Acadia St. Landry Hospital

Yesterday, our very own Barrett Broussard, CDM, CFPP, Director of Nutritional Services and current State Chairman of the Board for the Association of Nutrition & Foodservice Professionals (ANFP), served as the guest speaker and co-chair for the Spring Healthcare Seminar and Food Showcase in Lafayette. This event brought together certified dietary managers, dietitians, and administrators from across Louisiana. We are incredibly proud and grateful to have Barrett's expertise and leadership as part of the Acadia St. Landry Hospital team!

Thanks to the Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce for hosting the New Member Social last night. Dr. Jacob Clement and Melanie Roge, Director of Growth and Strategy, represented The Point Primary Care at Acadia St. Landry Hospital. It was great to meet new members and connect with other local businesses. We appreciate the opportunity to be part of such a strong community!

Staying Connected in Acadia Parish! Acadia St. Landry Hospital attended the?State of the Parish Luncheon today, where local leaders shared updates on key issues impacting our community. We appreciate?Beau Petitjean, Sheriff K.P. Gibson, and Delo Hebert?for their insights and commitment to keeping the community informed.?Thank you to the Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce for fostering engagement and supporting a stronger Acadia Parish! Michael J. LeJeune Garrett Higginbotham Melanie Roge

Yesterday, Dr. Carrie Guidry from The Point Primary Care and Melanie Roge, Director of Growth and Strategy at Acadia St. Landry Hospital, attended their first Leadership EXCEL session. It was a great day of learning, connecting with fellow participants, and diving into Emergenetics with Mr. Ronnie Slone from The Slone Group, LLC. We’re excited to see how this journey enhances their leadership skills and impacts our community!

We are proud to announce that two of our outstanding team members have been selected for the 2025 Leadership Excel cohort, a prestigious program led by the Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce in collaboration with the Jeff Davis Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Carrie Guidry will represent The Point Primary Care, and Melanie Roge’ will represent Acadia St. Landry Hospital in this year-long leadership development program. Designed to enhance leadership skills and deepen community knowledge, Leadership Excel equips participants with hands-on training in areas such as team building, effective communication, decision-making, and media relations. The program also fosters a deeper understanding of key community issues, including government, education, the judicial system, and environmental concerns. We are incredibly proud of Dr. Guidry and Melanie for their commitment to professional growth and community impact. Please join us in congratulating them!

More Than a Hospital: Small Town, Big Care at Acadia St. Landry Hospital Lung cancer remains the?leading cause of cancer-related deaths, but?early detection?significantly improves survival rates. That’s why?Acadia St. Landry Hospital?is proud to partner with the?American Lung Association?through the?Louisiana Lung Cancer Screening Initiative—working to?increase early detection, improve health equity, and reduce lung cancer mortality rates?across our region. Through this initiative,?Low-Dose Lung CT screenings?are available for?eligible individuals, providing a critical tool for detecting lung cancer at its?earliest, most treatable stage. By addressing?barriers to care, we are ensuring more people—especially those in underserved areas—have access to?preventive screenings?that can save lives. Early Detection Saves Lives?– The earlier lung cancer is identified, the greater the chance of successful treatment. Reducing Health Disparities?– Expanding awareness and increasing access to screenings in high-risk communities. Bringing Care Closer to Home?– Making preventive healthcare more accessible without the need for long travel distances. As?healthcare professionals, we play a vital role in?advocating for early detection?and ensuring that patients at risk?receive timely screenings. If you have patients who meet the criteria for?Low-Dose Lung CT screening, encourage them to?talk to their doctor today?about eligibility.

Acadia St. Landry Hospital is looking for?Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs)?to join our healthcare team! If you’re passionate about patient care and want to make an impact in a community-focused hospital, we’d love to hear from you. Apply Now:?Visit our Careers page at?aslh.org Know someone who would be a great fit? Share this opportunity!? Dawn White Woods Garrett Higginbotham

Are you a?Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT)?with a passion for precision, problem-solving, and making a difference? We’re looking for YOU to join our team at?Acadia St. Landry Hospital! If you’re ready to put your skills to work in a place that values?YOU, apply today! Visit our Careers page at?aslh.org Dawn White Woods Joshua Faul

More than a Hospital: Small Town, Big Care At?Acadia St. Landry Hospital, we go beyond traditional care—providing?comprehensive outpatient therapy services designed to help patients recover, regain independence, and improve their quality of life. From?post-surgical rehabilitation to chronic disease management, our therapy teams work closely with?physicians, specialists, and care teams?to ensure seamless, patient-centered recovery. Occupational Therapy?– Helping patients regain functional independence through strength training, fine motor skill development, and adaptive equipment support. Physical Therapy?– Personalized rehabilitation for mobility, pain relief, and injury recovery, including post-surgical therapy and balance training. Speech Therapy?– Specialized treatment for speech, swallowing, and cognitive function, supporting patients recovering from stroke, neurological conditions, and developmental delays. Respiratory Therapy?– Expert care for chronic lung conditions, oxygen therapy, and pulmonary rehabilitation to improve long-term respiratory health. We believe in?collaborative healthcare—working alongside fellow providers to ensure?patients receive the highest level of care close to home. If you’re looking for?a trusted partner in outpatient therapy services, let’s connect.

Exciting News! Michael LeJeune, CEO of Acadia St. Landry Hospital, has joined the Board of 232-Help/Louisiana 211. Since its founding in 1965, 232-Help has been a vital resource for Acadiana, connecting individuals with essential health and human services. With Michael and other outstanding new members on board, 232-Help is stronger than ever as it prepares for its 60th year of service! We’re proud to have leadership at Acadia St. Landry Hospital dedicated to making a lasting impact on our community.