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Nick GarrettAs a Georgia Regents Medical Center (GRMC) benefits eligible employee, you may experience a qualifying life event (QLE) which would warrant a change in your benefits. These events include: Marital status changes (marriage, divorce, legal...
StaffToday, Stephen Vincent Benét, author of “The Devil and Daniel Webster,” is regarded as one of the greatest writers of American antiquity. But did you know he once lived on the Summerville Campus? Were you ever curious how the Sand Hills...
Denise ParrishGeorgia Regents Medical Center has purchased a 30-percent ownership in the Surgery Center of Columbia County. This 21,000-square-foot outpatient day surgery facility in Evans opened in 2007 as a joint venture between University Health Resources, Inc...
Have you reviewed your Hyatt Legal Plan benefits lately? Are you getting the best utilization out of your Legal Plan? If you answered “No” to either of the questions above, then this article is for you. Did you you know that the Hyatt Legal Plan...
The Fall 2015 issue of “The Audit Connection” is now available. Produced by the Office of Internal Audit, “The Audit Connection” is the best source for the latest information about the overall health of Georgia Regents...
There’s no doubting that Dr. Leonard Reeves, associate dean of GRU’s North West Clinical Campus, is a busy man. In addition to his role as associate dean, he also serves as a Family Medicine Doctor in Rome, balancing his time between...
The following email was sent on Sunday, September 27, to members of the GRU and GRHealth community by Shawn Vincent, vice president of Partnerships, International Healthcare and Strategic Affiliations Dear Colleagues, We have some exciting news to...
People in the Augusta area may share in a taste of Chinese culture as Georgia Regents University celebrates the Moon Festival and Confucius Institute Day on Oct. 1. “The Moon Festival and Confucius Institute Day will be a fun family event...
Toni BakerHigh-efficiency transporters that work like a shuttle system to constantly move ions into and out of neurons appear to slam into reverse following a stroke or other injury and start delivering instead too much water, scientists have found. It’s...
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Retired Colonel Judy Mosbey served her country faithfully during World War II. This week, the staff at Georgia War Veterans Nursing Home served her. What was on the menu? Hot tea, finger sandwiches and cake. “No men are allowed,” said...
Cycling is a growing sport, expected to double in revenue in the next five years, according to an industry report by IBISWorld. Dr. Amos Meyers, newly hired assistant professor of kinesiology in the GRU College of Education, hopes to encourage that...
In the national conversation on racial inequity, one group is continuously left on the sideline-those who were here first. Given that Native Americans precedently inhabited America, one would think their inalienable rights should at least match...
Fall has fallen and with it the end of the Bleed for your Team Blood Drive is fast approaching. With only one week left to donate as much blood as they (safely) can, which team will give the most for residents of the CSRA? When last we checked in...
The mission of the Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship (CURS) is to promote and support research, scholarship and creative activity at the undergraduate level. From the very beginning, CURS has made great strides to see that members of...
Arthur TakahashiIf you want to turn your great idea into the next big thing in the marketplace, you have one last chance to register for the Innovation Summit 2015. “We encourage anybody who wants to become a successful innovator to come to the Innovation Summit,”...
Participating in your tax-advantaged 403(b) retirement plan is an effortless way to set aside money for your future. You contribute to the plan by convenient payroll deductions before tax withholdings are calculated. This reduces your taxable...
Malnutrition Awareness Week takes place from Sept. 28 to Oct. 2. In response, the following article was contributed by Carly Moss, an inpatient clinical dietitian at GRHealth: For the past few decades, evidence of America’s battle against obesity...
A breast cancer drug with promise for improving the chance that couples with unexplained infertility can have a baby without increasing their risk of multiple births apparently does not deliver, according to a comparative study. “The question was...
Eric JohnsonOn July 1, the new Care Facilitation Division in the Georgia Regents Medical Center embarked on an initiative to redesign their current care management services, and its administrative director, Gregory Oliver, said the division promises to bring...
The search continues for a new dean of the James M. Hull College of Business, and the mission is clear: find the right person for the job. Finding someone who can not only perform the required duties of the position, but also live up to the...