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In January 2024, Beverly Croner of Monroe City had fallen asleep while watching TV. When she woke up and went to bed, she noticed a strange heaviness on one side of her body. Although she could still move, it was difficult for her to turn over. Concerned and home alone, Beverly called her neighbor for help. Recognizing the urgency, her neighbor quickly called 911, and Beverly was transported to a nearby hospital.

Hannibal Regional Medical Group (HRMG) is pleased to announce the addition of psychiatry services provided by Gale Schlogl, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C, at its Bowling Green location. This addition allows HRMG to expand access to comprehensive mental health care in the region.

May is Stroke Awareness Month, and Hannibal Regional invites everyone in the community to a free Stroke Education Expo!

The Hannibal Pirates Girls Soccer Team hosted their annual Kickin' Cancer game on Tuesday, April 29th at Veterans Field.

Laurie Means of New London, Missouri knows firsthand the life-saving importance of an annual mammogram. As a newly retired woman, she was embracing life to the fullest. Wanting to stay proactive with her health, Laurie took advantage of Hannibal Regional Radiology’s $99 mammogram special in October of 2023. That simple decision resulted in an unexpected diagnosis.

What began as a routine outing turned into a harrowing health crisis for the Bevans family.

Two years ago, Dorian Stewart of Hannibal, Missouri, began experiencing chest pains. She initially dismissed them as mild, describing a burning sensation in her chest that felt like heartburn. Despite her discomfort, Dorian didn’t think the symptoms warranted a trip to the ER.

Hannibal Regional Foundation was recently honored to accept a $2,200.00 donation to the Hannibal Regional Healthcare System Team Member Assistance Fund from the Hannibal Regional Auxiliary.

In January 2024, Don Gull of Farmington, Iowa began experiencing PVCs (premature ventricular contractions), a heart issue that causes an irregular rhythm. His primary care physician referred him to the University of Iowa for evaluation, but the earliest available appointment was in July—six months away.

Hannibal Regional is proud to announce that it has received full accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) for a new Internal Medicine Residency Program set to launch in July 2026. This milestone marks a significant step in expanding access to high quality healthcare and training the next generation of physicians in northeast Missouri.