PICTURED: Opening day of the Interventional Pain Institute of Murray (left to right): Skylar Pharris, CRNA; Lana Wade, RN; Melissa Dodd, Clinic Manager; Carolyn Carraway, patient and former MCCH nurse; Tori Stone, RN; and Andrew Rice, CRNA.

 

MURRAY, KY – The Interventional Pain Institute of Murray at Murray-Calloway County Hospital officially welcomed its first patients, marking an exciting milestone in expanding access to comprehensive pain management services for the region.

 

Leading the practice are Skylar Pharris, CRNA, and Andrew Rice, CRNA, who bring clinical expertise and a compassionate, patient-centered approach to helping individuals find relief through personalized pain management treatment plans.

 

The team was especially honored to care for one of its very first patients, Carolyn Carraway, a longtime MCCH employee whose more than 50 years of dedicated service have touched countless lives throughout the organization.

 

Murray-Calloway County Hospital congratulates the Interventional Pain Institute of Murray on its opening day and looks forward to the positive impact the practice will have on patients seeking compassionate, specialized pain management close to home.

 

For more information about the Interventional Pain Institute of Murray, contact 270.762.1240, or visit www.murrayhospital.org. For an appointment, a provider referral is required.