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     Although you’ve put a lot of things on hold during the COVID-19 crisis, your health is too important to wait.

    At Rome Memorial Hospital, we’ve examined every process to keep you safe and healthy when you need surgery.

    Your joint or nerve pain never took a pause. If you’re ready to move freely again, we have the highest standards of safety in place.

    We have specialists in spine surgery and joint replacements to provide the vital care you need.

    If you’ve been putting off treatments, tests or surgery, talk to your doctor today to get your health back on track.

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    Drive-through testing before your procedure.

    Reserved entrance & elevator just for you.

    Personal guide to escort you to a private room on our separate unit.

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  • Nursing home residents vaccinated
    Nursing home resident Philip Murphy beat COVID twice and wasn’t taking any more chances. He was the first resident vaccinated at Rome Memorial Hospital’s Residential Health Care Facility (RHCF) Wednesday, Dec. 30th. Nearly 85% of the residents chose to be vaccinated.  For our residents, the vaccine has greater value than simply protecting them from the risk of this deadly virus. The vaccine provides the promise of seeing their loved ones face to face again.
    Infection Prevention Director named 2020 Nurse of the Year
    Emma Ingalls, RN, director of Infection Prevention at Rome Memorial Hospital, was named 2020 Nurse of the Year for lighting the way with unwavering leadership through the COVID-19 pandemic.
    Take care of your feet to prevent complications from diabetes

    Living with Diabetes Take Care of Your FeetWith winter approaching, most people will have their feet in socks and shoes to keep them safe from the elements. Be sure to check your feet regularly for ulcers and sores, especially if

    Bluetooth stethoscope connects patients to St. Joseph's Health heart specialists
    Rome Memorial Hospital (RMH) and St. Joseph’s Health are teaming up to offer patients in rural areas access to highly advanced cardiac care. The “Bluetooth stethoscope” technology allows doctors to hear and see a patient’s heartbeat without physically being there.
    Inpatient visitation suspended
    Out of an abundance of caution, Rome Memorial Hospital is suspending all routine inpatient hospital visitation, effective Tuesday, Nov. 3rd, as a result of an increasing number of COVID cases in the community. At this time, nursing home visitation will continue by appointment.
    Rome Hospital Foundation Donates Protective Shields to Aid Local Schools

    Rome Hospital Foundation Donates Protective Shields to Aid Local Schools Rome Hospital Foundation delivered five cases of face shields to the Rome City School District Thursday, Oct. 29 to help prevent the spread of COVID 19 as students return to

    Baby Care Basics (sat)(4)

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