Newsroom

Mattie Sharp, registered nurse at Moberly Regional Medical Center's critical care unit, was recently honored with The DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses ®. The award is part of the DAISY Foundation's mission to recognize the extraordinary, compassionate nursing care they provide patients and families every day. “My special needs son was recently a patient,” her nomination stated. “Mattie was so good in caring for him, cleaning him and communicating with him to let him know what she was doing and why. ... ... Read More

Jacqueline Emerson, a licensed practical nurse at Chariton Valley Family Medicine - a part of Moberly Regional Medical Center, for nearly 13 years, has received a national 2025 Nursing Excellence Award. Emerson is one of ten national winners selected across all hospitals affiliated with Community Health Systems, one of the nation’s leading healthcare providers. Developing operating healthcare delivery systems in 36 distinct markets across 14 states, the organization’s affiliates include Moberly Regional... ... Read More

Ironically, the first sign of dangerous heat stroke or heat-related illness is often the absence of sweat. As the temperature rises, your body’s natural cooling mechanism – perspiration – evaporates and helps to cool your body. But on those really hot and humid days, evaporation is slowed and your body runs a higher risk of heat exhaustion or heat stroke. Virtually all heat-related illnesses are preventable,” said Dr. Gale Osgood, Moberly Regional Medical Center's medical director of emergency services.... ... Read More

The hot, sunny days of summer are a great time to jump into the water and swim your way to better health. Courtney Ramsey, family nurse practitioner at Moberly Rural Health Clinic, which is a part of Moberly Regional Medical Center, says swimming is easy on your joints and one of the best ways to get and stay in shape and prevent chronic disease. Cardiovascular health increases through swimming because your entire body is working against the resistance of the water, and your heart and lungs work harder ... ... Read More

Children are often encouraged to drink milk for strong bones, but after that, bone health is largely ignored until the golden years. However, taking steps to support bone strength is important to provide structural support, protect vital organs and enhance mobility throughout our lives. According to Haley Williams, family nurse practitioner at Moberly Rural Health Clinic, adults reach peak bone mass in their twenties, and maintaining bone density is important to prevent osteoporosis as they age. Osteopo... ... Read More

Haley J. Williams, family nurse practitioner, has joined the medical staff at Moberly Rural Health Clinic, which is a part of Moberly Regional Medical Center. Williams specializes in a variety of medical treatments and diagnoses. With over 10 years of acute and chronic nursing experience, Williams treats a wide range of patients from children through geriatric patients. "I am very excited to provide care to the members of Moberly and the surrounding communities,” Williams said. "I see patients of all ag... ... Read More

Moberly Regional Medical Center honored physicians on National Doctors’ Day by supporting the Moberly Public Schools Foundation and Randolph County Ministerial Alliance. The medical staff chose these nonprofit entities to receive donations on their behalf. National Doctors’ Day serves as a moment to honor the dedication, skill and unwavering commitment of physicians in providing quality health care to individuals and communities. This is the fourth consecutive year physicians were honored with a Doctors... ... Read More

MOBERLY, Mo. – To help address hunger in our community, and in celebration of National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day on April 2, Moberly Regional Medical Center has collected more than 550 jars of peanut butter (and other nut butters) for the Christos Center Food Bank in Moberly. Peanut butter was donated by MRMC’S employees, board members, medical staff members and community members during the recent Jars of Love peanut butter drive. According to Feeding Missouri, 14.2 percent of residents in Randolph Co... ... Read More

MOBERLY, Mo. – Benjamin (Ben) D. Hughes has been named Moberly Regional Medical Center’s (MRMC) new chief executive officer effective June 2, 2025. “I'm looking forward to becoming part of the Moberly community and helping to continue the great work that happens every day at Moberly Regional Medical Center,” Hughes said. Hughes joins MRMC from East Georgia Regional Medical Center (EGRMC) in Statesboro, Ga., where he has served as chief operations officer (COO) since September 2023. He brings more than 1... ... Read More

MOBERLY, Mo. – Moberly Regional Medical Center provided care to thousands of area residents in 2024, with more than 87,000 patient encounters across its network of physician clinics and other outpatient sites of care. In addition to delivering safe, quality, compassionate healthcare, the health system is helping those in need, supporting charitable organizations and contributing to the area economy. In its most recent Community Benefit Report, Moberly Regional Medical Center’s impact totaled more than $... ... Read More