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Dr. Miranda Horton will treat ear, nose and throat issues in both adults and children.
Dr. Roberto Rodriguez and Dr. David Dean will bring their advanced expertise in cardiac surgery to Savannah and southeast Georgia.
Memorial Health and HCA Healthcare recognized for their efforts to recruit, mentor and retain U.S. service members and spouses.
Stroke program earns American Heart Association award for its commitment to best practices and life-saving care.
Joshua Ferrell, MD, will lead Memorial Health's family medicine residency program.
Memorial Health welcomes board-certified Interventional Cardiologist, Dr. Mazen Khalil, as the newest member of our heart care team.
HCA Healthcare, HCA Healthcare South Atlantic Division and Memorial Health announce partnership with Savannah State University.
This achievement reflects Memorial Health's dedication to providing a safe, high quality care experience for all patients.
Dr. Oliver Whipple has been selected to lead Memorial Health's General Surgery Residency Program.
Claudia Emami, MD, has joined Memorial Health as its new Associate Chief Medical Officer.
Talbert will work with the GHA Board to advocate for the highest quality care for patients in Georgia hospitals.
Breast surgeon Dr. Katie Bennett has joined Memorial Health University Physicians Breast Care
New location will allow patients to receive comprehensive heart care closer to home.
Dr. Michael Kennedy is a general surgeon with advanced expertise in endoscopic and laparoscopic techniques.
Dr. Sashia Malone and Dr. Mariah Piazza have joined Memorial Health University Physicians Women's Care network.
Jeremy Gallman has joined Memorial Health as its new Chief Operating Officer.
Memorial Health's Level 1 trauma center provides the highest level of trauma care based on national ACS standards.
Memorial Health is pleased to be one of the sites enrolling in this landmark clinical trial.
Dr. Taylor Parks has joined Memorial Health University Physicians Children's Care GI & Surgery in Savannah, GA.
Dr. Ashley Cheek has joined Memorial Health University Physicians Children's Care.
Hospital leaders and colleagues stuffed and distribute backpacks filled with school supplies.
Memorial Health is pleased to announce Tami Taylor, DNP, MBA, RN, NEA-BC, has joined the organization as its new Chief Nursing Officer.
Memorial Health is pleased to announce Corbi Milligan, MD, MBA, FACP, FACHE, as its new Chief Medical Officer.
This grade celebrates Memorial Health's achievements in prioritizing patient safety by protecting patients from preventable harm and errors.
Fellowship-trained master robotic and general surgeon, T. Ellis "Chip" Barnes IV, MD, has joined Memorial Health.
Dr. Hoi Tik Hyde Yuen, board-certified OB/GYN and fellowship-trained urogynecologist, will now see patients in Vidalia, GA.
Memorial Health is pleased to announce Bradley (Brad) S. Talbert, FACHE as its new Chief Executive Officer.
MHUP is pleased to announce that Dr. Amelia Sheehan Bostwick has expanded her services to Women's Care - Islands location.
Memorial Health is participating in a clinical trial to evaluate the safety & effectiveness of pulsed field ablation to treat A-Fib.
Many companies are now offering enhanced wellness benefits for their employees, usually as part of their health insurance package.
Memorial Health is the first in southeast GA to provide innovative brain tumor treatment that gives patients hope and more time.
HCA Healthcare’s South Atlantic Division has completed the purchase of Meadows Health in Vidalia, GA.
Memorial Health is the first hospital in Georgia to offer innovative single port (SP) robotic surgery system.
Memorial Health has earned certification from DNV GL - Healthcare as a Comprehensive Stroke Center, reflecting the highest level of competence...
Memorial Health received approval from the state to build freestanding emergency rooms in Pooler and Richmond Hill. Medical care will be provided...
Memorial Health is the first healthcare system in Georgia to offer robotic-assisted bronchoscopy for early detection of lung cancer.
Memorial Health is and has always been a safe place to get medical care. Now, as we move forward and re-open services, we are taking unprecedented...
To protect our patients, guests and caregivers, effective tomorrow, the hospital will be limiting public entrances.