Ouachita Medical Society

01/09/2026

An acute-care hospital in Winnsboro, Louisiana, proudly serving Franklin and Tensas Parishes and the Jonesville community.

12/04/2025

03/29/2024

Top four states VCOM-Louisiana Class of 2024 students placed for residency include Louisiana, Texas, Florida and Mississippi.

04/27/2023

Average compensation across specialties rose to $352,000 in 2022 — up nearly 17% from the 2018 — Medscape's latest Physician Compensation Report shows.

11/01/2021

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08/25/2021

Pediatric Associates stands with the Pediatricians in our community in the fight against COVID 19. We are working hard everyday to do what is best for our patients and their families while bringing you the most up to date guidance and information. We are all in this together and as physicians we are all giving the same advice. Our community is blessed to have a wonderful group of Pediatricians who are committed to the health and well being of our children.

08/23/2021

FDA approved the first COVID-19 vaccine, now marketed as Comirnaty, for the prevention of COVID-19 disease in individuals 16 years of age and older.

08/12/2021

Here are the latest numbers of hospitalizations in West Monroe/Monroe as of today at 10:00am from Glenwood Regional Medical Center, St. Francis Medical Center and Ochsner Monroe.
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08/08/2021

https://www.wsj.com/articles/highly-vaccinated-states-keep-worst-covid-19-outcomes-in-check-as-delta-spreads-wsj-analysis-shows-11628328602

The Delta variant has driven up U.S. Covid-19 cases, but hospitalizations and deaths have risen more slowly in areas with more vaccinations, a Wall Street Journal analysis shows.

08/06/2021

Earlier today, Dr. Sara Klug and Dr. Laurie LeBleu, stopped by our Vaccine Clinic to get their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine. Dr. Klug commented, “As someone who focuses on a healthy and preventative lifestyle, I felt my natural immunity would be enough. However, with the surge in cases and the change in the demographics of this variant, I am convinced that receiving the vaccine is the right thing to do for myself and the community.” Dr. LeBleu added, “I try to live my life in the most natural way possible. I consider myself healthy and have had Covid-19. I have antibodies and have used this as an excuse to not get vaccinated. With the current crisis of the pandemic and seeing my patients become more critically ill, I feel that I need to lead by example.” Dr. Klug and Dr. LeBleu are independent OB/GYNs with privileges at St. Francis Medical Center.