Iranian immigrant Dr. Sadeghi has spent two decades making Memphians smileDr. Mehdi Sadeghi was just a boy in 1979, when the Pahlavi Dynasty was overthrown in his native Iran, and in 1980, neighboring Iraq invaded, sparking a seven-year war that would leave an estimated half a million soldiers and an equal number of… Sep 07 17September 07, 2017Article at High Ground
Crittenden Hospital, Methodist Reach Affiliation AgreementIn an effort to better serve patients and foster financial stability, Crittenden Regional Hospital in West Memphis has entered into a new affiliation and consulting agreement with Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare. Crittenden Regional Hospital, which… Sep 05 12September 05, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
For the PeopleA story from The Memphis News On newsstands throughout the city Citizens’ well-being is top priority at University of Memphis’ School of Public Health It’s well-known that the Memphis area’s population suffers from a host of chronic health issues,… Sep 03 12September 03, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
Benevere Fills Pharmacy Niche By Compounding MedicinesSPECIAL EMPHASIS: Health Care After his father was diagnosed with diabetes, Brett Wright – wanting to better understand treatment for the disease and a way to help patients like his father – decided to enroll at the University of Tennessee Health… Aug 27 12August 27, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
Medical Providers Excited About Crosstown PotentialThe health care partners who’ve committed to having a physical presence in the soon-to-be-redeveloped Sears Crosstown Tower say they’re excited about the opportunities to join forces in promoting health and wellness in the Memphis community. Of the… Aug 22 12August 22, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
McKee Embodied ‘Danny’s Dream’David L. McKee, longtime chief operating officer at ALSAC, the fundraising arm of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, died in a car accident in the Memphis area Friday, Aug. 17. He was 66. In a long and storied ALSAC career that spanned 35 years,… Aug 21 12August 21, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
Survey: 34 Pct. Of Physicians to Leave Medical PracticeA new nationwide survey of U.S. physicians shows that 34 percent say they will leave the practice of medicine in the next decade, just as millions of Americans newly insured under the Affordable Care Act will seek more access to medical care. In… Aug 08 12August 08, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
St. Jude Honors Young PhilanthropistsFifteen of the nation’s top junior philanthropists visited St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis Thursday, July 19, to learn first-hand what makes the hospital one of the nation’s most well-known and trusted charities. St. Jude this year… Jul 23 12July 23, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
MED Burn Center on Holiday High AlertThe Regional Medical Center at Memphis is preparing for a busy Independence Day. The staff at the Firefighters Regional Burn Center, a full-service burn center housed inside The MED, knows all too well how a quick celebration can turn to tragedy when… Jul 04 12July 04, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
Company Working to Tackle Dermatological ProblemsIn 2010, Dr. Lee Roberts and his son Josh Roberts co-founded Memphaceuticals LLC, a small, virtual company committed to rapidly moving to market therapeutic candidates for dermatological problems. “Our overall mission is to really focus on… Jun 18 12June 18, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
Stories of HopeInside Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital at 50 N. Dunlap St. is a corridor known as the Wishing Wall, where patients and their friends and family are invited to write down their wishes and prayer requests and leave them on the wall for the hospital’s… Jun 15 12June 15, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
Semmes-Murphey Turns 100, Looks to Next Century of CareSemmes-Murphey Neurologic and Spine Institute this year celebrates a century of improving the quality of care for patients with neurological and spine disorders. The Memphis-based institute, which today employs about 275 people – including about 40… Jun 04 12June 04, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
Medical NecessityAn aging population, changes in the national health care model and a shortage of primary care physicians have increased the need for physician assistants, or PAs, who work under the direction of physicians and surgeons. One of the fastest-growing… May 31 12May 31, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
Access to Healthy Foods Center of HMCT MeetingHealthy Memphis Common Table held its annual meeting Tuesday, May 22, at the University of Memphis to discuss health-related challenges facing citizens. The organization is a nonprofit, regional health collaborative working to improve the quality of… May 24 12May 24, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
Memphis-Based MRI Interventions Goes PublicThis week marks a milestone for Memphis-based MRI Interventions Inc., which began trading as a public company Monday, May 21. The medical device business, whose mission is to create innovative platforms for performing the next generation of minimally… May 23 12May 23, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
Matters of the HeartTo reflect its comprehensive line of services, the former Cardiac Care Center at Saint Francis Hospital-Memphis has been renamed The Heart & Vascular Center. “We changed the name to encompass the full range of cardiac and vascular care that’s… May 17 12May 17, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News
For the ChildrenNext to a full-size MRI machine at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital sits its identical miniature version, perfectly sized for a doll and decorated with friendly cartoon fishes and other smiling sea life creatures. The pint-sized play copy’s purpose is… Feb 22 12February 22, 2012Article at Memphis Daily News