Neshoba General

02/23/2026

Your Heart Health Matters — and Prevention Starts with Screening
Neshoba General encourages adults to stay proactive with routine heart-health screenings. Many heart conditions develop with little to no symptoms, making early detection critical.

Regular screenings can check:
• Blood pressure
• Cholesterol levels
• Blood sugar
• Weight & BMI
• Family history risk factors

Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death, but it’s often preventable with early diagnosis and lifestyle changes. If it’s been a while since your last check-up. or you have a family history of heart disease, now is the time to schedule an appointment.

Call Neshoba General today to learn more about available heart-health screenings. 301.663.1200


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02/22/2026

02/20/2026

Health Topic Presented by Dr. Daud: Tremors in Older Adults
Tremors are becoming more common among older adults. A tremor is an involuntary, rhythmic shaking movement which most often affects the hands.
There are several possible causes, but three common types include:
✔ Physiological Tremor
A mild shaking that can happen with stress, caffeine, or certain medications.
✔ Essential Tremor
Occurs during movement like writing or holding a cup. Often affects both sides and may worsen with stress or caffeine. Treatment options are available.
✔ Parkinson’s Disease Tremor
Usually occurs when the body is at rest and often begins on one side. Over time it may affect movement, balance, and memory.
Tremors can result from many conditions, medications, or other health factors. Evaluation may include an exam, medical history, lab work, and imaging studies.
If you or a loved one is experiencing tremors, please schedule an appointment with your primary care provider or a neurologist. Early evaluation can make a difference.
Your health matters to us. Our Neshoba Neurology Clinic provides comprehensive evaluation, management, and treatment options.
Dr. Zaineb Daud, MD
Neshoba Neurology Clinic

02/18/2026

Help us provide timely care for you and your neighbors.
If you need to reschedule or you are running late, please let us know in advance.
This allows us to help you or others who are waiting for an appointment.

02/17/2026

The 2026 MHA Emerging Leaders recently gathered at the Capitol for a day of introductions to health care and policy leaders in our state. The MHA Emerging Leaders Program was created to provide participants hand-picked by member CEOs with diverse opportunities to engage in MHA activities, take on projects of interest to MHA members, receive mentorship, build professional networks, and gain exposure to the responsibilities associated with future MHA leadership positions. Congratulations to our own: Heather Nelson, director of clinic operations at Neshoba General and Alexandra Pegram, director of quality and regulatory affairs at Neshoba General

02/17/2026

February is Heart Health Month! ❤️

Your heart works hard for you every single day. Make sure you are taking care of it! We are here to help you stay on track with your heart health all year long.

✔️ Schedule regular annual check-ups
✔️ Know your blood pressure & cholesterol numbers
✔️ Eat a balanced, heart-healthy diet
✔️ Stay active
✔️ Quit to***co products

Small steps can make a big difference. Having a trusted care team at your local community hospital means you don’t have to manage your health alone. This Heart Health Month, take charge of your heart. Let Neshoba General Medical Staff walk alongside you every step of the way.

📞 Call today to schedule your check-up. 601.663.1200 www.neshobageneral.com

02/13/2026

We may be a small shop inside our hospital, but we have a big heart for the community we serve. 💕
Every card, every gift, every smiling face it is all for you. Thank you for your support. Happy Valentine’s Day from Neshoba General Hospital Gift Shop!

02/12/2026

For more than 20 years, Dr. Andrew Dabbs, MD has cared for generations of families as a General Surgeon at Neshoba General, with a strong focus on preventive care to help patients stay healthy before problems begin.

02/05/2026

Support Heart Health and bring out the red!
Join us tomorrow and wear RED in support of women’s cardiovascular health. Wear RED for every woman’s story of strength, survival and sisterhood. Take a pic of you or your colleagues wearing red tomorrow and post it in the comments.

01/30/2026

Do not forget about your sweetheart or your mom or even your dad at Valentines. This is a perfect gift idea and you know they will love and enjoy it for months to come.

01/29/2026

Now Hiring Weekend Unit Manager – Join Our Caring Team!

Are you a compassionate, dedicated nurse looking for a rewarding career where your work truly matters? We invite qualified nurses to apply for our open nursing positions and become part of a team committed to providing exceptional care to our residents and residents.
• Duties: Responsible for the supervision of nursing care in an organized nursing home unit. He/she will work actively to promote the facility’s Missions and Values Statements in daily operations and serve as a member of the Nursing Home Management Team. Unit manager will function as charge nurse in charge nurse unavailable. Mentor and support nursing staff, fostering a collaborative and positive work environment. Provide ongoing education and training. Oversee patient care plans and interventions. During times of crisis, the unit manager may have to remain or return to the nursing home and provide patient care to ensure that each resident’s needs are met, no matter the time of day or night.
Hours: Saturday, Sunday, and Monday 7A-7P
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS
• Graduate from a state accredited school of nursing
• Current registration as a licensed professional nurse in Mississippi

EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS
• At least 1-year clinical nursing experience.
• Must have supervisory nursing experience.
See below for Qualifications and website information.

01/29/2026

Neshoba General Hospital Gift Shop
The Neshoba General Hospital Gift Shop is looking for more volunteers to help us continue serving our visitors, patients, and staff with the care and kindness they deserve.
Due to recent changes in volunteer availability, we are currently short-handed and would be so grateful to anyone who may be able to help four or more hours a week.
How You Can Help
Volunteer duties are light, flexible, and include:
• Greeting customers and offering friendly assistance
• Helping with simple sales (training provided)
• Straightening shelves and the snack/drink cooler
• Assisting the Shop Manager with pricing and displays as needed
• Delivering flowers or small gifts when able
No heavy lifting expected, and accommodations are made for comfort and mobility.
Why It Matters
The Gift Shop is more than a place to buy snacks and gifts. It is often a place of comfort, encouragement, and kindness for those walking through our hospital. Our volunteers play a vital role in creating that welcoming atmosphere.

If you would like to help, or know someone who may enjoy volunteering, please contact:
📞 Annette Watkins
Director of Marketing & Public Relations
601-389-1555
awatkins@neshobageneral.com
Even a small amount of time can make a significant difference.
Thank you for your continued support of Neshoba General Hospital.
“The Best Kept Secret in Town”