Currently Reading: PRMC

The Maryland chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians recently announced that Gail Lemay of Peninsula Regional Medical Center’s Emergency Department was named Emergency Nurse of the Year.  Lemay was chosen for her dedication to the Emergency Department over the past 37 years; her passion for emergency nursing and … Continue reading →

Wellness Made Easy is a health literacy collaboration between Peninsula Regional Medical Center (PRMC), Salisbury University’s Business Economic and Community Outreach Network (BEACON), United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore (UWLES) and Wicomico Public Libraries aimed to help access, process … Continue reading →

With the traditional flu season at high intensity in Maryland and very active on the Delmarva Peninsula, Peninsula Regional Medical Center (PRMC) is asking members of the community to please remember the important role they play in protecting both patients … Continue reading →

We all hope that 2017 will bring many laughs, memories, and amazing moments in our lives. But within the first few hours of the new year four different families welcomed their bundles of pride and joy into this wonderful world. … Continue reading →

Tuesday, October 1 Lung Cancer Support Group. Cancer Support Services office, 560 Riverside Drive, Suite 106, Salisbury. 5:30-7 p.m. Support group for individuals who have had or currently have a lung cancer diagnosis. Allows individuals to discuss and share stories … Continue reading →

When Norman Adams of Whaleyville discovered he was a good candidate for a cutting-edge clinical trial of a new device to treat the blockages in his blood vessels due to coronary artery disease, with his physician’s assurance and a little … Continue reading →

“It’s not magic,” Diane Davis-Hayes says. “But it might appear that way to some.” Davis-Hayes, Director of the Medical Laboratory Science Program at Salisbury University, is talking about the laboratory results that appear on the screen for health care staff … Continue reading →

Flu season has struck earlier and harder than in recent years, and according to the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, the virus is active and widespread in the region. Fortunately, there is still time to shield yourself from … Continue reading →

Drake Owen Dè la Rosa was born on Tuesday, January 1, 2013, at 7:59 a.m., making him the first baby born at Peninsula Regional Medical Center this year. Drake’s mother, Patty Miller of Salisbury, says Drake waited a few days … Continue reading →

The Junior Auxiliary Board recently donated $25,000 to the Peninsula Regional Medical Center Foundation as part of the Junior Board’s $1 million pledge toward PRMC’s trauma center.  The Junior Auxiliary Board at PRMC was established in 1924, and to date … Continue reading →