Augusta University
"It really was a miracle."
“The care we received and how quickly we got in for our surgery, it blew my mind."
Browse the gallery to see some of the winners of the 2019 May is for Miracles and their displays.
Edra Adams has been able to channel her passion for working with babies into a full-time career as a Neonatal ICU nurse.
Baby, come back! We're celebrating you.
Matt and Julianne Kirkland's quadruplets were born two months early. In recognition of Neonatal Intensive Care Awareness Month in September, find out what life has been like for the family with four toddlers since they left the Children's Hospital...
AU Medical Center to open Augusta’s first 24/7 OB Emergency Department.
Find out who won the May is for Miracles Contest.
The Children’s Hospital of Georgia (CHOG) at Augusta University has successfully reached 100 percent accuracy in the management of mother’s milk since December 2015.
Miracle Treat Day is an annual Dairy Queen fundraiser that supports Children’s Hospital of Georgia, the local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital. For every DQ Blizzard sold, $1 goes to CMN Hospitals, and all local proceeds stay local...
Help CHOG, the local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital, by participating in Miracle Treat Day.
NICU cuddler: rock, hug, soothe, play. — Nancy Hussey, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit volunteer Read the story of Nancy Hussey, a volunteer in the CHOG Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, as we celebrate National Volunteer Week: hen Dr. Bill Dolan...
Children’s Hospital of Georgia and Shepeard Community Blood Center team up for World Prematurity Day event on Nov. 17 EDITORIAL NOTE: Noon is designated time for media coverage. We will identify a parent of a premature infant for interviews. Please...
