Supporting Exceptional Birth Experiences
A Message from North Oaks Health System's President & CEO
Now in our 64th year of serving our neighbors, family and friends on the Northshore, North Oaks Health System is making bold investments in our team, services, technology and facilities to ensure access to comprehensive and personalized healthcare to help you live your best and healthiest life.
The North Oaks team of healthcare heroes are as dedicated now to delivering the exceptional care our community deserves as we were when we cared for our first patient in 1960. Our dedication underscores our commitment to our mission of improving lives every time and with every touch.
North Oaks Medical Center Labor & Delivery Suites
We continue to raise the bar when it comes to our already exceptional birth experiences, thanks to recent renovations of North Oaks Medical Center’s Labor & Delivery unit. I encourage you to schedule a tour at www.northoaks.org/labordelivery to meet our team and find out why we have consistently earned the prestigious “Louisiana Birth Ready Plus” recognition for quality and safety year after year.
North Oaks Graduate Medical Education (GME)
Speaking of years, for nearly two decades, we have diligently planned and developed the layers of education and training necessary to create the North Oaks Graduate Medical Education (GME) program as an unparalleled opportunity for residents to learn and grow as physicians. This summer, our efforts culminated in the arrival of our first cohort of internal medicine residents. My gratitude extends to these residents for choosing North Oaks as the starting point for their careers and our GME physician leaders, renowned as some of the most accomplished medical minds in our region, for their commitment to helping to shape Louisiana's medical future!
North Oaks Clinic Building II
As we work to grow our medical staff we are also investing in infrastructure to support them. To that end, construction of the 95,809-square-foot North Oaks Clinic Building II is on pace. Steel is rising from the foundation of the nearly $50 million project. When complete in May 2025, it will stand five stories and significantly increase space for new providers and services, while ensuring we have room to grow for future needs.
North Oaks Outpatient Rehabilitation Services Center
Also in 2025, we look forward to opening the new home of the North Oaks Outpatient Rehabilitation Services center in the former Harley-Davidson building which is located in the heart of downtown Hammond. It will more than double the current space of our existing facility.
All of this is possible because our community believes in the care that we are providing to improve and change lives. Thank you for your loyalty and trust.
Sincerely,
Michele Kidd Sutton, FACHE President & CEO
Seamless Care Saves Local Woman’s Life
Last fall, Tiffany Tyler arrived at North Oaks Medical Center out of breath. “I thought it was the flu. I felt drained.
Just breathing caused pain,” Tyler explained. “I was really, really short of breath. I felt like I was going to pass out.”
Tiffany Tyler
Emergency Department
In the North Oaks Medical Center Emergency Department, Dr. Gary Mall recognized right away that her breathing issues were only part of the problem. Tyler’s heart was not beating normally, and her condition was rapidly deteriorating.
“My heart actually stopped,” Tyler confirmed. “They were trying to bring me back.”
Tyler’s aunt was in the room with her and later described how hard the Emergency Department team fought to revive her. “My aunt could feel how much they actually cared about me. She said they kept saying, ‘We’re not going to lose her.’ She could see the emotion on their faces as they worked to revive me.”
Once Tyler was stabilized, the integrated care available at North Oaks Medical Center meant she got swift resolution to her condition. Dr. Mall collaborated with hospitalists and cardiologists to develop a lifesaving care path for Tyler.
Cardiology
Tyler's health had been severely compromised due to irregular cardiac rhythms, which was disrupting her body's normal function and hampering her lungs' ability to discharge carbon dioxide – a consequence of her heart's abnormal pumping.
They concluded she needed a pacemaker. Dr. Georges Khoueiry, a renowned North Oaks cardiologist, placed it to regulate her heart rhythm.
Pulmonology
During a routine follow-up appointment at North Oaks Pulmonology Clinic later that fall, Nurse Practitioner Jennifer Littell was putting Tyler through the paces of a standard lung function test.
“I just couldn’t do it; it felt like something was stopping me from being able to deep breathe,” Tyler noted. Consequently, further testing followed with the Gastroenterology Department, which revealed that Tyler had stage 3 colon cancer. A tumor was indeed blocking the space her lungs needed to expand.
