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MISCELLANEOUSElderly or disabled and want to stay at home? Our ...
Sep 29, 2022
St. Joseph’s/Candler's Georgia Infirmary offers SOURCE and CCSP waiver programs to assist with home and day support. Continue Reading -
MISCELLANEOUSGeorgia Infirmary Adult Day Health Center: Helping...
Sep 27, 2022
The Georgia Infirmary Adult Day Health Center helps the disabled and elderly maintain good health in a fun, caring and safe environment. Continue Reading -
MISCELLANEOUSSt. Joseph’s/Candler continues rich tradition of c...
Sep 27, 2022
For nearly 200 years, the Georgia Infirmary has served the most vulnerable and underserved population in our communities with programs like case management, primary care and Adult Day Health services. Continue Reading -
WOMEN'S CAREWhat is gestational diabetes?
Sep 22, 2022
Savannah OB/GYN Dr. Aishawarya Sarkar explains causes, risk factors and more about gestational diabetes, a common pregnancy condition. Continue Reading -
WOMEN'S CARE, CANCERWhat you need to know about ovarian cancer
Sep 20, 2022
Lizzy Norton, a nurse practitioner at SJ/C Gynecologic Oncology and Surgical Specialists, explains why ovarian cancer is known as a "silent killer" and what you can do about it. Continue Reading -
MISCELLANEOUSWhat are the signs of sepsis?
Sep 15, 2022
St. Joseph’s/Candler Sepsis Coordinator Liz McClellan discusses symptoms, treatment and prevention of sepsis. Continue Reading -
WOMEN'S CAREFeeling a little blue after having a baby? That’s ...
Sep 8, 2022
Having a baby is a joyous time, but it also can come with a lot of unexplained varied emotions and bouts of sadness. Here are steps you can take to cope with postpartum blues or depression. Continue Reading -
WOMEN'S CAREWhat is polycystic ovary syndrome?
Sep 1, 2022
Longtime OB/GYN Dr. Jerry Lucas explains this common female reproductive condition and its potential long term side effects. Continue Reading -
CANCERWhy you might see a social worker at your hospital...
Aug 31, 2022
Across the health system, SJ/C employs social workers, or referred to as clinical care coordinators, to help with a variety of needs outside of your medical treatment. Continue Reading