The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) awarded Stevens Community Medical Center (SCMC) a 5-Star patient survey rating as a result of the nationally standardized patient’s perspective survey, HCAHPS. The designation recognizes hospitals with a 5-star rating system to make it easier for consumers to use the information to spotlight excellence in this measure […]
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Would you like to invest in the Courage Cottage? Your support is appreciated and with these Pavers for Courage can be a visual sentement for years to come! For a donation of $100 or more, you can sponsor a paver and have it engraved in honor or memory of a loved one. Each paver is
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Labor, Delivery and Beyond are classes set-up to acclimate you to preparing for childbirth and parenting. These classes are brought to you by the Stevens Community Medical Center, Stevens County Family Service Collaborative which includes Options for Women, Stevens County Ambulance Service and Morris ECFE. No exclusions for inability to pay. If you would like further
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👉Anyone entering the facility is still required to mask and screen, whether or not you are fully vaccinated. 👉SCMC is also still taking appointments for the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. You can sign up by calling (320) 589-7600 or directly go to https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=22246523 👉With the lower positivity rate in the community, SCMC has lifted some of
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Urology specialty focuses on the urinary tract system which encompasses the system responsible for creating and removing urine from the body, including the kidneys, bladder, ureter, urethra, and reproductive system of men. SCMC is happy to have Urology care as an outreach service at our Morris location. We welcome Dr. Steven Strinden! Dr. Strinden has
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Every year, May is Mental Health Awareness Month. We use this is our specific opportunity to raise awareness for people living with a mental or behavioral health diagnosis and reduce the stigma that surrounds the care they deserve to receive. One in five U.S. adults experience mental illness and 17% of youth. Due to the
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