Augusta University
Henry HanksThis year's theme is "We are stronger... Because of COVID."
Dr. Matt Lyon with the Department of Emergency Medicine and Dr. David Fallaw, chief medical information officer at AU Health, were among those who led the webinar.
Jennifer Hilliard ScottDr. Sharon Beall, a pediatrician who specializes in the care of children who are living with life-limiting conditions, is the new medical director for the Pediatric Palliative Care and Hospice Program at the Children’s Hospital of Georgia.
Chris CurryMost everybody shares the same reaction to learning they have to undergo a colonoscopy. However, Kenneth J. Vega, MD, has made it his mission to turn anxiety, fear, and stress about the procedure into peace, calmness, and relaxation about the...
“It will be an honor to join the top-notch team at GWVNH to provide outstanding care to some of America’s war heroes in this challenging season of their lives.”
StaffAugusta Regional Airport will be the base for Augusta University Health’s air medical program, AU Health AirCare.
Closing the hole used to require open heart surgery, but it can now be done in a minimally invasive fashion.
Henson is a neuro-oncologist with more than two decades of experience treating patients with brain tumors and other tumors of the nervous system.
Heather HenleyLt. Gov. Geoff Duncan said Augusta University Health's community clinics to bring COVID-19 vaccinations to underserved areas could serve as a "model for other areas around the state" during a visit Feb. 25.
Lisa KaylorAU Health employees who use Lexicomp can now access the medication database via app on their personal devices.
Tuesday was an opportunity for the community to show appreciation for our health care heroes by cheering them on as they were greeted with a red carpet.
Stacey EidsonBlack, Latinx, Pacific Islanders and Indigenous Americans all have a COVID-19 death rate of at least double that of white Americans. Augusta University and AU Health are actively addressing these health care disparities and promoting COVID-19...
Augusta University Health will launch a new air medical program this year in partnership with Metro Aviation.
A limited number of badge pulls are available for $5 each, with proceeds to benefit patient and family support.
Infusions of Bamlanivimab will be offered for high-risk patients with COVID-19 and an upcoming webinar explains more about the treatment.
It’s better to be safe than sorry. Seek immediate medical attention if you experience these symptoms.
Over the next year, Jagwire will present a series of stories addressing racial and ethnic health care disparities and the ways Augusta University and AU Health are working to help.
Those enrolled in the program will also take additional courses focusing on data-driven clinical decision-making and fundamental health economic concepts.
“These sessions will provide a safe space for sharing and we hope to provide a more broad feeling of connectedness in these difficult days.”
Augusta University Health opened a new vaccine clinic Wednesday, Feb. 10, at Washington Square shopping center on Washington Road.