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Take a look inside Columbus State's new NICU simulation lab
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Doctor Recognized by the Medical Association of Georgia for Establishing Columbus’ First Advanced Endoscopy Program
The Medical Association of Georgia has named Dr. Dhruv Chaudhary, an Interventional Gastroenterologist at Piedmont Columbus Regional’s John B. Amos Cancer Center, the 2025 Jack A. Raines, M.D., Humanitarian Award recipient. Dr. Chaudhary was recently presented the award during a Medical Association of Georgia House of Delegates meeting in Savannah.
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Columbus doctor recognized with prestigious award
The Medical Association of Georgia has awarded its highest honor, the 2025 Jack A. Raines, M.D., Humanitarian Award, to Dr. Dhruv Chaudhary, the 2025 Jack A. Raines, M.D., an Interventional Gastroenterologist at Piedmont Columbus Regional’s John B. Amos Cancer Center. Recognized as one of the leading Advanced Endoscopists in...
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Local hospital celebrates 75 years of service
They have a rich history in the Chattahoochee Valley and St. Francis-Emory Healthcare invites the community to join them for a milestone anniversary event tomorrow, Sunday, November 9, from 1:00 pm until 4:00 pm. It includes children’s activities, bounce houses, Teddy bear clinics, and performances from the many organizations the...
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Health Break - St. Francis-Emory Healthcare
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SGMC Health Lanier's Geoff Hardy Named 2025 Hospital Leader of the Year by HomeTown Health, LLC
Geoff Hardy, Administrator of SGMC Health Lanier and SGMC Health Villa, was recently named the 2025 Hospital Leader of the Year by HomeTown Health, LLC. The award was presented during HomeTown Health’s 26th Annual Fall Conference at Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Georgia. HomeTown Health, LLC is a network...
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Piedmont expands local access to diagnostic imaging
Piedmont and Outpatient Imaging Affiliates have entered a joint venture partnership to expand access to convenient, high-quality imaging services across the state of Georgia. Columbus is the first community in which the joint venture is launching, with other Georgia centers set to open in other communities by the end of 2026. Columbus Diagnostic Center has rebranded and is now Piedmont Community Imaging— offering high-quality diagnostic and imaging services with Piedmont’s clinically integrated network of expanded resources and expertise.
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Health Break - St. Francis Center For Breast Health
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Houston County reaches agreement with City of Montezuma
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St. Francis-Emory Healthcare marks 75 years of service and care
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Health Break - St. Francis Center For Surgical Care
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Health Break - St. Francis-Emory Healthcare Chaplain Services
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Troup County jail inmate dies at hospital after medical episode
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Whtiney Stidom preps for Medicare annual enrollment
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Flu, COVID and more: Navigating respiratory virus season
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Piedmont Columbus Regional Continues to Help Train the Next Generation to Provide Quality Care
It was a busy first quarter of Piedmont’s Fiscal Year 2025 at Piedmont Columbus Regional, with expanding access to care and nurturing the next generation of professionals who will continue providing patient-centered care to the community. Piedmont Columbus Regional celebrated the graduation of 54 residents across its Nurse, Family...
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Piedmont Hospital helps address critical healthcare shortage
Every county in West Central Georgia is facing a shortage of doctors, nurses, and pharmacists. The crisis is not isolated to our area; it’s a statewide issue. According to the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), with about 28,000 practicing physicians serving more than 11 million people, Georgia’s physician-to-patient ratio is 23% worse than the national average. And yet, just to maintain even that ratio, the state must add more than 8,000 physicians–including 2,100 in primary care alone–within the next five years. Worse still, as the population grows and ages, and as more physicians reach retirement age, that need could grow.