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Georgia Jones promoted to Revenue Cycle Director

Please join us in congratulating Georgia Jones on her well-deserved promotion to Revenue Cycle Director. With more than 15 years of dedicated healthcare experience, Georgia has been a trusted leader and subject-matter expert since beginning her career in March 2009 with almost 10 years at Memorial Hospital.
 
Georgia holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business with a concentration in Accounting and is a Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT). She is also currently pursuing a Master’s degree, reflecting her continued commitment to professional growth and excellence in healthcare leadership.
 
Throughout her time as Assistant Revenue Cycle Director, Georgia has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership, strategic insight, and a passion for improving revenue cycle performance. Her ability to drive process improvements, mentor teams, and collaborate across departments has made a lasting impact on the organization.
 
As Revenue Cycle Director, Georgia will continue to lead with integrity, innovation, and a strong focus on both financial stewardship and patient-centered care. We are excited to see her continued success and leadership in this expanded role.
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Jessica Williamson promoted to Chief Financial Officer

Congratulations to Jessica Williamson on her promotion from Controller to Chief Financial Officer!

Jessica brings over a decade of business and banking experience and, a wealth of knowledge in financial operations. Her expertise, leadership, and dedication have been instrumental to our success during our recent transitions. We are excited to see her continue to make an impact in this new role.

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Welcome Susan Liipfert Shelton, PhD, CNM, APRN – New Midwife Joining Our Team

We are pleased to announce that Susan Liipfert Shelton, PhD, CNM, APRN, has joined Memorial Hospital and Manor as our newest Certified Nurse Midwife. Susan brings a wealth of clinical, academic, and leadership experience in women’s health and midwifery, along with a strong connection to our community.

Susan holds a PhD in Nursing from Georgia State University, a Master of Science in Nursing with a Midwifery track from Emory University, and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Georgia Baptist College of Nursing at Mercer University.

Her approach to care is firmly rooted in patient-centered practice. Susan believes in listening closely to patients, providing evidence-based education and treatments, and supporting women and families as active partners in their healthcare decisions. She is passionate about midwifery’s focus on birth as a normal life process, wellness promotion, and advocacy for women and families.

Susan’s career journey is especially meaningful to our organization. She began her midwifery career in Bainbridge in 2001 at the Bainbridge Midwife Center, working alongside Drs. Burke and Robinson. She then spent nearly 20 years in nursing education, serving as faculty at Mercer University (Atlanta), the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Florida State University, and currently Georgia College & State University. Most recently, she lives in Tallahassee, where she served as a faculty member and Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Nursing at Florida State University before returning to full-time clinical practice as a CNM in 2022.

In addition to her clinical role at Memorial, Susan is excited to continue teaching in the Nurse Midwifery program at Georgia College and State University, helping educate the next generation of nurses and nurse practitioners.

Susan describes herself as a healthcare partner to her patients—focused on building relationships grounded in trust, respect, and shared goals for health and wellness. Her commitment to safe, high-quality care aligns strongly with our mission and values.

Please join us in welcoming Susan back to Bainbridge and to the Memorial Hospital and Manor family.

Memorial Hospital and Manor Administration

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1st Baby in 2026!! Icelynn Sheffield – Daughter of Jasmine Sheffield

Welcome to our first baby of 2026, Baby IceLynn Sheffield, and to her mother Jasmine Sheffield! Icelynn was born on January 2nd and weighed 5lb 4oz and was 18″ long. Dr. Craig Lenz performed the delivery. A gift basket was given with donations made from Bainbridge Pharmacy, Southwest Georgia Oil, Belk management, Diane Russell, Becky Grantham, Allison Howard – Denton, Norman Ludecke, Sequana Scott, Dave Stirneman, MHM’s LDRP department and several others.
Jasmine, we enjoyed taking care of you and IceLynn, and wish you both a wonderful future!
Nurses in the picture are: (L to R) Logan Holt, Logan Vann and Myra Delk) Not pictured but also at the delivery was Mattie King.
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Mills Welding Contributes $36K to MHM through GA Heart Tax Credit

Thank you Mills Welding for this amazing Georgia Heart Tax Credit contribution! We appreciate you guys partnering with us as soon as you learned you could have a say in where and how your state tax dollars were used! We can’t wait to share with everyone in 2026 the equipment and facility upgrades that come as a result of these contributions! Thank you for choosing to support our local hospital and all the people we serve!

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Tim Smith and Associates, family members, and team members contribute to GA Heart Tax Credit

Thank you to Tim Smith and Associates, Tim, Carla, Ty, and Ryals Smith, and their team members, for all their generous contributions to the Georgia Heart Tax Credit Program in 2025!! It is wonderful being in a community where people and businesses choose to direct their state tax dollars back to our hospital and the health care of our community! We appreciate all of your support this year and thank you for helping us get the word out on this amazing program that is bringing new lines of service and equipment to our friends and neighbors!

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JCI General Contractors Contributes $10K to MHM through GA Heart Tax Credit Program

Thank you JCI General Contractors for your $10K GA Heart Contribution! “At JCI, it is important to us that our tax dollars stay local. Through the Georgia Heart Tax Program we chose to support Memorial Hospital and Manor because investing in local healthcare is an investment in the long-term strength of our region. Access to quality healthcare is essential to the communities where we live and work. We’re proud to support the hospital and the important services it provides.” Ashby Autry -JCI
If you or your business would like to redirect your tax dollars to MHM, call Jamie Sinko at 229-220-4591 to find out more about the program
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PeoplesSouth Bank Contributes $25K to MHM through GA Heart Tax Credit Program

Thank you PeoplesSouth Bank for being an annual contributor through the GA Heart Tax Credit Program! This win win program is an amazing way to keep your State Taxes working here in our own community and supporting the healthcare needs of your family, friends, and neighbors!
“As a community bank located in a rural market, we are honored to participate in supporting our rural hospitals. It gives us great pleasure to give back to our community in both banking and healthcare services.” Alicia Cone- Brank Manager/VP
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MHM designated as Remote Treatment Stroke Center

We are incredibly proud to announce that Memorial Hospital and Manor has been officially designated as a Remote Treatment Stroke Center by the Georgia Department of Public Health!
This achievement reflects the hard work, dedication, and teamwork of every staff member involved in stroke care. From rapid assessment to coordinated treatment, our team is committed to providing the safest, fastest, and highest-quality care for our community.
When it comes to stroke, time is tissue. If your friend or loved one is showing any signs of stroke, get them to the Emergency Room immediately.
Know the signs and symptoms of stroke:
• Sudden numbness or weakness of the face, arm, or leg—especially on one side
• Sudden confusion, trouble speaking, or difficulty understanding speech
• Sudden trouble seeing in one or both eyes
• Sudden trouble walking, dizziness, or loss of balance
• Sudden severe headache with no known cause
We are proud to be recognized as a Remote Treatment Stroke Center, and we want you to feel confident knowing that when you come to MHM, you are receiving the best care—right when it matters most.