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WRBL News 3

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New childcare center to begin groundbreaking in early 2027 at Phoebe Sumter Medical Center campus

AMERICUS, Ga. (WRBL) — The Phoebe Sumter Medical Center (PSMC) has a new childcare facility in the works that is set to begin groundbreaking in the beginning of 2027. According to PSMC, they are continuing their plans to construct the on-campus childcare center, the Family Tree. The new facility will be designed to serve more […]

Americus, GA · 12d

WSAV News 3

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Ogeechee Riverkeeper details ‘Forever Chemicals’ found in Georgia

Mullis said the main way people could ingest PFAS is through the consumption of fish.

Georgia · 12d

saportareport.com

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Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta expands pediatric care across rural Georgia

For families in rural Georgia, a trip to the pediatrician can mean hours on the road. In some communities, finding a pediatrician at all is the challenge. Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Mercer University School of Medicine and the Georgia Rural Health Innovation Center are working to change that through a partnership designed to expand pediatric care, strengthen rural hospitals and train the next generation of health care providers. The initiative addresses a shortage that has left more than 60 of Georgia’s 120 rural counties without a pediatrician.

Georgia · 11d
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The Money Overview

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Georgia Medicaid applicants should keep proof of work activity starting in December, a month before the 80-hour test begins Jan. 1

Georgia Medicaid applicants who expect to apply under the Pathways program in 2027 are being told to start keeping proof of their activities in December 2026. The 80-hour-a-month test that federal law adds to Medicaid starts Jan. 1, 2027, and Georgia’s Pathways site says new applicants must meet it starting with the month before they […] The post Georgia Medicaid applicants should keep proof of work activity starting in December, a month before the 80-hour test begins Jan. 1 appeared first on The Money Overview .

Georgia · 14d

CBS News Atlanta

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Georgia doctors rock on stage to support uninsured patients

When the weekend arrives, one Georgia doctor's daily routine shifts from medical charts to song sheets as she takes the stage to support the state's uninsured patients.

Georgia · 14d

WSB Channel 2 Atlanta

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3 more measles cases confirmed in Georgia, health officials say

On Tuesday afternoon, the Georgia Department of public health announced three cases of measles were confirmed in Macon County, resulting from close contacts of a previous case there.

Georgia · 14d

Main Street Dollars

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Georgia power customers behind on bills cannot be cut off from November 15 to March 15 on freezing days if they sign a written payment plan

Georgia electric customers who have fallen behind on their bills get a cold-weather shield starting November 15. Between that date and March 15, a utility may not shut off residential electric service on a day when the forecast is below freezing, as long as the customer has agreed in writing to a payment plan, the […]

Georgia · 17d

The Money Overview

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Georgia’s Pathways Medicaid program expires December 31, CMS told the state, and Georgia must apply federal work rules to its enrollees by January 1, 2027

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has told Georgia that its Pathways to Coverage Medicaid program expires December 31, and that the state must apply the federal Medicaid work requirement to Pathways enrollees no later than January 1, 2027. A letter dated September 25 says the program’s authorities end on December 31 “unless renewed […] The post Georgia’s Pathways Medicaid program expires December 31, CMS told the state, and Georgia must apply federal work rules to its enrollees by January 1, 2027 appeared first on The Money Overview .

Georgia · 18d

thecolumbusceo.com

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2026 Healthy Georgia: Our State of Public Health Released

The Institute of Public and Preventive Health in Augusta University’s School of Public Health has published the fifth edition of “Healthy Georgia: Our State of Public Health,” providing an up-to-date glance at how the Peach State is faring on 31 different health topics. The topics are categorized...

Georgia · 15d

wtxl.com

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Healthcare, cost of living top concerns for Lowndes Co. voters ahead of governor's race

LOWNDES COUNTY, GA (WTXL) — Access to healthcare, the cost of living and education are top of mind for south Georgia voters as they decide who will become the next governor. Glenda Bryant has been a Lowndes County neighbor for nearly 20 years, and this year she wanted to be informed when voting for the next governor. For Bryant, what her grandchildren are learning at school is a priority.

Lowndes County, GA · 19d

forsythco.com

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Senior Services is Breaking the Mold of What You Might Expect

Forsyth County Senior Services is routinely winning state, regional and national awards for their offerings ranging from active adult recreation programs to senior support services all while breaking down barriers in the community!. Senior Services Deputy Director Andrew Greeson joins FoCo Unplugged to talk about how they provide something for...

Forsyth, GA · 19d

GPB News (Georgia Public Broadcasting)

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As access to autism therapy is threatened by cuts to Medicaid, state candidates weigh in

LISTEN: Providers of therapy for children with autism say cuts by leading insurers of public healthcare are threatening much-needed services. GPB's Sofi Gratas reports. Providers of therapy for children with autism say cuts by the leading insurer of public healthcare in Georgia are threatening much needed services. On Thursday, parents...

Georgia · 19d

WSB Channel 2 Atlanta

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4 Georgia families sue Meta, claim data center construction contaminated well water

Four Georgia families are suing Facebook’s parent company, Meta, saying construction of its data center contaminated their well water.

Georgia · 20d

GPB News (Georgia Public Broadcasting)

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REPORT: Harmful 'forever chemicals' found across Georgia water systems

Several water systems in Georgia have tested positive for contamination with PFAS, so-called "forever chemicals" that can last decades in the environment. PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, have historically been used in the manufacturing of products that are non-stick, water- and oil-repellent and in things like firefighting foam and sewage from airports.

Georgia · 19d

wunc.org

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NC and GA's purple politics. Plus, NC DHHS tackles Medicaid and SNAP changes; and the Diaper Bank NC hosts 'Period Prom'

Medicaid, SNAP changes impact NC’s most vulnerable. Federal changes to Medicaid and SNAP requirements stand to jeopardize coverage for thousands of North Carolinians. The NC Department of Health and Human Services hopes to prevent that. Dr. Dev Sangvai, Secretary of the NC Department of Health and Human Services. 0:13:00.

North Carolina · 20d

WSB Channel 2 Atlanta

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‘Forever chemicals’ found in Chattahoochee River, several other Georgia waterways

New research found potentially harmful “forever chemicals” in Georgia rivers, including several sites along the Chattahoochee River-- a major source of drinking water for metro Atlanta.

Georgia · 21d

coosavalleynews.com

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AdventHealth Redmond Hosts Regional Cardiovascular Symposium to Advance Heart Health Across Northwest Georgia

AdventHealth Redmond recently welcomed healthcare professionals from across the region for the 2026 Northwest Georgia Cardiovascular Symposium, a day dedicated to advancing cardiovascular care through education, collaboration and innovation. The symposium brought together physicians, clinicians and healthcare leaders to explore the latest developments in heart and vascular medicine, highlighting evidence-based...

Georgia · 21d

middlegeorgiaceo.com

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Piedmont Macon Performs AFib Procedure Using Advanced Groundbreaking Mapping and Ablation System

Piedmont Macon Medical Center has performed its first treatment of atrial fibrillation using the Affera™ mapping and ablation system with a Sphere-9™ catheter. The groundbreaking system – the first of its kind in Middle Georgia – broadens treatment options for heart patients by using the all-in-one high-density mapping and dual energy ablation catheter. It is used to treat AFib and typical atrial flutter by using radio frequency energy.

Macon, GA · 22d