Health officials are still stressing the importance of getting the vaccine for those who have not already gotten one, with the Pfizer vaccine available for all people 12 and up.
The survey gathers information about the health and well-being of people in Comanche County in order to figure out what needs and concerns need to be addressed.
Ear infections are common in children, and most go away on their own or can be treated with medicine, but if your child has chronic ear infections, they may need to see an Ear, Nose, and Throat specialist.
As summer is quickly approaching, Jamie Hennessee, an ambulance manager, CCMH ambulance, said people need to take steps to make sure that they, along with their families, are safe while spending time outdoors, whether it’s at the pool or hiking.
Comanche County Memorial Hospital recently transitioned their behavioral health service from being dedicated to helping seniors to those between the ages of 18 to 64.
Comanche County Memorial Hospital takes care of patients, but their team members have also stepped up to the challenge to help their own in a time of need.
April is National Donate Life Month. It’s a month encouraging others to register as organ, eye, and tissue donors and to honor those that have saved lives through the gift of donation.
Blood donations are needed for many different reasons, from those in the hospital for minor surgery to those who get into a life-altering accident and may die without it.
Duncan’s Safe Center is expanding its services to include offering victims of sexual assault a SANE room where they can receive the specific medical treatment they need.
The McMahon Tomlinson Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Lawton provides care to people across southwest Oklahoma through long-term care and their skilled nursing unit -where they provide treatment for those who are just getting out of the hospital but not ready to go home yet.
7News anchor Makenzie Burk spoke with the Regional Health Department Director Brandie Combs to learn about what you should do if you lose your proof of getting vaccinated from the Coronavirus and walk-in clinics in the area.
When we think about hospice, many people often think about the doctor and nurse, and maybe even the social worker that will be coming in and taking care of the loved one, but a chaplain is also part of that team.
