It's amazing to witness the heartfelt gesture of the Washington County Regional Medical Center's staff as they wear superhero capes on October 20th to honor the young patients at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Through this initiative, #CapeDayATL.

Hey there! We'd like to invite you to the Extended Care Facility's Fall Festival. It's going to be a fun-filled day with lots of music, food, and games. We hope you can join us for this exciting free event! #FallFestival #ExtendedCareFacility #Music #Food #Games

Anyone who has experienced a painful joint or broken bone realizes how debilitating this can be. However, what many of my patients do not realize is that many of these injuries can be prevented. wcrmc.com/about/clinics

It's an exciting time at WCRMC as we continue to grow and welcome new employees on board! Pictured: Allie Harper, LPN–Specialty Clinic, Courtney Taylor - Adm. Assistant, HR, Jalexsia Harper, LPN–WCFP, and Amere Brinson–Billing Clerk, Registration.#newemployeeorientation

Join us on Wednesdays at 12 noon on our walking trail and take a STEP toward better health! This doctor-led walking group is a safe, fun, and FREE community event where you’ll take a walk (or roll) at your own pace, learn about a health topic, and meet new people. #timeinnature

Michelle Evans, WCRMC's Rehabilitation Services Director, delivered a compelling presentation today at the Washington County Senior Center. Her talk was met with great enthusiasm by the senior attendees, who were fully engaged throughout the session. #Rehabilitation

It was an absolute pleasure networking with our community partners at the Chamber's Business After Hours. The highlight of the evening was Brad May from Ethos Wealth Management, who played the role of a fantastic host and historian tour guide. #BusinessAfterHours

For the next few weeks, WCRMC is conducting maintenance on our walking trail. As a result, we kindly ask everyone to be extra careful while using the trail during this time. Thanks for your cooperation and remember to always prioritize safety first! #safetyfirst #Committed

As we celebrate National Nurse Practitioner's Week, it's important to take a moment to appreciate the tireless dedication and passion shown by the amazing ladies who serve as nurse practitioners in our clinics. #NationalNursePractitionerWeek #nursesrocks #CommittedToTheCommunity

It was a joyous occasion today as we celebrated Mr. Richard Lindsey's retirement from WCRMC. Richard has served as our volunteer president, AP clerk, and Gift Shop treasurer president for over 26 years. Congratulations on your retirement, Mr. Richard Lindsey! #enjoyretirement

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! We wanted to take a moment to wish you all a joyful and peaceful holiday. May your day be filled with love, laughter, and delicious food shared with family. From our family to yours, have a very Happy Thanksgiving! #thanksgiving2023

It was a wonderful day as we celebrated the new location of Washington County Surgical Center, 528 Washington Avenue, Sandersville, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event was graced by the presence of Katie Moncus, Washington County Chamber of Commerce representative.

Every year, millions of people suffer from strokes. It can happen to anyone, at any time. That's why it's crucial to know what to do when someone has a stroke. Recognizing the signs and symptoms early can make all the difference in saving someone's life.#strokeawareness #actfast

Are you looking for a fun way to celebrate the holiday with your furry friend? Look no further than WCRMC's upcoming event! On Thursday, December 14th at 5PM, we are hosting a pet parade at our Christmas at the Gazebo Event, and we invite you to join us! #Cookiesandcocoa

If a stroke is suspected, calling 911 is the best. EMS providers can notify the hospital of a suspected stroke patient on the way. Their quick support could provide a lasting impact on stroke patients. Learn more about how to react Bit.ly/3nINtl3 #WellnessWednesday #EMS

When it comes to stroke, #ReactDontRegret. A friend or family member could lose everything to stroke, but there’s nothing to lose by calling 911. Be prepared to act quickly. #StrokeUrgency Bit.ly/339GPLl

Stroke can happen to anyone, but some factors can be managed. Understand stroke risk factors, such as high cholesterol, diabetes, and other conditions, and be prepared to act the moment something seems off. Bit.ly/3aZhc3T

Yesterday Washington County Regional Medical Center had the pleasure of sharing heart health information for the Pilot International Club of Washington County's 5th Tuesday Program. Participants were thrilled and grateful for the availability of these life-saving services in WC

Look who is wearing red for Women's Heart Health! #NationalWearRedDay #WearRedDay #WomenHeartHealth #dayofred #HeartHealthMonth #RememberOurHearts