It's a day many hospitals are waiting for. It's finally come for one here in Dothan!
DOTHAN, Ala. - It is a day many hospitals are hoping for. Here in Dothan, that day has finally arrived for Flowers Hospital.
As of 10:26pm Wednesday night Flowers Hospital officially has zero COVID-19 inpatient cases. A number the hospital has not seen since the beginning of the pandemic.CEO, Jeff Brannon, says this wouldn’t have been accomplished without everyone doing their part.. “Well, I think that people have done a good job of one getting vaccinated two taking better care of themselves wearing the masks I think good hand washing I think we as a society have gotten better at those things so that in itself will help us on a go forward basis,” said Jeff Brannon - CEO, Flowers Hospital.Also for those who may have been putting off needed wellness checks, Brannon says you are safe to begin scheduling those appointments now.
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