JACKSON, MS, November 14, 2012 (Press-News.org) Southeast Urogynecology (SEUG), a female pelvic heath center located in Jackson, MS was honored Wednesday by the Mississippi Business Journal as a member of Mississippi's Heath Care Heroes Class of 2012. The award recognizes outstanding health care professionals whose contributions have increased the wellbeing of the entire community.
"This is a tremendous honor for our practice, " remarked Dr. Robert Harris, co-founder of SEUG. "My partner, Dr. Steven Speights, and I have worked very hard to raise women's awareness about the many minimally invasive treatment options available for women with pelvic health disorders. We dedicate this award to our wonderful staff and most importantly, our patients."
Southeast Urogyn was among several other organizations receiving the Health Care Heroes distinction in the second year of the award's existence.
About SEUG
Southeast Urogynecology is the only facility in Mississippi with board-certified specialists who are fellowship-trained in the complex field of urogynecology. We treat women who suffer with incontinence, overactive bladder and other pelvic health concerns such as prolapse or hernia. As leaders in our field, we offer state-of-the-art testing and the most advanced treatment options available. The office is located at Women's Specialty Center on the main campus of Jackson's Mississippi Baptist Medical Center. The address is 501 Marshall Street, Suite 600, Jackson, MS 39202. For more information, visit http://www.SEUG.com or call our office at 601.948.6540 or 800.696.7059
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SEUG Honored in Mississippi's Healthcare Heroes Class of 2012
Southeast Urogynecology (SEUG) was honored on Oct. 26 as a member of Mississippi's Heath Care Heroes Class of 2012 for outstanding health care professionals whose contributions have increased the wellbeing of the entire community.
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[Press-News.org] SEUG Honored in Mississippi's Healthcare Heroes Class of 2012Southeast Urogynecology (SEUG) was honored on Oct. 26 as a member of Mississippi's Heath Care Heroes Class of 2012 for outstanding health care professionals whose contributions have increased the wellbeing of the entire community.