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St. John's Regional Medical Center
2727 McClelland Blvd.
Joplin, MO 64804
Phone: (417) 781-2727
Contact Information for Complaints or Concerns
Comments or Questions?
Email: Referral One
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Mobile Mammography
St. John's Mobile Mammography travels around the city offering mammograms in the mobile mammogram unit. Call the Breast Center at 417.621.4400 to schedule a mammogram or for more information.
To see when the MMU will be near you check our Event Calendar.
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St. John's Birthing CenterOverview of the Birthing Center
The birth of a baby is a marvelous experience to be treasured. To make the birthing experience more relaxing and memorable, St. John's Regional Medical Center in Joplin has created a very special place…The Sister Kevin Kirwan Birthing Center.
The Sister Kevin Kirwan Birthing Center staff is comprised of highly qualified physicians, nurses and diagnostic specialists. Our birthing rooms offer you a calm, home-like environment in which to bring your child into the world.
A direct line is available to give you the support you need with a qualified St. John’s staff members 417-625-BABY.
All of us here at St. John's Sister Kevin Kirwan Birthing Center will do everything we can to ensure the most rewarding experience possible for you and your baby. Once you've seen all that we have to offer, we're confident that you will choose to have your baby at St. John's, where tomorrow's memories come to life.
The Sister Kevin Kirwan Birthing Center… a comforting environment with the security of a regional medical center.
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Questions??CLICK HERE to submit your question to St. John's Regional Medical Center.
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Oncology OverviewOncology Overview
2007 Cancer Report (PDF 964kb)
St. John's Center for Cancer Care offers patients the most extensive cancer program in the 19-county area surrounding Joplin. We realized the importance of interdisciplinary, state-of-the-art cancer care back in 1979. More >>
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Oncology Information
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Did you know ...Half who die of heart disease won't even know they were at risk ... Think about this:
- 45% of heart attacks occur in people under the age of 65. Males account for 47% of all deaths from cardiovascular disease. Heart disease is often under-diagnosed and under-treated in women.
- A women's risk for coronary artery disease increases after menopause. Combined Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) increases the risk of stroke for post menopausal women of all ages.
- High blood pressure occurs earlier within the African American population and is usually more severe. The largest increase in obesity (7%) occurred in the Caucasian population. Hispanics are 2 to 4 times more likely to develop Type 2 Diabetes than caucasians.