Hematology & Oncology
It was then that Dr. Georges Tanios with North Oaks Hematology & Oncology became part of Tyler’s care team. He tailored a targeted, cancer-fighting care plan for Tyler that included surgical and chemotherapy interventions.
“The level of care I received was just beyond words,” Tyler praised. “Everyone was incredibly warm and attentive. They truly took the time to listen to my needs.”
“The North Oaks team excels in what they do and truly care about my health and well-being. I’m sticking with North Oaks!”
- Tiffany Tyler
Tyler went on to attribute her survival to the top-notch care she experienced with every provider and in every setting of her healthcare journey with North Oaks Health System. She is convinced that, without the exceptional diagnostic and interventional skills of each North Oaks provider involved in her care, she would not be alive today.
North Oaks Patient
Heading Off SINUS ISSUES
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, sinusitis affects nearly 29 million people each year. Common symptoms such as sinus pressure, headache, postnasal drip, fatigue, runny nose, bad breath, upper teeth discomfort and congestion are relatable for 12 percent of the population, or one in every eight people. In 10 percent of sinusitis cases, the condition is chronic. This type causes inflammation in the sinuses or a sinus infection with symptoms that persist for 12 weeks or more.
Chronic sinusitis symptoms can trigger endless discomfort, characterized by significant pressure, pain and dependence on over-the-counter medication to get relief. Some cases are caused by narrowed airways and polyps that can develop in the nasal cavity and sinuses. The pain and pressure will continue until the blockage is removed.
While not serious, it can make you feel miserable, necessitating an evaluation by a specialist in otolaryngology, more commonly known as an ear, nose and throat specialist or ENT.
North Oaks’ ENTs are experts at intervening with personalized solutions to help their patients end the cycle of chronic sinusitis discomfort. With locations in Hammond and Livingston, they offer a full spectrum of treatment options including balloon sinuplasty. This minimally invasive procedure requires little downtime and effectively clears blockages without the need to cut into nasal bone or tissue.
Hammond Locations
North Oaks ENT & Allergy Clinic 15813 Paul Vega, MD, Dr. Northshore ENT 42401 Pelican Professional Park
If you are ready to breathe easy again, call 985-230-2778, visit www.northoaks.org/breathe, or scan the QR code to schedule an appointment with a North Oaks ENT to get a tailormade treatment plan just for you.
Our Sinusitis Treatment Experts
Livingston Location
North Oaks ENT & Allergy Clinic 17199 Spring Ranch Rd.
D’Antoni C. Dennis , MD
Jacques C. Peltier , MD
Jeffrey B. LaCour , MD
Nancy R. Mellin , MD
Leslie Wood , FNP-BC
Supporting Exceptional Birth Experiences
When it comes to delivering exceptional support for healthy pregnancies, birthing and postpartum experiences, North Oaks continues to set the standard on the Northshore.
Exceptional Quality and Safety
For four consecutive years, North Oaks Medical Center has ranked as a “Louisiana Birth Ready Plus” hospital as designated by the Louisiana Department of Health & the Louisiana Perinatal Quality Collaborative (LaPQC). This distinction places North Oaks among 18 birthing hospitals in the state meeting the highest threshold for quality, safety and patient partnership.
“We are dedicated to excellence,” asserted Tamara Mitchell, director of Women & Children’s Services at North Oaks Medical Center. “This achievement reaffirms our commitment to enhancing the lives of mothers, babies and their families. Earning this designation four years in a row underscores our diligent and consistent commitment to the healthiest outcomes possible for our community.”
As a birthing hospital, North Oaks Medical Center is also recognized by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana as a Blue Distinction© Center+ for Maternity Care as part of its Blue Distinction Specialty Care program. The hospital has also earned the highest breastfeeding quality “Gift” designation from the Louisiana Department of Health for fully supporting breastfeeding mothers. Additionally, the hospital's Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) ranks among the top 25 percent in the nation according to the prestigious Vermont-Oxford Network.
Exceptional Accommodations
The top-tier care provided by the hospital’s women and children’s team converges with comfortable and well-appointed surroundings for families to welcome new additions, thanks to a comprehensive renovation of the hospital’s Labor & Delivery wing.
