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Madison Memorial Film Contest 2021  Our Madison Memorial Film Contest is open to all.  Participants under 18, including both cast and crew, will need the parent/guardian signature on the Consent Form at the time of film submission. All films created for this contest should exhibit positive experiences relating to the care provided by Madison Memorial Hospital. Your story can be based on actual events, or it can be fictional. It can be in the form of a short film, or it can be an ad or a commercial, depending on your preference. Virtual Premiere Night On Saturday, April 3, at 7 PM, we will virtually showcase the qualifying films submissions for the contest, in conformity with the hospital’s in-place COVID restrictions at the time. Winners will be announced and prizes awarded. Film Competition General Rules and Guidelines Length: 30 seconds minimum; 3 minutes maximum. Due date: Midnight on Saturday, March 27,...

Want to Quit Smoking?

According to the 2018 County Health Rankings, Madison County has a Adult Smoking Prevalence of 16%, the seventh highest value of any county in Idaho.

Come join us for our FREE Smoking Cessation Classes with Tate Swensen. Tate is a contracted cessation facilitator through Eastern Idaho Public Health.

This is an 4 week program with 1-hour long weekly classes where we will learn about:

  • Nicotine addiction and habit
    • Consequences of tobacco use
    • Benefits of being smoke-free
    • Information and tips on how to quit
    • Dealing with withdrawal symptoms
    • Coping strategies
    • Managing stress through relaxation techniques
    • Nutrition and exercise, avoid weight gain
    • Social supports
    • How to become a non-tobacco user for life

Meetings will be held every Wednesday from January 16th – February 13th at 6:00 pm in the Steiner Conference Room.

New Year Baby 2019 New Year Baby Video Madison Memorial Hospital delivers over 1500 babies each year. At the beginning of each year, the hospital gears up for that one special baby that will issue in the New Year.  Madison Memorial Hospital welcomed their first baby at 3:07 am on Tuesday, January 01, 2019. Both mom and baby boy are doing well. The babies name is Grant and weighed in at 9 lbs 5 oz. The proud parents are Ashley and Ben. This is their 5th child, all of which were born at Madison Memorial Hospital. The hospital congratulated the new family with multiple gifts compliments of the hospital and area businesses. “We are so excited for Ashley and Ben and their new little baby boy. We thank them for letting us be a part of this special event for their family and wish them the very best in the...

Even though COVID-19 seems to be on everyone’s mind right now, don’t neglect to take care of yourself it terms of cold and flu possibilities, as well. Read more below:

Early Detection, Breast Cancer Cure Idaho continuously ranks low for mammograms. Early detection and removal is currently the cure for breast cancer. Mammograms can detect breast cancer early. We had the opportunity to support and recognize dozens of breast cancer survivors in our service area. In one of the cities, we encouraged a lady with a lump to schedule her mammogram. To remind women to schedule their mammograms, we shared 2500 breakfasts in 3 counties, 4 cities: Rexburg, St. Anthony, Rigby, and Ashton. We also made 4 gift baskets for the locations. Most importantly, we were able to make a difference about breast cancer awareness in our community. We loved hearing about your breast cancer survival stories and to see how many of you were willing to remind your friends about getting their mammograms done. According to the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Idaho ranks 50th in the country in cancer...

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and here at Madison Memorial, we’re celebrating with our event: Brake for Breakfast. This event is held to remind women to get their annual mammograms and remind everyone about the importance of maintaining breast health. As the saying goes, early detection is the best protection. Idaho ranks 50th among states in the U.S. for breast cancer screening. Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women. In fact, 1 in 8 women will struggle with it during their lifetime. Early detection, most likely found with mammograms, has a 99% survival rate. Nonetheless, cancer has recently replaced cardiovascular disease as the leading cause of death in Idaho, which is directly linked to poor mammogram rates. For nearly 15 years, we have organized Brake for Breakfast serving about 1500 individuals in Rexburg. Starting this year, we would like to more than double our awareness efforts to...

Idaho PREPAREdness Expo – September 15, 2018, 10am-3pm – Rigby High School Situations can strike at unpredicted moments and may leave us stranded, unprepared, and fearful. Preparing ahead of time can give you a leg up when disaster finds you. Because there is no exact formula to follow for emergency preparedness, it can be difficult to know specifically how to prepare. How much food should you have per person? What gear should you stock up? How should you handle pets or other specific needs? How can my children be prepared? Which supplies may not be as helpful as they seem? Idaho PREPAREdness Expo can answer these questions and give more advice on emergency preparedness. The event is hosted at Rigby High School on September 15th from 10am to 3pm. Presenters from all areas of emergency preparedness will be there to show their tips and tricks for surviving extreme situations. These experts have the experience...

Madison Memorial’s Virtual 5K Charity Run

Join us for our Virtual 5K Charity Run this Monday June 11th through Friday June 15th. All proceeds will go to improve healthcare in our community.

To register, please go to madisonmemorial.org/community or if you have any questions please contact Mary at (208) 359-6444.

We had an exciting week in the Lab at Madison Memorial Hospital, as we celebrated Medical Laboratory Professionals Week. We kicked off the week by joining with The American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science, Virtual 5k.  We gathered on the track Madison Jr. High on Monday night to walk and run our 5k… in Lab coats of course. We had lab games going all week long- “Guess how many Pedi Tube in the beaker”, “What did the doctor order” and Chair races in the hall. We have some very fast and serious competitors in the Lab.   “The best dressed tube” and “Find the Golden Tube” were games shared with the whole hospital. Jeneal and Cherie created a cute poster that was placed by the pneumatic tube systems throughout the hospital demonstrating how the analyzer would like the patient labels applied to blood tubes. Every day we hid several special gold blood...

Idaho lags behind almost every state for women receiving their mammograms. Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women, with one in 8 struggling with it during their lifetime. Early detection, most likely found with mammograms, has a 99% survival rate. Nonetheless, cancer has recently replaced cardiovascular disease as the leading cause of death in Idaho. This death rate is directly linked to poor mammogram rates. For nearly 15 years, we have organized Brake for Breakfast service for about 1500 individuals in Rexburg. Starting this year we would like to more than double our awareness efforts to save more women’s lives through screenings. Furthermore, Teton Radiology recently invested in one of the best new, accurate 3D screening imagery tools. To learn more about Teton Radiology visit: http://www.tetonradiology.com/.   On October 4th, we will be providing FREE Brake for Breakfast items for nearly 3000 women at the following locations:...

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