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Finding Hope in Healing for Your Better Tomorrow. Burn, hands, and wounds in Mississippi.

03/15/2026

Should you put butter on a burn? What about ice? On Everything You Think Is Wrong Day, MBHRC’s buddy Bob wants to help clear up a couple of burn care misconceptions. And there is one way you can never go wrong: If you need burn, hand or wound care, contact us. Our burn team is always just a call away!

03/14/2026

Thanks to everyone who joined us this week for the "Pre-hospital Burn Care for First Responders" in Jackson. More than 45 Mississippi first responders and emergency medical personnel joined our Medical Director, Dr. Derek Culnan, for the event. We are grateful to our partner, , for helping provide this education opportunity. Stay tuned for future programs!

03/13/2026

Ready to make a difference in the lives of Mississippians every day? Join our MBHRC team! We are looking for a nurse to help heal our burn, hand and wound patients in our clinic in Jackson. Visit https://indeedhi.re/4umVqOV to apply!

03/12/2026

A burn injury affects one of the most important organs of the body: the outer layer of skin. Every day, your skin acts as a barrier, protecting your body from harmful external elements, regulating your body’s temperature and other important functions. On National Skin Barrier Day, think about ways you can take care of your skin: avoid irritants and moisturize on a regular basis. And, of course, one of the most important things you can do is avoid getting burned! That’s why MBHRC (along with our buddy, Bob) posts helpful burn prevention tips here all the time!

03/11/2026

It’s time to tell ci******es (and vapes) to butt out of your life! National No Smoking Day is also the perfect time to remind smokers that stopping smoking also reduces fire and burn risks around their homes. No smoking means no errant ashes, no improperly disposed-of butts and no accidental contact with stray ci******es. It’s estimated there are more than 8 million deaths from smoking and 15,000 fires annually from ci******es each year. It’s time to stop.

03/10/2026

Need a nap? Today is your day! It’s National Napping Day (and it’s the perfect time to get back the hour you lost over the weekend). Bob wants to make sure you are not snoozing on burn safety during your siesta!

03/09/2026

FIRST RESPONDERS! TOMORROW IS THE DAY! Plan to spend part of your Tuesday with our Medical Director, Dr. Derek Culnan, who will be presenting "Pre-hospital Burn Care for First Responders" this March in Jackson, MS. The event offers four hours of CEU credits, is free and lunch will be provided. If you are interested, register at www.ivy-consulting.net or scan the QR code. Thanks to our amazing partner for helping provide this education opportunity!

03/08/2026

As we mark International Women's Day, we want to celebrate the awesome, strong and compassionate women who are a vital part of the MBHRC team. From building safer communities for everyone through burn prevention and burn care education to making a difference in the lives of patients and families every day through their service and care, the women of MBHRC deserve to be celebrated! Thank you for all that each of you do!

03/07/2026

It’s time to spring forward! Set your clocks forward one hour tonight as we kick off Daylight Savings time. More importantly, it’s also time to check the batteries in your home’s smoke detectors. (And, if it has been more than 10 years, you need to replace the whole smoke detector!) Don’t let the chirps stop your alerts!

03/06/2026

It is convenient. It’s easy. It’s frozen. On National Frozen Food Day, we celebrate those cold concoctions that become savory sustenance with a little heat. Always follow the instructions on the container or meal to make sure the food is safely cooked. Allow food to cool after cooking because items heated in a microwave can become extra hot, causing burns to the mouth, throat and skin.

02/28/2026

Swallowing a sword can be dangerous. But when it comes to smoke, chemicals, or hot gases — there’s no safe trick. You can’t train your lungs to handle them. The real danger isn’t always the flame… it’s what you breathe in. Inhalation injuries can happen fast and silently during a fire, and they are one of the leading causes of fire-related deaths. Take THE steps to stay safe: Test your smoke alarm, Have an escape plan, Escape.

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1225 N State Street , Suite 103
Jackson, MS
39202

Telephone

+18336728767

Website

http://www.msburnandhands.com/

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