The refurbishment includes freshly painted walls, new flooring, lighting, cabinets, bathrooms and doors. Enhancements extend to the birthing suites, obstetrical rooms, medication rooms, guest bathrooms, nurses' stations, cesarean section rooms and waiting areas.
According to Mitchell, "These renovations reflect our enduring commitment to offering families the advanced technology and medical care of unparalleled skill and compassion to create memorable birth experiences for expectant mothers and their newborns.”
Exceptional Support
More than 220 mothers and mothers-to-be and their families had the opportunity to be among the first members of the community to tour the renovated at Labor and Delivery units at North Oaks’ inaugural Motherhood & Birth Fair this summer.
Derrick and Brittany Ducote from Albany shared, “It really put my mind at ease and made me feel comfortable to get acquainted with the staff and see the facilities ahead of my due date.”
The fair was the first of its kind in Tangipahoa Parish, helping promote and support healthy pregnancies and postpartum experiences with the aid of 34 event volunteers and 44 community partners.
In addition to tours, participants browsed more than 40 vendor booths and participated in breakout educational sessions.
Topics ranged from “An Open Forum on Adoption in Louisiana” to “The Continuum of Care: Before, During and After Pregnancy and Delivery,” presented by a panel of providers from North Oaks Health System’s own Magnolia Obstetrics & Gynecology clinic and community partners from North Oaks Obstetrics & Gynecology clinic. Other topics included “Nutrition for Pregnancy & Postpartum” and “Postpartum Mental Health: In and Beyond the Hospital.”
Dr. Jaime Edwards with Magnolia Obstetrics & Gynecology, a department of North Oaks Medical Center, asserted, “Our panel presentation on the continuum of care was very well attended with a lot of questions asked – even from fathers. That was good to see.”
Fellow panelist Dr. Dwan Mabry with North Oaks Obstetrics & Gynecology, added, “Participants have been really impressed with the amount of education they have received today. It’s been a tremendous success coming out of the gate.”
“This has been wonderful. I think that this outreach has really showcased everything that this area and North Oaks have to offer Northshore families.”
- Dr. Elizabeth Fritz, North Oaks Pediatric Clinic
Car seat safety checks, installations and demos, compliments of the Louisiana Passenger Safety Task Force, also were offered at the event.
Grace Skopec, a North Oaks community health educator who leads the health system’s prenatal class series and is a nationally certified Child Passenger Safety Technician, was also part of the effort. “The turnout was exciting. We had a steady stream of parents bringing their vehicles through to get their car seats checked,” Skopec stated. “For parents who didn't bring a car seat, we were able to use a demo seat to simulate the installation process.”
For Kaimana and Rachel Kauhola of Independence, the car seat checkpoint was one of many attractions. “We just moved here from Washington state last year. It’s extremely helpful to know the car seat is installed correctly and to browse all the different resources that are available,” Rachel noted.
The Motherhood & Birth Fair was so well received by the community that plans are underway to host another one on Saturday, November 16. Registration and more details are now
The family also toured Labor & Delivery. “I really appreciated that everything is family-oriented,” observed Kaimana. “It reminded me of the culture back home in Hawaii where I’m originally from. The staff was open to answering any questions we had and welcomed suggestions as well.”
“I've never gone through this process before, so seeing where I'll be helps me feel prepared for what I’m going into.”
- Rachel Kauhola
The appeal of the birth fair extended to the Southshore with couples like Kateri and Archie Washington and Karli Meunier and Damani Wells of Metairie making the drive to Hammond. “I want to have my baby here when the time comes,” asserted Kateri. “I enjoyed the tour. I’m most impressed by how professional and genuine the staff is.”
Karli echoed Kateri’s comments: “We love it here. The Labor & Delivery area is very nice and big. I love that the baby can room with me. Everyone made you feel like family and answered our questions. We have decided to switch our physician and hospital to North Oaks even though we live 45 minutes away. I’m ready to make an appointment.”
“It’s definitely worth the drive,” Wells added. “I didn’t expect half of what I saw on the tour, and I love that I can participate in skin-to-skin bonding after the baby is born.”
