Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) Healthcare Hero and Respiratory Therapist, Brandy Baker says shortness of breath or difficulty breathing could signal many concerns, especially for patients with COVID-19. Few people understand the struggles of being hungry for air quite like a respiratory therapist. From the first signs of an unexplained sensation of not getting enough air
Pamela Bevins is one of the amazing healthcare heroes at Pikeville Medical Center. She lives with her husband Brian Bevins and their puppy named Henley on Island Creek in Pike County. She loves traveling, going to concerts, and cheering on the Wildcats. She says her unwavering faith in God comes first, both in and out
The drive from Martin County to Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) gives PMC Healthcare Hero, Hospitalist, and Internal Medicine Physician, Megan Copley, DO an opportunity to think about the many people in her life. Her soccer-playing 5-year-old (Ronan), Mickey Mouse loving 2-year-old (Lucian), her 8th Grade Math Teacher husband, Lee Harris, and the patients she will
Candace Lucas, RN is a PMC Healthcare Hero who works on the 7th Floor in the May Tower. She cares for patients who are showing symptoms of COVID-19. Each day she comes to work knowing the situations her patients are facing. She understands their sicknesses, worries, fears, and the loneliness they face as they fight
