St. Dominic Health

Introducing our new name: FMOL Health | St. Dominic. It’s more than a name change — it’s a reflection of our shared mission.

All ❤️. All Hustle. Our team joined the 2025 Metro Jackson #HeartWalk to fight heart disease & stroke—the #1 & #5 killers in MS. Thanks to all who helped us make an impact and bring home some top honors! bit.ly/498GatT #FMOLHealth #HeartWalk #ThisIsHowWeHealthcare

Grateful to stand with @FMOLHealth in support of our community and the patients we are honored to serve!

We proudly sponsored the 2025 Congressional Black Caucus Institute's MS Policy Conference at Goldstrike Casino in Tunica. For the first time, attendees got health info & free screenings—personally escorted by our team with care. Why we partnered? bit.ly/4mqMROk

We’re excited to announce a 4% pay increase for our team members! This investment highlights our commitment to recognizing and rewarding those who serve our communities. In addition to the raise, we’ve enhanced benefits with extra holiday time, expanded GLP-1 coverage, and 4 weeks of paid parental leave. Investing in our team creates an environment where they thrive, ensuring exceptional care for our patients. Learn more: beckershospitalreview.com/workforce/the-…

Read our open letter to leaders in Washington urging them to understand the impact their vote could have on our communities: bit.ly/4lQCq6n #ProtectMedicaid

@DonateLifeMississippi (MORA) recently honored St. Dominic Hospital team members with Spero Awards in three categories: - Nurse Champion | Kyle Gilmore, RN, General Surgery, St. Dominic Hospital - Most Supportive Care Team | St. Dominic Hospital Surgical Care Team - Most Supportive Ancillary or Healthcare Staff | Nancy Aycock, RN, Manager, Palliative Care, St. Dominic Hospital Awards were presented during a flag-raising event at St. Dominic Hospital recognizing National Donate Life Month. National Donate Life Month occurs every April and promotes awareness about organ, eye and tissue donation and honors those who gave the gift of life. To learn more about organ, eye and tissue donation, visit fmolhs.org/giving/organ-d… or follow @DonateLifeMississippi. #donatelifemonth #donorsareheroes

Diagnosed with colorectal cancer at age 33, Bryce's story highlights the importance of mindset, faith and listening to your body. Read more: health.fmolhs.org/about-us/patie…

Our legacy of healthcare firsts has paved the way for generations of healing and hope in Mississippi. Jeremy Tinnerello, market president, shares his personal connection to our mission and the future we're building together as St. Dominic Health. Read more on our blog: bit.ly/4iS6UTM

There are no cases of measles in Mississippi at this time, but with outbreaks occurring in other states, it’s important to stay informed. The best way to prevent measles is by ensuring you and your family are up to date on the MMR vaccine. Learn more about measles prevention and vaccination by visiting the Mississippi Department of Health: bit.ly/4hdxbea

Colorectal cancer is the second deadliest cancer in the United States. What people may not know is that regular diagnostic screenings can help detect precancerous growth or colorectal cancer so that it can be treated early and effectively. In honor of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month in March, St. Dominic’s is highlighting the importance of colorectal cancer risks and screening with the display of the American Cancer Society’s Super Colon inside the Dominican Plaza lobby on Tuesday, March 4 from 11 am – 1 pm. This giant inflatable colon shows what a provider is looking for during a colonoscopy with visual representations of what healthy tissue looks like compared to other tissues like cancerous cells, polyps and more. Information about colorectal health and screening will be available, and a local colon cancer survivor will be present to share the story of her treatment journey and the importance of early detection. St. Dominic’s team members and the community are invited to attend. Learn more about St. Dominic Comprehensive Cancer Program at stdom.com/CancerCare

St. Dominic’s is now St. Dominic Health, aligned with the Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System and strengthened by our shared values. Our healing ministry continues. Learn more: stdom.com/health

For generations, St. Dominic’s has cared for our community with compassion and faith. Today, we’re proud to be St. Dominic Health — now fully integrated as part of the Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Together, we’re companions on a journey. For us this transformation is — more than a symbol. It’s our commitment to continuing our healing ministry.

Meet the dedicated teams at St. Dominic's who make our theranostic program possible, offering cutting-edge treatments like Lutathera and Pluvicto to our patients – St. Dominic’s Outpatient Infusion and Nuclear Medicine. Lutathera is a targeted therapy used to treat neuroendocrine tumors, slowing their growth or, in some cases, halting it altogether, based on the latest research. Pluvicto, on the other hand, is a breakthrough treatment for metastatic prostate cancer, offering new hope for patients with advanced stages of the disease. Both therapies also help manage symptoms associated with these conditions. Because these treatments require specialized facilities and expertise, access can be limited. We're proud that our collaborative teams at St. Dominic’s are expanding access to these life-changing therapies, bringing hope to those we serve. Learn more about St. Dominic Comprehensive Cancer Program at bit.ly/417wywM. See research on Lutathera: bit.ly/4hZjKPW. See research on Pluvicto: bit.ly/417uCUQ

We are just one week away from the 2025 Hope Conference. Each year, we look forward to this special time of conversations with cancer survivors, caregivers and experts. It’s not too late to join the conversation. As a leading resource for cancer care and treatment, St. Dominic Comprehensive Cancer Program is honored to sponsor this event dedicated to Lighting the Way to Cancer Survivorship. Learn more and register: hopeconferencejackson.com/hope.html

It’s almost here! Our legacy, our mission, and our future. Join us February 24.

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍂 Today, we give thanks for our incredible team members who live out our mission and core values every day and for the patients and families who trust us with their health. We are truly blessed to serve and be part of this community. May your day be filled with love, gratitude, and God’s abundant blessings.

St. Dominic's Comprehensive Cancer team recently held a special blessing and demonstration of the program's newest equipment which provides advanced imaging for all diagnoses and includes motion management for treating breast and lung cancer patients more effectively while minimizing damage to healthy tissues. This motion management allows breathing around the tumors to be monitored to verify that the treatment stays within the treatment area for the external beam. The new CT simulator at St. Dominic Cancer Center allows the team to simplify routine imaging and treatment planning steps while enhancing the radiation therapy workflow. Learn more about the resources available with St. Dominic's Comprehensive Cancer Program at stdom.com/CancerCare.

St. Dominic's is thrilled to announce that our next NeuroCardio Education Event is scheduled for January 17-18, 2025, at The Grand Hotel in Point Clear, AL. This two-day event covers the latest topics in neurology and cardiology. It also features an expo area highlighting healthcare technology and innovations. This clinical education experience is ideal for physicians, APPs, nurses and patient care professionals in a variety of practice areas. This CME event is hosted in partnership with the Mississippi State Medical Association. Online registration is now open at stdom.com/CME.

On November 9, the St. Dominic Comprehensive Cancer Program participated in National Lung Cancer Screening Day. Our cancer services and imaging teams collaborated to make lung cancer screenings available to eligible individuals on the weekend. Interested in exploring your options based on your unique risk factors? Contact one of our Lung Navigators at (601) 200-2787 or visit: fmolhs.org/services/cance….