Piggott Community Hospital

10/09/2025

Happy to the incredible emergency nurses who show up with strength, skill, and heart every single day! Thank you for being the calm in the chaos and the compassion in every crisis. We tried to include a photo of everyone, but if we missed you, just know we think you are all rockstars!

10/08/2025

Today, we want to take some time to recognize Tammye Hendrix on 44 years with Piggott Health System. Tammye currently serves as our Emergency Department Director, but she has worn many hats over the years. She started out as a CNA before obtaining her EMT license. She worked on the ambulance until she got her RN license in 1989. Tammye worked as a charge nurse and ER nurse on 3 to 11 until 1997. She then became the ED and ambulance manager, helping in both areas when coverage was needed, which she continues to do today.

When asked about what she has enjoyed most about working at Piggott Community Hospital, Tammye said, “Looking back over the years and seeing the growth our hospital has had, and the continued closeness with our work family as we strive to provide the highest quality of care to our patients. I have had the opportunity to work with outstanding providers and nurses throughout my career.”

Tammye's advice to someone starting out in healthcare? Just stay positive and take one day at a time and always give 100% and sometimes more if needed because the outcome of someone's day will be worth it.

Thank you, Tammye, for your dedication and commitment! We appreciate you!

10/07/2025

It’s going to be a great evening!!!

10/06/2025

As we age, it's more important than ever to recognize the signs of a stroke. Quick action can save a life, even your own.

B – Balance: Sudden loss of balance or coordination?

E – Eyes: Blurred or double vision, or sudden trouble seeing?

F – Face: One side of the face drooping?

A – Arms: Arm weakness or numbness?

S – Speech: Slurred or hard to understand?

T – Time: Call 911 right away — every second counts!

Don't wait. Don’t drive. Call 911.

10/05/2025

Make plans to come see us in Campbell next Saturday!

🎉✨ 7 DAYS AWAY! ✨🎉
The countdown is on for the Cotton & Camels Festival and we couldn’t be more excited!

In just ONE WEEK…
👉 Ash Street will be packed with smiling faces (and maybe a few stroller traffic jams 👶🛒).
👉 You’ll finally get that festival food you’ve been “saving room” for.
👉 And you’ll definitely bump into someone you haven’t seen since last year’s festival and say, “We really should get together more often!” (…but you probably won’t until next year 🤭).

📅 Saturday, October 11 | 11–4 | Downtown Campbell

Mark your calendars, grab the family, and get ready for a fun day downtown!

10/03/2025

We are excited to host the food service for Monday night Bingo! We will have chili, chili dogs, hot dogs, nachos, chips, candy bars, and cold drinks- all proceeds go to benefit our patient care fund. It’s going to be a great night of bingo and food!

10/02/2025

🚑 NOW HIRING – Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) 🚑

Piggott Community Hospital is looking for a dedicated EMT to join our EMS team! If you’re ready to provide lifesaving care, work in a fast-paced environment, and making a difference in your community, we want to hear from you. Would also consider a Paramedic.

👉 Please call Brandon Finley, Paramedic/EMS Director, for additional information at 870-598-3881 ext. 1306.

09/30/2025

🧠 Protect Your Brain. Keep Moving. Prevent Stroke. 🚶‍♀️🚴‍♂️💓

Your brain controls how you move, speak, think, and live — so take care of it!

✅ Stay active

✅ Eat smart

✅ Control blood pressure

✅ Quit smoking

✅Manage diabetes

✅ Know the signs of stroke

09/30/2025

We are excited to participate in the Senior Health Fair in Poplar Bluff! There are lots of great companies here with valuable information and resources for seniors. Stop by before 1 to register for this cute coffee basket☕️🍁

09/29/2025

Sepsis is the body's extreme response to an infection. It is a life-threatening medical emergency. Sepsis happens when an infection you already have triggers a chain reaction throughout your body. Without timely treatment, sepsis can rapidly lead to tissue damage, organ failure and death. https://www.cdc.gov/sepsis/about/index.html

09/26/2025

We love to celebrate our employees! Join us in congratulating them on another year with Piggott Health Systems.

Madeline Mansfield, Nursing- 2 Years of Service

Lee Holifield, Piggott Specialty Clinic- 2 Years of Service

Amanda Brooks, Campbell Medical Clinic- 2 Years of Service

Laura Truelove, Home Health Services- 1 Year of Service

Justin Morris, Emergency Medical Services- 1 Year of Service

Billie Siebert, Home Health Services- 1 Year of Service

Melody McCaig, Intensive Outpatient Program- 1 Year of Service

09/25/2025

Happy World Pharmacists Day to these two lovely ladies! We appreciate all you do for our patients.