The Schmeiser family from New London found HCHC’s Certified Nurse-Midwives to be just the right fit for their prenatal and delivery needs. Click here to read about their experience.

The Giles experienced two positive “firsts” at HCHC. In addition to having HCHC’s first baby of 2017, the couple experienced prenatal care, labor and delivery with HCHC’s certified nurse-midwives. The relationship they established with the certified nurse-midwives gave them comfort and peace of mind for the delivery of their baby boy.

Katy Debler has true appreciation and gratitude for Henry County Health Center following the exceptional care she received as a surgical patient. The personalized care that HCHC delivers is what makes the health center stand out compared to other healthcare facilities.

Receiving healthcare at Henry County Health Center is nothing new to J Anna Birch. She and her family have always received care at HCHC and understand the value of our community health center. The significance of having this quality healthcare close to home was reinforced following her son’s injury.

Having one knee replaced is a significant medical procedure, but imagine having both knees replaced at the same time. This is exactly what Mike Gabeline of Yarmouth had done at Henry County Health Center with Joseph Tansey, M.D., HCHC’s board certified orthopedic surgeon.

After having x-rays at HCHC to find out the cause of his knee pain, Dr. Tansey recommended that Gabeline have both knees replaced. However, Gabeline asked Dr. Tansey to do both knees at once.

The birth of a baby is special, and with each birth comes unique experiences. Shannon and Scott Baldwin of Mt. Pleasant discovered this first hand. The couple already had knowledge of what to expect from the experience with their first child, Landon, but the arrival of their second son, Noah, had some differences.

SuzAnne Griffis of Mount Pleasant is no stranger to Henry County Health Center. In fact, she has interacted with so many departments that when she speaks of HCHC it is with fondness and gratitude.

In the midst of adversity, often times a silver lining can be found. Just ask Lorraine Anderson of Mt. Union who considers Henry County Health Center her silver lining. At a time in her life when she physically felt the worst, she could count on the medical professionals at HCHC to provide her with the best care.

When a stroke occurs, seconds count. Immediate treatment may minimize the long-term effects of a stroke and prevent death. Therefore, having emergency medical care close to home can make a significant difference on the outcome for a stroke patient.

Mt. Pleasant resident Carol McCulley learned this first hand. When making breakfast one morning, she felt she was going to pass out. Her head hurt, her vision was impaired, and she couldn’t move her arm or fingers.

Sometimes it’s the simple things in life that are taken for granted. Going up and down stairs, walking the dog, playing with grandkids, and moving around the grocery store may seem easy. But for Hillsboro resident Kay Lyon, these activities were anything but easy.