Saleta Costanza, vice president of North Oaks Health System’s Primary Care and Population Health service lines, explained, “That is what the Motherhood & Birth Fair was all about – displaying the best practices that make our hospital and providers the Northshore’s healthcare partner of choice for exceptional birth experiences. In the process, it also highlighted the vibrant community of organizations and businesses who share our passion for supporting women and families along the journey to parenthood.”
Teens Spend Summer
Volunteering at North Oaks
Twenty-seven teens served more than 1,300 hours this summer through the health system’s Junior Volunteer program. The program offered high school students, ages 14 to 17, opportunities for community service and career exploration. North Oaks’ junior volunteers represented 11 Louisiana high schools found in East Baton Rouge, Livingston, Natchitoches, Orleans, Tangipahoa and St. Tammany parishes and one high school in Martinsville, Virginia.
Scan this QR code or visit www.northoaks.org/volunteer to explore ways you can make a difference as a North Oaks volunteer!
Did You Know? Every two seconds, someone in the United States needs lifesaving blood.
Blood shortages can happen at any time, and blood donations are needed year-round. A low blood supply can negatively affect hospitals and trauma centers like North Oaks Medical Center impacting our ability to provide lifesaving patient care.
“Not only is donating blood synonymous with good citizenship and helping your fellow man, but also it may surprise you to learn that it has health benefits for you,” notes Dr. Robert Peltier, chief medical officer for North Oaks Health System, who is pictured donating with his son Lawton. “For example, giving blood has been linked to lower blood pressure and a lower risk for heart attack.”
Anyone who is 17 and older and weighs at least 110 pounds can donate blood, and 16-year-olds can give too as long as they weigh at least 130 pounds and have signed parental consent. Please help save lives by donating blood and encouraging your friends and family to donate with you. Scan this QR code or visit www.northoaks.org/blood to find a location of The Blood Center near you.
Win Four suite-level tickets to the Eras Tour concert in New Orleans.
The North Oaks Foundation is holding a raffle for Four Suite-Level Tickets for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour stop in New Orleans at Caesar’s Superdome on Sunday, October 27!
Food and drinks available for suite guests. Watch the drawing on Facebook Live at “MyNorthOaks” on Monday, October 14, at 1 pm.
Coaches Seminar Raises the Bar
Livingston parish schools and youth programs took part in North Oaks Sports Medicine's annual Coaches Seminar this fall. Keynote speaker Jeremy White, head volleyball coach at Southeastern Louisiana University, inspired everyone with insights on how to coach the modern athlete and tips on building a strong team culture.
The North Oaks team of certified high school and collegiate athletic trainers and sports performance specialists also led continuing education sessions on sports nutrition, concussion protocols, in-season training and safety policies.
To learn more about the ways that North Oaks Sports Medicine is working in the community to keep student-athletes healthy on and off the field, visit www.northoaks.org/sportsmedicine.
Buy raffle tickets at $100 each at www.northoaks.org/swift or by scanning this QR code.
One winner will receive all 4 tickets.
Sutton Steps into Key State & National Healthcare Leadership Roles
Demonstrating a firm commitment to advancing excellence in healthcare leadership, North Oaks President & CEO Michele Kidd Sutton, FACHE, is currently serving as the chair-elect for both the Board of Trustees of the Louisiana Hospital Association (LHA) aand the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE). In both roles, Sutton is serving the first part of a three-year term followed by terms as chair and immediate past chair.
Established in 1926, the Louisiana Hospital Association is a non-profit organization representing hospitals and healthcare systems across the state. The mission of the LHA is to support its members through advocacy, education and services.
The ACHE is an international professional society of more than 50,000 healthcare executives who lead hospitals, healthcare systems and other healthcare organizations. ACHE’s mission is to advance members and healthcare management excellence.
Sutton also is a prominent figure in Louisiana’s business community, serving on the Committee of 100 for Economic Development, Inc.
From left, ACHE Chair-elect Michele Kidd Sutton, FACHE, is pictured with
Complimentary Health Screenings with North Oaks Mobile Care
North Oaks Mobile Care and its partners are driving change in access to healthcare. Our clinic-on-wheels is trekking across Tangipahoa and Livingston parishes to offer primary care services, complimentary health screenings and education at a community center near you.
