Caring For Life

Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echos are truly endless. Lackey Memorial focuses on you as if you were our own family.

Welcome to Lackey Memorial Hospital

Lackey Memorial Hospital is more than just a healthcare institution; it is a haven of compassion and healing. From the moment you step through its doors, you can sense the warmth and dedication that permeate the atmosphere. It’s a place where lives are not just saved, but where the human spirit is nurtured with empathy. Lackey is a cornerstone of our community, a beacon of hope, and a testament to the power of kindness and expertise coming together to create a haven of healing for those in need.

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Lackey Memorial Hospital is more than just a healthcare institution; it is a haven of compassion and healing. From the moment you step through its doors, you can sense the warmth and dedication that permeate the atmosphere. It’s a place where lives are not just saved, but where the human spirit is nurtured with empathy. Lackey is a cornerstone of our community, a beacon of hope, and a testament to the power of kindness and expertise coming together to create a haven of healing for those in need.

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💛 September is Suicide Prevention Month.

Sometimes the signs aren’t loud.

They can look like pulling away. A change in behavior. Someone who suddenly seems overwhelmed, hopeless, angry, anxious, or simply… different.

And sometimes, the person who is struggling is the one everyone around them thinks “has it all together.”

That’s why awareness matters.

This month, we encourage you to slow down enough to notice the people around you. Check in. Ask the question. Listen without judgment. And don’t assume someone is okay simply because they say they are….or because everything looks okay from the outside.

You don’t have to have the perfect words.

Sometimes simply saying, “I’m here. How are you really doing?” can open a door someone desperately needed opened.

Swipe through these graphics to learn some of the warning signs to watch for. Knowing the signs may help you recognize when someone needs support…and reaching out can make a difference.

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available 24/7 by call, text, or chat.

💛 Notice. Ask. Listen. Connect.

MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE LMH NETWORK

You don’t have to wait until someone is in crisis to ask for help. Lackey Memorial Hospital offers in-house behavioral health resources for patients across different ages and stages of life:

Compassionate, clinic-based behavioral health services for patients needing evaluation, counseling, and ongoing support.

• Community Health Clinic
Walker Kimes, PMHNP-BC
Jon Huff, LPC
601-469-4771

• Lackey Pediatric Clinic
Jena Herrington, PMHNP-BC
Kaitlyn Flickner, LMSW
601-469-3320

• For adults age 55 and older, Transitions Behavioral Health provides behavioral health services in Forest, Carthage, and Philadelphia.
601-469-3684

Sometimes the first step is simply letting someone know help is available….and helping them make the connection.💛

#SuicidePreventionMonth #SuicidePrevention #988Lifeline #MentalHealthAwareness #KnowTheSigns #CheckIn #LMHNetwork #LegacyOfCare

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💛 September is Suicide Prevention Month.

Sometimes the signs aren’t loud.

They can look like pulling away. A change in behavior. Someone who suddenly seems overwhelmed, hopeless, angry, anxious, or simply… different.

And sometimes, the person who is struggling is the one everyone around them thinks “has it all together.”

That’s why awareness matters.

This month, we encourage you to slow down enough to notice the people around you. Check in. Ask the question. Listen without judgment. And don’t assume someone is okay simply because they say they are….or because everything looks okay from the outside.

You don’t have to have the perfect words.

Sometimes simply saying, “I’m here. How are you really doing?” can open a door someone desperately needed opened.

Swipe through these graphics to learn some of the warning signs to watch for. Knowing the signs may help you recognize when someone needs support…and reaching out can make a difference.

If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available 24/7 by call, text, or chat.

💛 Notice. Ask. Listen. Connect.

MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE LMH NETWORK

You don’t have to wait until someone is in crisis to ask for help. Lackey Memorial Hospital offers in-house behavioral health resources for patients across different ages and stages of life:

Compassionate, clinic-based behavioral health services for patients needing evaluation, counseling, and ongoing support.

• Community Health Clinic
Walker Kimes, PMHNP-BC
Jon Huff, LPC 
601-469-4771

• Lackey Pediatric Clinic
Jena Herrington, PMHNP-BC
Kaitlyn Flickner, LMSW 
601-469-3320

• For adults age 55 and older, Transitions Behavioral Health provides behavioral health services in Forest, Carthage, and Philadelphia. 
601-469-3684

Sometimes the first step is simply letting someone know help is available….and helping them make the connection.💛

#SuicidePreventionMonth #SuicidePrevention #988Lifeline #MentalHealthAwareness #KnowTheSigns #CheckIn #LMHNetwork #LegacyOfCare

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