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Stapleton, GA · Health
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Fort Gordon hospital's shaky fate: What we know
Meredith Anderson looks at what we know and don't know about the future of Eisenhower Army Medical Center at Fort Gordon.
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Azalea Health Center by Harborview Ratings and Violations
Many nursing homes in the United States do not meet professional standards of care with short-term and long-term residents. In these facilities, people may be subjected to abuse, neglect, or misconduct that causes them harm. Azalea Health Center by Harborview is a nursing home in Augusta, GA, that has faced deficiencies and poor ratings.
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Harlem Pharmacy will be closing its doors within days
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Ossoff gets an answer on future of Fort Gordon hospital
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U.S. vaccine advisers make major change on hepatitis vaccinations
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An update on questions about fate of Fort Gordon’s hospital
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Dr. Valera Hudson explains how to hospital depends on community support
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‘So excited’: Freestanding emergency room opens in Columbia County
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New Doctors Hospital emergency room set to open in Evans
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New Doctors Hospital emergency room opens in Evans
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Doctors Hospital Opens Freestanding Emergency Room in Evans
A new hospital in Evans is now open, after an official ribbon-cutting was held this week at the new Doctors Hospital emergency room in Columbia County. The 10,860-square-foot freestanding facility on North Belair Road will bring expanded medical services to Evans. The emergency room has 11 private treatment rooms and...
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‘So excited’: Freestanding emergency room opens in Columbia County
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We could be in for second severe flu season in a row
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Health experts are warning of the likelihood of a second severe flu season in a row due to lagging vaccinations and a new mutated strain. The strain, called “subclade K,” is behind early surges in the United Kingdom, Canada and Japan. The S.C. Department...
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Learn about the new strain of flu virus that's emerging
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Augusta University receives $2.4M grant to address behavioral health challenges
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A new $2.4 million grant is empowering Augusta University students with hands-on training to address the community’s behavioral health challenges. Local experts say that while the community may struggle with many of these challenges, they hope a new grant will help change that in the long run.