Ponchatoula
Bohning’s Supermarket, 143 Gateway Dr. 11 am to 4 pm • Sept. 17
Robert
Robert Supermarket, 22610 U.S. Hwy. 190 11 am to 4 pm • Sept. 18 and Sept. 26
Denham Springs Springfield
Planet Fitness, 2334 S. Range Rd. 11 am to 3:30 pm • Sept. 19
Carter’s Supermarket, 31459 LA-22 10:30 am to 3:30 pm • Sept. 24
Welcome, New Providers
Call 985-230-CARE (2273) or visit www.northoaks.org/mobilecare to learn more or to request the North Oaks Mobile Care attend your community event.
Medical providers have a choice when determining where to practice medicine, and several are choosing North Oaks. We are delighted they have chosen North Oaks to provide high-quality, compassionate care to the community. Please join us in welcoming them.
1. Michelle Bridges, APRN, WHNP-BC* Obstetrics & Gynecology Magnolia Obstetrics & Gynecology
985-230-2778
2. Edward Burkhardt, MD* Neurosurgery North Oaks Neurosurgery Clinic 985-230-2778
3. Kayla Burkhardt, MD* Obstetrics & Gynecology Magnolia Obstetrics & Gynecology
985-230-2778
4. LaVias Burns, MD* Obstetrics & Gynecology Magnolia Obstetrics & Gynecology
985-230-2778
5. Amanda Deadmond, MD* Obstetrics & Gynecology Magnolia Obstetrics & Gynecology 985-230-2778
6. Hailey M. Detillier, PA-C* Cardiology North Oaks Cardiology Clinic 985-230-7350
7. Paige Falgout, APRN, CNM* Obstetrics & Gynecology Magnolia Obstetrics & Gynecology 985-230-2778
8. Dayana Frazer, PA-C* Cardiology North Oaks Cardiology Clinic 985-230-7350
9. Kristina Gross, FNP Internal Medicine Clinic of Tangipahoa 985-542-6251
10. Brooke LeBlanc, MD* Anesthesiology North Oaks Medical Center 985-345-2700
11. Hongvan Le, MD Pediatric Ophthalmology Pediatric Eye Care Center 225-766-3437
12. Kaitlyn Methvien, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, APRN* Primary Care North Oaks Primary Care –Livingston 225-686-4899
13. Thien Ninh, MD* Physiatry North Oaks Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Clinic North Oaks Rehabilitation Hospital 985-230-2778
14. Alexa Parria, FNP-C Stalder Plastic Surgery 504-800-8058
15. Aadit Patel, MD* Plastic Surgery North Oaks Surgical Associates 985-230-2778
16. Anish Shah, DO* Infectious Disease North Oaks Infectious Disease Clinic 985-230-2778
17. Kristin A. Signater, MD* Pulmonologist North Oaks Pulmonology 985-230-2778
18. William Smith, DO* Cardiothoracic Surgery North Oaks Cardiovascular Institute 985-230-7350
19. Alison Thornhill, FNP-C Nephrology S. Tahseen Rab, MD 985-340-7868
COMMUNITY EDUCATION & SUPPORT FOR HEALTHY LIFESTYLES SPECIAL EVENTS
All classes are complimentary and held in the E. Brent Dufreche Conference Center, located within North Oaks Diagnostic Center at 15837 Paul Vega, MD, Dr. in Hammond, unless otherwise noted.
American Heart Association CPR & First Aid Classes
• Basic Life Support/Healthcare Provider CPR: $50
• CPR for Friends & Family
• Instructor-led Skills Session for Online Courses by Appointment
Classes for Families & Children
• Body Beautiful I – Puberty for Girls
• Body Beautiful II – Self-esteem and Peer Pressure for Girls
• Breastfeeding
• Car Seat Fitting Station | By Appointment
• Prenatal Class: Labor & Delivery
• Prenatal Class: Labor Comfort & Support
• Prenatal Class: Newborn Care, Postpartum Recovery & Tour
Diabetes Education Meetings
• Dawn Phenomenon & Somogyi Effect (October)
• Healthy Holiday Eating (November)
Support Group Meetings
• Amputee Support Group*
• Grief Support Group^
• Stroke Support Group of Hammond*
• Traumatic Brain Injury/Spinal Cord Injury Support Group*
• Cancer Support Group+
• Caregiver Support Group+
* Meets in the North Oaks Rehabilitation Hospital Classroom
^ Meets at North Oaks Hospice
+ In-person and virtual options
New! Tobacco Cessation Education Meetings
Tobacco Cessation Seminars provide you with the knowledge, tools and support you need to successfully quit smoking and improve your health.
