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Even as COVID-19 restrictions ease, pandemic stress still takes a toll on our mental health.

Your Health

For Some, This May Be the Hardest Chapter of the Pandemic

Expert care from the team at Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center – the region’s only Level I Trauma Center – helped Timothy survive from life-threatening injuries after he was shot five times during a home invasion.

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After Surviving Five Gunshot Wounds During a Home Invasion, Timothy Gives Thanks to Level I Trauma Center

We’re promising primary care, women’s care and pediatric appointments within 24 hours, offering priority appointments to specialty care and more – online, in person and on your schedule.

Primary Care, Your Health

The Future of Primary Care, Designed for You

Jennifer Fish needed a new kidney, and her sister Allison desperately wanted to help. But when Allison found out she wasn’t a match, the sisters found help through a paired exchange program. In the end, Allison’s kidney helped a man named William and a generous donor named Susan gave her living kidney to Jennifer.

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Two Sisters, Two Donors: A Kidney Donation Exchange Changes Two Lives

A pilot program launched during COVID-19 inspires a new virtual program for heart patients.

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Pilot Program Brings Care Home to Heart Patients

Donald “Lucky” Polk learned two hard lessons about strokes, and now, he wants to spread stroke awareness to others.

Your Health

A Survivor Shares Lessons About Strokes, Learned the Hard Way

Even healthy and active 40-year-olds like Rob Hartley can receive signals that something in their body is wrong. A bout with colon cancer taught him that signals need to be heeded.

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Rob Learns a Lesson After Ignoring Signs That Eventually Pointed to Colon Cancer

Deborah Denny was only 49 years old when she was diagnosed with rectal cancer, despite no family history of the disease. Fortunately, her cancer was caught early and was easily treatable. In Deborah’s case, being proactive about her health made all the difference.

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Deborah’s Proactive Approach Led to Early Discovery, and Successful Treatment, of Rectal Cancer

The COVID-19 pandemic interrupted everything, including annual preventative care visits for many. Fortunately, vaccines are available and efforts to beat the pandemic are starting to pay off. But before you jump back into your favorite activities, don’t forget to schedule a well visit with your doctor. It’s your ticket to a healthy 2021 and beyond.

Your Health, Primary Care

Did You Skip a Well Visit in 2020? Now’s the Time to Get Your Health Back on Track

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