Steak Day Set for February 12 At The Café at Wayne Memorial

A special lunch service will be offered Thursday, February 12 for diners at The Café at Wayne Memorial. A 10-12 ounce hand-cut ribeye steak meal will be offered for $11. Included with the steak are a baked potato, choice of side item, dinner roll, choice of cake, fountain drink or tea. Bottled drinks may be substituted for an upcharge. Steak Day at The Café will be held during the lunch service, 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The award-winning café offers an outside entrance to the restaurant for patrons to bypass walking through the hospital. The Café, which serves three meals a day to the public and to patients, is open 365 days a year. Their menu line, 912.530.3100, is updated with a recorded description of the lunch and dinner fare by 9 a.m. each day.

Reagan Brantley, 8

BDC² For Mon 1/28!

Melissa Moxley

BDC² For Mon 1/26!

AJ Duncan, 3

BDC² For Thu 1/22!

Hannah Evors, 10

BDC² For Tuesday 1/20!

Hunter Harris, 8

BDC² For Monday 1/19!

Jacob Cox, 9

Birthday WinnAr Thursday Jan 15!

With Addition of Full-time Cardiologist, Wayne Memorial Hospital Now Offering Cardiac CTs

Dr. Stern

Residents in the Jesup and surrounding communities have one less reason to travel elsewhere for healthcare with the addition of fulltime cardiologist Dr. Gary Stern and an additional diagnostic tool in the Cardiac CT. Recruiting physicians from outside the area results in many benefits for the public, including those physicians bringing with them best practices.

Christmas Dinner at the Cafe Wayne Memorial Hospital

The only place in town that serves three complete meals every day of the year.  Call 530 3100 for menu information.  Open Christmas day. The Cafe would love to see you.  Open to the public every day of the year.  Stop By Christmas day for a great meal.   Ike Miller and the crew, powered by Metz, have made this a go-to place!

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$5 Jewelry Sale returning to Wayne Memorial Hospital Lobby November 19 and 20

Jewelry is Fun returns to Jesup and the Wayne Memorial Hospital Lobby for a two-day $5 sale. Dates and times of the sale are:

Wednesday, November 19: 7 am – 4 pm
Thursday, November 20: 7am - 4 pm  

Jewelry, accessories and more will be displayed in the lobby for shoppers. Cash, checks, debit and credit cards will be accepted. A portion of the proceeds is directed back to the Auxiliary, who gives the majority of all funds raised back to the hospital for much-needed equipment and upgrades not budgeted. For a preview of merchandise, log on to www.jewelryisfun.com.

Wayne County Yellow Jackets, Region Champs!

Wayne Memorial Hospital Congratulates WCHS Players of the Week

Wayne Memorial Hospital congratulates the latest Wayne County High School Football Team’s players of the week. Pictured are Anfernee Jordan (left) for his achievements on offense and Tyler Marks (right) for his defensive efforts in the game against Thomson.

Wayne Memorial Hospital , whose mission is to provide high quality health care services to all patients, built a state-of-the-art facility in 2007. It is the fourth largest employer in Wayne County with 400 employees, 84 beds and is a Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals Small Hospital of the Year.

Wayne Memorial Hospital Congratulates Belz and Wyatt as the Wayne County High School Football Players of the Week

Wyatt

Belz

Wayne Memorial Hospital congratulates the latest Wayne County High School Football Team’s players of the week:  Nick Belz and Royal Wyatt. Pictured are Belz for his performance on offense and Wyatt for his accomplishments on defense in the game against Windsor Forest .

Wayne   Memorial Hospital , whose mission is to provide high quality health care services to all patients, built a state-of-the-art facility in 2007. It is the fourth largest employer in Wayne County with 400 employees, 84 beds and is a Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals Small Hospital of the Year.

Steak Lunch Event Set for Bosses’ Day, Thursday, October 16, At The Café at Wayne Memorial

In celebration of Bosses’ Day, a special Steak Lunch service will be offered Thursday, October 16 for diners at The Café at Wayne Memorial. For the price of $11, patrons receive a 10-12 ounce, hand-cut ribeye steak meal. Included with the steak are a choice of baked potato or fries, additional side item, bread, drink and dessert. Steak Day at The Café will be held during the lunch service, 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The award-winning café offers an outside entrance to the restaurant for patrons to bypass walking through the hospital. The Café, which serves three meals a day to the public and to patients, is open 365 days a year. Their menu line, 912.530.3100, is updated with a recorded description of the lunch and dinner fare by 9 a.m. each day.

Wayne Memorial Hospital Congratulates Jordan and Kincaid as the Wayne County High School Football Players of the Week

Wayne Memorial Hospital congratulates the latest Wayne County High School Football Team’s players of the week:  Anfernee Jordan and Isaiah Kincaid. Pictured are Jordan (left) for his performance on offense and Kincaid (right) for his efforts on defense in the game against Liberty County High School . 

Wayne Memorial Hospital Congratulates Clary and Martin as the Wayne County High School Football Players of the Week

Wayne Memorial Hospital congratulates the latest Wayne County High School Football Team’s players of the week: Seth Clary and Caleb Martin. Pictured are Clary (left) for his performance on offense and Martin (right) for his accomplishments on defense in the game against Camden County High School . Wayne Memorial Hospital , whose mission is to provide high quality health care services to all patients, built a state-of-the-art facility in 2007. It is the fourth largest employer in Wayne County with 400 employees, 84 beds and is a Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals Small Hospital of the Year.

Wayne Memorial Hospital Congratulates WCHS Players of the Week

Wayne Memorial Hospital congratulates this week’s Wayne County High School Football Team’s players of the week. Pictured are Tyler Marks (left) for his performance on defense and Nick Belz (right) for his performance on offense in the win over Statesboro.    

Wayne   Memorial Hospital , whose mission is to provide high quality health care services to all patients, built a state-of-the-art facility in 2007. It is the fourth largest employer in Wayne County with 400 employees, 84 beds and is a Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals Small Hospital of the Year.

Wayne Memorial Hospital Congratulates First Players of the Week of the Season

Wayne Memorial Hospital congratulates this season’s first Wayne County High School Football Team’s players of the week. Pictured are Anfernee Jordan (left) for his offensive efforts and Levonte Larry (right) for his accomplishments on defense in the opener against Glynn Academy .



Wayne Memorial Hospital, whose mission is to provide high quality health care services to all patients, built a state-of-the-art facility in 2007. It is the fourth largest employer in Wayne County with 400 employees, 84 beds and is a Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals Small Hospital of the Year.

St. Joseph’s/Candler Health System Donates $5,000 to Fire Fund set up by Jesup Downtown Development Authority

St. Joseph’s/Candler Marketing Director Melissa Allen (center), 
presents the health system’s contribution to Jesup City Manager Mike Deal (left) 
and Jesup DDA Chair Joe Ierardi (right).

Our thoughts and prayers have been with all of those affected directly and indirectly by this terrible fire. We hope that this donation will help in the efforts to rebuild, ‘like it never happened.’ It’s the least we could do for the citizens of this wonderful community,” said Melissa Allen, Marketing Director of St. Joseph ’s/Candler Health System, after presenting a $5,000 donation last week. Allen drove to the scene of the fire to meet with Jesup City Manager Mike Deal and Chair of the Jesup Downtown Development Authority and Wayne Memorial Hospital CEO Joe Ierardi. Deal and Ierardi expressed their gratitude for St. Joseph’s/Candler’s generosity and deposited the $5,000 check into the Jesup DDA Fire Fund, a fund set aside to help the businesses and employees affected by the August 4 fire affecting 25% of the downtown Jesup area.