Michie Medical Clinic

02/19/2026

Vote for 🤍💙Michie Elementary💙🤍 for the People’s Choice Award and help McNairy County fight child abuse.

Get Ready for the Ultimate Family Feud Fundraiser!🎉

We’re so excited to announce a new team that will be competing in our Family Feud Fundraiser Event! 🏆

📆Saturday, May 2nd, 2026
⏰5:00pm
📍McNairy County Ag Center

💥 Team Showdown:
Our teams have been formed, and they’re ready to battle it out for a great cause. It’s all about fun, friendly competition, and supporting child abuse prevention.

Here’s our 4th team!!!!!!
🔹 Team #4- Michie Elementary School
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💥 Support Your Favorite Team in the People’s Choice Award! 💥🥇

Want to help your favorite team win the People’s Choice title at our Family Feud Fundraiser? It’s simple! For every $1 donation you make, you can cast a vote for the team you’re rooting for! 🙌

Here’s how it works:
✅ $1 = 1 Vote
✅ You can vote as many times as you like!
✅ All donations will go directly toward supporting child abuse prevention, so you’re making a difference while having fun!

👉 How to vote:
1. Visit the link below and vote away!
2. Choose your team and donate $1 per vote.
3. Watch as your favorite team gets one step closer to victory! 🎉

💥 Tickets/Donations:
https://www.carlperkinscenter.org/mcnairy-family-feud-vote-for-your-team

02/15/2026

Your genes tell a story—one that can protect the generations after you. Knowing your genetic risk today can help shape healthier tomorrows for your children, grandchildren, and family members you love.

We’re excited to share that Michie Medical Clinic now offers in-house genetic testing, right here at the clinic.

What this means for our patients:
✔️ Less travel and fewer appointments
✔️ Faster, more convenient testing
✔️ Earlier identification of hereditary cancer risk
✔️ Personalized care plans based on your genetic profile

Our goal is to reduce the burden on our patients while using advanced tools to help identify risk earlier—so we can guide proactive, preventive care not just for you, but for those who come after you.

If you’ve ever wondered whether genetic testing is right for you or your family, we’re here to help.

📞 731-632-1783
📧 clinic@michiemedical.com
🌐 michiemedical.com

Rooted in health and community.

Special thank you to Ms. Amala Harvill and her family for the beautiful photo.

02/10/2026

Sometimes the best medicine is feeling supported. 🧸 Here at MMC, we are honored to be a place of comfort, trust, and reassurance for our community.

Happy Teddy Day! Let’s take a minute to celebrate the people who support you most by dropping their names below. 👇

02/09/2026

📢 McNairy County Residents
If your family experienced food loss during the 2026 Winter Storm, we have food boxes available today at the McNairy County Ag Center.
We are here to help replenish your household.

📍 McNairy County Ag Center
📅 Today – February 9, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM–12:00 PM & 4:00 PM–6:00 PM
📦 Limit: One box per household

📞 Questions or need delivery? Call 731-439-0866
(If we miss your call, please leave your name and number and we’ll return it.)

Available while supplies last.

02/07/2026

🐛🌳 Green Space Exposure 🌲🍃

After weeks of ice, cold, and being stuck indoors, the upcoming warmer weather this weekend is more than just a change in temperature… it’s a chance for our minds and bodies to reset.

Spending time in green spaces like parks, trails, and even your own backyard has been shown to:
• Lower stress hormones (Cortisol)
• Improve mood and focus
• Support better sleep
• Reduce feelings of anxiety

Just 15–30 minutes outdoors enjoying a short walk, sitting on the porch, or watching your family play outside, can help restore mental well-being after stressful events like storms and power outages.

As our community thaws and recovers, consider stepping outside this weekend. Breathe deeply. Feel the sun. Let nature do a little of the healing. 💚

If you’ve been feeling more tense, tired, or overwhelmed than usual since the storm, you’re not alone and we’re here to help.

📞 731-632-1783
🌐 michiemedical.com

“In the morning I adore God in the sunshine; in the evening I adore Him in the stars.”
- C S Lewis

Happy Weekend 🙏,
Kerri

02/05/2026

The best ❤️ Valentine ❤️ you can give is your love and time.
Your heart works 24/7… have you checked in on it lately?

Proper blood pressure screening is an easy and effective way to monitor your heart health. We hope this diagram from the American Heart Association helps!

Along with cholesterol and blood sugar checks, these numbers give us valuable insight into your overall heart health and can make a big difference in your long-term wellness.

📞 Call us today or visit our website to schedule your heart health check.

☎️ 731-632-1783
🌐 michiemedical.com

01/30/2026

* EDITED IMAGE TO ADD MORE MEDICATIONS*
We have had people calling about their refrigerated medication. The following list details how long refrigerated medication can be left at room temperature. When your electricity is restored, return medication to the refrigerator IF the time limit has not been exceeded. If time limits HAVE been exceeded, DISCARD medication

01/30/2026

Morning Restoration Update – Friday, January 30 at 9:15 a.m.

As of this morning, 9,495 PEC members remain without power. Restoration work continues across the system, supported by more than 150 additional lineworkers working alongside our own PEC team.

More lodging has become available, so we have requested more crews to assist with the effort. Some of those are expected to arrive as early as this afternoon.

Lineworkers are out making a hard push today, and restoration efforts will continue through the weekend. This effort will not stop until every member is back on and no one is overlooked.

Lineworkers are focused today in the following areas: Cash School, Refuge area, Preacher Dr., Highway 69 south of Hughes Road, Riverdale Road area, Russom Road area, Shiloh Falls, Smith Circle, Ramer, Chewalla, Guys, River Heights, Hagys area, Holiday Hills, Leath Road , YMCA Lane, Damon Road, Vernie Kirk Road, Hines Gin area, areas north of 3 Way, Stantonville Cemetery, Connie Smith Road, Highway 142, Shiloh area, Hamburg, Stantonville Church of Christ area, Adamsville, Sardie Henry and the Nelson Store area.

This list reflects where larger crews and equipment are concentrating today based on the type and extent of damage in those locations. It does not mean that other areas are being overlooked or ignored.

As restoration progresses, we want to remind members of an important step that can sometimes delay reconnection. If your home has damage to the meter base or weatherhead, that repair must be made by a licensed electrician and inspected before PEC can legally reconnect service. If you suspect damage, we strongly encourage you to begin that process now rather than waiting until power is restored in your area. Taking care of it early can help prevent additional delays.

We know this has been a long, exhausting experience for many of you. We also know words don’t bring the lights back on — only hard work does — and that work is happening every day. Our lineworkers and support staff remain focused on restoring power with safety and urgency, and we are grateful for the patience, understanding and kindness shown by our members.

We’ll share another update as progress continues. Remember to report outages to 1-866-260-4025 and not to this page.