Neuropathy is a loss of feeling or numbness caused by nerve damage. It most often begins in the hands or feet. In fact, neuropathy is a common contributor to foot ulcers.
For more information about how our Wound Care Clinic can help patients with neuropathy, call (877) 295-2273 today!
We’re looking for a Full-Time Rehab Technician (Physical Therapy) to join our team!
📅 Monday–Friday | Clinic hours
📍 Clinical setting | Patient-focused care
👉 Apply today: pcgh.org/apply
From 31 yrs to 1 yr, we’re celebrating some incredible milestones this March! 🎉
Thank you to these dedicated team members for the care, commitment, & heart you bring every day. Your work makes a difference for our patients & community.
Happy Workiversary, & thank you for being part of our team! 💙
Join our team! We’re hiring Social Workers (full & part-time) at Pointe Coupee Human Services Center in New Roads, LA.
Make a difference in your community → pcgh.org/apply
⛔🚧 Excuse our mess – our front horseshoe driveway is temporarily closed while we take care of some scheduled pavement repair.
Looking on at right is Mother Frances Borgia, Provincial Superior of the Sisters of St. Joseph, who operated the hospital.
Nearly six decades later, we’re proud to continue the mission of caring for the Pointe Coupee community. 💙
Pictured from left to right are Father F. S. Lamendola, architect A. Hays Town of Baton Rouge, Police Jury President Norbert J. Talbot, and Sister Benedicta, the hospital’s superior and administrator, as they shovel the first spadeful of dirt.
A special moment in our history 🏥
This photo, published in the Pointe Coupee Banner on December 22, 1966, captures the groundbreaking for what would become today’s Pointe Coupee General Hospital.
Now Hiring: Full-Time Health Information Tech
We are looking for a reliable Health Information Tech (Full-Time). Knowledge in medical coding and release of information preferred.
Learn more → pcgh.org/apply
We are thrilled to have Adam leading our outpatient rehab team and look forward to the continued growth and excellence he will bring to our patients and community!
Learn more about our Physical Therapy → pcgh.org/pt
"I am grateful for the trust the hospital has placed in me, and I look forward to continuing to serve our community by working alongside a great team to provide high-quality, patient-centered care.”
“It is an honor to take on the role of Director of Outpatient Rehabilitation. Having the opportunity to lead a department that plays such an important role in helping people regain function, independence, and quality of life is very meaningful to me."
A proud native of Jackson, Louisiana, he graduated from Silliman Institute in Clinton before earning his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Louisiana at Monroe and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center.
Please join us in welcoming our new Director of Outpatient Rehabilitation, Adam Elam!
Adam brings 12 years of experience in physical therapy and has been a valued member of our team for the last three years.
We’re so lucky. 🍀
Lucky to care for this community.
Lucky to work alongside an incredible team.
And lucky to serve the neighbors, friends, and families who make Pointe Coupee home.
For St. Patrick’s Day, we’re feeling extra grateful for our staff and the community that trusts us with their care. 💚
🌿 Now Hiring: Part-Time Groundskeeper 🌿
We are looking for a reliable groundskeeper to help maintain our beautiful campus. If you have a valid driver’s license, enjoy working outdoors, and take pride in keeping spaces clean and welcoming, we’d love to hear from you → pcgh.org/apply
FREEZE WARNING: A late-season chill is moving in tonight with lows dropping into the 20s and 30s. 📉
Do you need to cover your plants or wrap your pipes? See the full timeline and low temperature map here:
At Pointe Coupee General Hospital, stories like this remind us why we do what we do every day. Our team is honored to care for our community when it matters most.
Thank you for trusting us with your family. 💙
We ❤️ our employees!
Thank you to the amazing team at Pointe Coupee General Hospital for your dedication to our patients and our community. Happy Employee Appreciation Day! 🎉
The Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport is conducting its tri-annual disaster simulation exercise on Saturday. www.wbrz.com/news/btr-holding-tri-ann...
We're hiring a PRN Environmental Services Laundry Aide! 🧺
Must have a H.S. diploma (or equivalent); housekeeping/laundry experience preferred. Role requires flexibility to work various shifts & the ability to perform physical tasks in fast-paced healthcare environment.
Learn more → pcgh.org/apply
Thank you all for being such an important part of our family — and congratulations on your milestones!
Please join us in celebrating our February Workiversaries at PCGH! 🎉
This month, we recognize 20 dedicated team members whose years of service range from 1 to 29 years. Your hard work, compassion, & commitment to our patients and community make a difference every single day.
Planting Seeds of Hope is an event focused on mental health awareness and the ability to navigate those conversations with people in need. Doors to the Maravich Center open at 5:00 p.m. and the event will start around 6:00 p.m.
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All of Southeast Louisiana is under a Red Flag Warning today.
Meteorologist Raven Richard explains the conditions and why you should not burn >> https://tinyurl.com/2zbc87pv
February 17, 1942 In operation for a little more than a year at this point, the Mosely Clinic can be seen in the background of this image taken during the 1942 Mardi Gras parade — most cities cancelled their celebrations due to the attack on Pearl Harbor and the U.S. subsequently entering World War II about 2 months prior. The sleek, Art Deco styled lettering on top of the entrance spells out "Dr. J. M. Mosely Clinic". Below, a mule-drawn wagon showcases those supported by the Lions Club. In 1951, Dr. Durel will be appointed President of the New Roads Lions' Club. Source: Costello, Brian J. "Carnival in New Roads." Louisiana Life, 30 December 2019. Image has been lightly edited and colorized for clarity.
1953, The Sisters of St. Joseph Hospital, Colorized, Huge crowds such as this in 1953 which packed E. Main from Pennsylvania Ave. to New Roads St. resulted in lengthening of parade route twice in subsequent years
February 27, 1968 In this photograph, twenty-seven Sisters are seen gathered on the hospital's roof, observing the 1968 Mardi Gras parade and partaking in the festivities. The camera operator on top of the hospital is using what resembles a Mitchell NC 35mm motion picture camera. Below, Miss Lucille Hebert (later Mrs. Larry McCaskill), who was crowned the 1967 New Roads Lions Carnival Queen, leads the 1968 parade as grand marshal. She is escorted on a Chevrolet Corvette Stingray. The signage "Sisters of St. Joseph Hospital" is partially visible on the right side of the photo. Source: "Their habits fluttering in the mid-winter breeze." Facebook, Pointe Coupee Parish Library II, 27 February 2025. Image has been lightly edited and colorized for clarity.
Here are a few historical photos of Mardi Gras celebrations on Main Street, where you can spot the Mosley Clinic and the Sisters of St. Joseph Hospital in the background. These glimpses into the past remind us of the rich culture, history, and community spirit that make Mardi Gras here so special.
New Roads is preparing for over 100,000 people at parades on Mardi Gras. www.wafb.com/2026/02/17/mardi-gras-pa...
Everywhere else, it's just a Tuesday.
Happy Mardi Gras 💜💛💚
Pointe Coupee Sheriff's Office announces road closures during New Roads parades
www.wbrz.com/news/pointe-coupee-sheri...
