Memorial Surgical Associates

03/03/2022

March is ! Contact our surgeons at Memorial Surgical Associates today and get your screening on the books!

March is ! experts at ACG urge you to talk to your doctor about lifesaving . ACG's Message: 45 is The New 50! Age 45 is now the age to start screening for colorectal cancer among all average risk adults according to 2021 guidelines from the American College of Gastroenterology. This is an important change from earlier guidelines that used to recommend starting at age 50 for most people and age 45 for African Americans only. Your gastroenterologist can diagnose colorectal cancers at an earlier stage, find colon polyps early so they can be safely removed, and help to prevent colorectal cancers. Learn More: http://gi.org/coloncancer

08/10/2021

TUESDAY THOUGHTS: Here is a link to some important health information Dr. George Myers wanted to share with our community.

https://www.uab.edu/news/health/item/12143-three-things-to-know-about-the-long-term-side-effects-of-covid-vaccines

Many Americans say they want to “make sure the shot is safe” before getting vaccinated. That data is already in, and it is overwhelming. 

06/22/2021

TUESDAY TESTIMONIAL: Today we are sharing a testimonial from Memorial Surgical Associates patient and breast cancer survivor, Patsy Henry.

“I am a big believer in mammograms, and am fortunate that my breast cancer was detected early. Thankfully my cancer was tiny. I met with Dr. Myers to discuss my options. From the very beginning, I knew I was in good hands. I cannot say enough about his care for me. He took me through the initial shock of finding out I had breast cancer to coming out the other side through the surgery and treatments. I am thankful for his expertise during that process and I would recommend him highly.”

06/19/2021

SUPER SATURDAY: Join our nursing team TODAY!

06/09/2021

06/07/2021

Today kicks of Wound Health Awareness Week! Do you have a wound that won't heal?

One of these six reasons might be why...

1. Poor nutrition
2. Diabetes
3. Infection
4. Repetitive trauma
5. Excessive swelling
6. Poor circulation

Contact us today for more information and to set up an appointment! 229-243-4230

05/12/2021

WEDNESDAY WISDOM: Keep your GA state tax dollars local and support Memorial Hospital and Manor! Early applications for 2021 unlimited giving (up to your amount of taxable liability) are being taken now! The unlimited giving floodgates open May 17th so don't miss this opportunity for 2021!

Please contact Lauren Harrell, Director of Development, for more information. (P.S. You may be eligible for a federal deduction as well as a 100% tax credit- check with your CPA!) laurenh@mh-m.org or 229.243.6115

03/26/2021

FUN FRIDAY FACTS: Why go out of town when you have the best at your fingertips?

03/23/2021

FRIDAY FACTS: MHM's partnership with Healogics is yielding a greater than 92% heal rate for our community.

This is good news for diabetic patients and others who are struggling with wound healing issues.

Call our "Center for Advanced Wound Healing" today to set up a consultation and improve your ability to heal properly 229-243-4230.

03/08/2021

Happy International Women’s Day! In celebration of the many accomplishments women have made to medicine we are taking a moment to share just a few.

https://www.medicaldaily.com/most-influential-women-medicine-past-present-270560



Women have been behind some of the most important scientific breakthroughs, medical texts, and research throughout the course of history; read about the most influential women in medicine here.

02/12/2021

Let our team help you heal!

02/01/2021

Take charge of your blood pressure—a healthier heart can lead to a healthier life.

01/28/2021

Help our surgeons succeed with the purchase of new technology by participating in the GA Heart Tax Credit program for rural hospitals!

You can allocate the funds you would be sending to Atlanta to stay right here in Bainbridge, GA and receive a 100% tax credit for your donation.

For more information call Lauren Harrell at 229-243-6115 or visit www.georgiaheart.org

01/21/2021

NEW LOCATION, SAME SUPERB CARE!

Memorial Surgical Associates, also know as Dr. Charles Walker and Dr. George Myers, has relocated to Amelia Medical Plaza located at 505 Amelia Avenue.

This dynamic duo is here to take care of your surgical needs. Your health is our number one priority!

10/03/2020

07/30/2020

It is important to take care of your wounds regularly. Call 229-243-4230 to set up an appointment with one of specialists today.

Studies have shown that patients suffering from untreated wounds are 20x more likely to end up in the ER or admitted to the hospital!
Don't let this pandemic stop you from healing your wound! Our Wound Care Centers are offering telehealth to keep patients on their healing journey during the COVID-19 pandemic. Use the following link to learn more: https://hubs.ly/H0sZ_jB0

06/30/2020

As we close out Wound Care Awareness Month, we want to remind you to take time to learn the facts about chronic wounds and wound healing.
If you experience a non-healing wound, contact your local Wound Care Center to begin your healing journey. https://hubs.ly/H0r_Dyg0

06/30/2020

06/06/2020

June is month. Memorial Hospital and Manor is here to serve you at our Center for Advanced Wound Healing at 1520 E. Evans St in . Call 229-243-4230 to schedule an appointment with Dr. Charles Walker or Dr. George Myers.

June is Wound Care Awareness Month, and June 1-5 is ! Join us in spreading the message in your community by using . Visit the following link to access the Wound Care Awareness resources and share the message in your community: https://hubs.ly/H0q_Md_0

06/03/2020

Welcome to our page. Memorial Surgical Associates is OPEN and working in complete compliance with all CDC and American College of Surgeons guidelines in order to protect our patients and employees while providing a healthy medical environment and limiting exposure to the Coronavirus (COVID-19).
https://www.facs.org/covid-19/checklist?fbclid=IwAR2Y__j9-ey8qVmrkph2t2vV79Bkk5s520I8SUbuLJCudow5k-NsOONLruU

As hospitals prepare to resume elective surgery, research shows that patients have many questions about the safety of undergoing elective operations.

06/02/2020

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