There are many ways we measure our success: satisfaction surveys, national recognition we have received and side-by-side comparisons with other hospitals. But perhaps the best measure of our success is our patients. Their stories tell our story.

» Administration

Statue Honors Hospital's Beloved First Chairman

» Amputation

	Functionality of today's artificial limbs helps Raymond woman reclaim active lifestyle
	European Bike Tour Proves Athleticism of Amputees
	Delta Farmer Returns to Fields With Help of High-tech Limb

» Brain Injuries

	TBI Survivor Urges Equestrian Helmet Use
	Simple Stumbles Can be Devastating for the Elderly

» Career Opportunities

	Chaplain's Example Inspires Patients to Persevere
	Methodist Employee Receives One of the Highest Military Honors Given to a Civilian
	Lamar Myers' Career Serves as Inspiration for Physically Challenged Workers

» Long-Term Care

	Methodist Specialty Care Center Activities Reflect Interests of Younger Residents
	Giving is a Way of Life for Head of Volunteers at Methodist Specialty Care Center

» Neurological Disease

	Coast engineer fights to recover from neurological injuries
	Six patients battle back from Guillian-Barre' Syndrome
	Two Rankin County men struggle with Guillain-Barre' Syndrome

» Orthotics & Prosthetics

	Is That a Brain in Your Shoe?
	No Leg, No Hip, No Problem
	From Baby Shoes to High Heels
	High-Tech Leg Keeps Soccer Pro On The Field

» Outpatient Therapy

	Driving Program Helps Patients Regain Self-reliance
	Innovative Therapy Uses Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation to Overcome Swallowing Disorder

» Quest

From Truck Driver to TBI Survivor

» General

Burned Over 90 Percent of His Body, Florence Man Finds Good in Tragedy

» Center for Neuroscience and Neurological Recovery

	Screening Patients for Blood Clots Best Done Before Referral to Rehab
	Researchers Explore the Use of H-reflex Testing to Monitor Effects of Intrathecal Bacolfen Therapy
	Desire for Information Common for Spinal Cord Injury Patients

» Spinal Cord Injuries

	Clinton Man Knows First-hand the Dangers Road Workers Face
	Tree trimmer survives blow from 800-pound pine, overcomes paralysis at Methodist Rehab Center
	From Paralysis to Parenthood: Survivors Can't Conceive of a Life Without Children
	Mendenhall woman is back on her feet despite surgeon's prediction
	Dr. Grissom Leads Spinal Cord Injury Team
	Fatherhood in reach for men with high-level SCI injuries
	Career Choices Abound Despite Disabling Injuries
	Experience Paves the Way for Teen's Remarkable Recovery

» Spine & Joint Center

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: A Common Risk for Mississippi Workers

» Sports Recreation

	Return to Sports Boosts Confidence of Young Athletes
	Mississippi Blade Rollers Introduce Wheelchair Fencing at State Games
	Peak Experience: Trio Gets Rocky Mountain High from Adaptive Skiing

» Stroke

	Canine Companionship Makes Doggone Good Therapy
	Recovery Within Reach
	Wingfield Student Graduates Despite Rare Stroke that Almost Took Her Life