Magnolia Regional Medical Center is now part of the Baptist Health system, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony held Monday to mark the transition. The 25-bed hospital, renamed Baptist Health Medical Center-Magnolia, became the 14th hospital in the Baptist Health network.
Strengthening Access to Healthcare
Hospital leaders, local officials, and community members gathered to celebrate the partnership, which Baptist Health leaders say will strengthen access to healthcare in Magnolia and surrounding communities. Baptist Health President and CEO Troy Wells said, “Today marks an exciting new chapter for both Baptist Health and the Magnolia community. We are honored to officially bring Magnolia Regional Medical Center into our healing ministry. Together, we will strengthen access to high-quality care and ensure this hospital remains a vital cornerstone of health and wellness for generations to come.”
The hospital offers a range of services, including emergency care and specialized outpatient treatments. William Giles, president of Baptist Health Medical Center-Magnolia, said joining the Baptist Health system will provide patients with access to expanded clinical resources while allowing them to continue receiving care close to home.
Original reporting: KTBS 3 (Shreveport) — read the source article.
