Press releases and Feature stories | St. Maarten Medical Center

Some may call her a number, a statistic, that one individual in every 750 persons who is born with only one kidney. But Mary Ettenat calls herself a blessing. She enjoys life, happy to be in good health after getting a better quality of life with a kidney transplant

A few weeks before total kidney failure and her birthday, Teresita Dalson Wilson got her best birthday gift ever, a kidney from her son. With a kidney transplant the 60 year old wife and mother of three received a better quality of life.

How can you achieve a healthier lifestyle? One “bite” at a time! A bite is a small action with daily commitments that lead to a greater cause. Small, steady changes over time lead to big rewards!

Cayhill-For the first time, on Monday, March 2, 2015, the outpatient department administered chemotherapy treatment via an elastomeric pump.

CAYHILL-The St. Maarten Medical Center is proud to announce the addition of a radiologist to its medical staff. Dr. Brice has chosen to work for the St. Maarten Medical Center because of its ambition to improve and progress. For a short period in 2014, he worked at the SMMC as a rotating radiologist. The hospital’s ambition is in line with