FMC

FMC holds "Pink Party" to fight breast cancer


Shown from left are: Cindy Files, Cheryl Farris, Christi Nelson, Mitzi Rickman, Sherri Stovall, Jana Smith and Beckey Kimbrell.

A few of the staff members at the Fayette Medical Center’s 2018 “Staying Alive Pink Party” posed for this picture at the event. The party honored the survivors of breast cancer and remembered the ones who lost their battle with the dreaded disease. The party raises funds to help fight breast cancer and this year’s theme was, “It takes a team to battle breast cancer.”

 

Fayette Medical Center celebrates 60th anniversary


Shown is a current view of Fayette Medical Center.

The Fayette Medical Center will celebrate its 60th anniversary on Friday, Sept. 21 and is still a vibrant, continually growing healthcare facility in the county. The hospital is a testament to the pioneers of healthcare in Fayette County and its roots started many years before, when the McNease-Robertson hospital/clinic was built. The McNease-Robertson facility came into existence because of a vision and care that Dr. B.W. McNease and Dr. John Banks Robertson had for the county.

Fayette’s LTC facility celebrates Nursing Home Week


Residents of the Fayette Medical Center Long-Term Care shown from left are: Jimmy Gullett, Arthur L. Foster, Ella Wilson and Jeneil Lowery.

The Fayette Medical Center - Long term Care facility celebrated National Nursing Home Week with its residents from May13-19 by hosting several special events throughout the week. In keeping with the theme of the week, “Celebrating Life’s Stories,” four of the residents recalled their unique life’s stories.

 

FMC's third annual 5K and Fun Run


This year’s 5K had 78 participants and the Fun Run had more than 20 runners participate. Shown in the picture are the 5K participants at the start of the race.

The Fayette Medical Center presented its third annual 5K and Fun Run on Saturday, March 10. The event was started to highlight March as National Nutrition Month. The theme of this year’s run was “Shape a Happier You” to emphasize the importance of nutrition and fitness. Each year the funds raised from the run help fund scholarships to local students and also help the local hospital volunteer auxiliary.