urgent Care needs will be seen by clinic providers Monday-Friday starting tomorrow, Thursday, September 23 until further notice. Due to increased volumes of respiratory patients presenting to our Respiratory Clinic, we will need to use the entire Urgent and Respiratory Care Clinic to handle all of the respiratory needs during our Monday-Friday hours. For Urgent
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As of September 17th, Stevens County had 106 active cases of COVID-19. At SCMC, we are asking for additional help from the community to slow this recent spread. Actions the public can take: Wear a mask in indoor settings in the community. If you are unvaccinated you may want to reconsider gathering in large groups.
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Stevens Community Medical Center hospital & clinics will be returning back to only two designated caregivers for hospitalized patients, the same two during the patient’s entire stay. There are no visitors for COVID-positive patients unless the patient is a minor. Other necessary exceptions can be discussed with the charge nurse/DON. Remote support from a designated
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