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10/23/2018

Still images incorporated into video to assist in story telling

10/16/2018

Great technology saving lives!

To nearly every woman Pattie Allison meets, she sings the praises of the three-dimensional (3D) mammogram she received at AnMed Health in March 2018. Pattie believes that the 3D mammography saved her life.

A tiny malignancy was detected when the radiologist studied the images of her 3D mammogram.

"I have a history of having very dense breasts and fibrocystic breast disease. This malignancy would not have been found without the 3D. It was behind all that density; there would be no way to see it," she said.

Read Pattie's story at: www.anmedhealth.org/3D

08/13/2018

On this website you will find a wealth of multiple sclerosis-related educational materials for patients, families and caregivers.

08/04/2018

Heavy lift small drones... so many possibilities!

Drone technology is quickly evolving –no longer just for military use, these flying robots now have a place within commercial enterprise. Also known as unmanned aerial vehicles, drones today have practical applications, like delivering packages for Amazon or allowing realtors to take aerial video ...

07/02/2018

Congratulations Dr. Dahlman!

His pioneering work in drug delivery has earned BME assistant professor James Dahlman a spot on the MIT Technology Review’s prestigious annual list of Innovators Under 35.

https://b.gatech.edu/2u25Hmi

06/21/2018

06/21/2018

The latest Inside AnMed Health has hit the street!

04/25/2018

Lunch time!!!

TODAY'S SPECIAL

REUBENS SANDWICH @ $8.25
COMES WITH FRIES OR CHIPS.

04/25/2018

Always amazed at the talent these women represent!

04/11/2018

Russell is one of the great care providers at AnMed Health!

Congratulations to Russell Hendrix, a charge nurse in the ICU, on being named the 2017 AnMed Health STAR of the Year.

On his way home after working a 12-hour shift in August, Hendrix, who is also a volunteer fireman, got a call to assist EMS with a patient at her home in Iva. When he arrived, Hendrix noted that the patient was conscious, but very short of breath and her condition was deteriorating quickly. Suspecting she may have a pulmonary embolism, he helped the EMTs get the patient into the ambulance and then climbed aboard himself to help them care for her en route to the emergency room. Shortly after they got on the road, the patient went limp and no longer had a pulse. Hendrix immediately put his critical care expertise into action, beginning chest compressions and giving instructions to the others which ultimately saved the patient’s life. The patient was admitted to the ICU the next day, where Hendrix was able to check on her during his shift.

ICU Nurse Manager Aimee Sharp, who nominated Hendrix, highlighted his sense of service and compassion. “Russell could have easily gone home after working 12 hours and let someone else take the call, but he went to help someone in our community in need. I am so proud of my ICU staff on a daily basis, but instances like this truly demonstrate that I am surrounded by heroes.”

The AnMed Health STAR program is a way for AnMed Health to recognize employees for doing a great job. The STAR program's goal is to reward those individuals and teams who meet and exceed AnMed Health's Organizational Standards and make significant contributions to the mission, vision, and building blocks of AnMed Health by practicing excellent customer service (both internal and external), team leadership/participation, and better cost control and quality.

03/27/2018

You can learn a lot about someone in just five minutes, and first impressions can leave a lasting impact. Sometimes, it only takes five minutes to learn something new, connect over shared interests, or change a person’s mind. It’s just enough time to leave an indelible mark that can last a lifet...

02/12/2018

A little something from my days at Georgia Tech ....

Bill Stanley was Georgia Tech's first African-American architecture graduate. His wife, Ivenue Love-Stanley, was the first African-American woman to earn her architecture degree at Tech. They met on his last day on campus and her first day on campus in 1972. Together they designed the Olympic Aquatic Center built on campus to host swimming, diving, and water polo at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.