Southeastern Louisiana University’s North Oaks Hall of Fame Weekend Tailgate
Saturday, Sept. 14 | 2:30 to 5:30 pm | Friendship Circle at Southeastern Louisiana University
Lion Up! Enjoy complimentary refreshments and family fun and games in Friendship Circle until kickoff at 6 pm against the Eastern Washington Eagles. Just look for the blue North Oaks tents!
Tackling Diabetes Educational Session
Tuesday, Sept. 17 | 4:30 to 7 pm | E. Brent Dufreche Conference Center
Huddle up with the North Oaks team to tackle hot topics in pre-diabetes and diabetes management. Browse resources from 4:30 to 5 pm and take part in educational sessions from 5 to 7 pm to gain insights from our panel of experts in diabetes care.
Learn more at www.northoaks.org/tacklediabetes.
Seventh Annual North Oaks Trauma Symposium: Prepared for the Unexpected
Friday, Nov. 8 | 7:30 am to 3 pm | War Memorial Student Union
Ballroom at Southeastern Louisiana University
Healthcare providers are invited to explore the latest advancements in trauma care, techniques and protocols during this day long continuing education opportunity made possible in partnership with the North Oaks Foundation and Southeastern Louisiana University College of Nursing and Health Sciences. Contact hours for continuing nursing education are pending approval. North Oaks Health System is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Louisiana State Nurses Association, an accredited approver of the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Learn more at www.northoaks.org/trauma2024.
Motherhood & Birth Fair
Saturday, Nov. 16 | 10 am to 4 pm | E. Brent Dufreche Conference Center
There are many paths to parenthood, and the North Oaks Motherhood & Birth Fair will help families connect with local businesses, organizations and resources that cater to the needs of parents-to-be and their babies. Tour North Oaks Medical Center’s Labor & Delivery Suites, get a safety check for your car seat, shop with vendors, indulge in delicious food-truck fare and enter to win door prizes and other useful items for your journey to becoming a new mom.
Learn more at www.northoaks.org/birthfair.
Scan the QR code or visit www.northoaks.org/calendar for registration and to browse our Community Education calendar in its entirety.
North Oaks Health System
15790 Paul Vega, MD, Drive • Hammond, LA 70403
Phone: 985-230-6647 • Fax: 985-230-1038
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Dr. William Smith Cardiothoracic Surgeon to Dr. Jose Mena welcomes new
partner North Oaks Cardiovascular Institute
Dr. Smith joins renowned Cardiothoracic & Peripheral Vascular Surgeon
Dr. Jose Mena in the Cardiovascular Institute at North Oaks. Dr. Smith specializes in adult cardiothoracic surgery, general thoracic surgery and robotic lung surgery. He focuses on the patient’s health by working with cardiologists, pulmonologists and internal medicine teams to diagnose and treat chronic and recurring cardiovascular conditions.
Dr. Smith is a member of the Southern Thoracic Surgical Association, Society of Thoracic Surgeons and American Osteopathic Association. Drs. Mena and Smith will work collaboratively to advance heart health on the Northshore.
To learn more or to schedule an appointment, call 985-230-2778. Visit www.northoaks.org/cvi to learn more about the North Oaks Cardiovascular Institute. Accepting New Patients.
Dr. Smith served in the U.S. Air Force for 13 years, achieving the rank of Major before transitioning to the private sector. His previous experience includes a fellowship in Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery at Ochsner Clinic in New Orleans – a 2-year ACGME-accredited Thoracic Surgery residency – after completing a 5-year General Surgery residency at Keesler Medical Center, Keesler Air Force Base, MS. He is board certified in Thoracic Surgery and General Surgery.
Cardiovascular Institute
15813 Paul Vega, MD Drive, Suite 403 • Hammond, LA
Dr. Jose Mena Cardiothoracic & Peripheral Vascular Surgeon