Team Emory
Learn more about how Emory Healthcare is involved in your community. Did you know that Emory Healthcare volunteers have sorted more than 8,000 pounds of supplies for MedShare, an international, non-profit organization that sends surplus medical supplies to underserved hospitals and clinics?
Emory physicians provided $48.9 million in charity care in Emory facilities in 2009. Learn more >>
Emory physicians provided $23.1 million in uncompensated care at Grady Hospital in 2009. Learn more >>
Your local farmer's market is a great place to meet a variety of people from your community. On top of that, by purchasing produce from the farmer's market you are supporting local farmers and the land they care for to provide us with fresh produce as well as the local economy. Learn more >>
Sponsored by the Emory Office of Community Affairs, the "Love and Courage Stroke and Heart Disease Survivors" support group is open to anyone living with high blood pressure or cardiovascular disease. Learn more >>
Emory Healthcare invested almost $70 million in the teaching and research missions of the Woodruff Health Sciences Center last year. Learn more >>
The largest, most comprehensive group practice in Georgia, The Emory Clinic has more than 1,500 physicians, nurse clinicians, physician assistants, and other providers and more than 30 locations in Atlanta and throughout the state. Learn more >>
In 2008, Emory Hospitals' recycling total went up almost 20% to 969.38 tons. That's almost 2 million pounds or material recycled in two years. Learn more >>
Emory Healthcare has an information phone service called Emory HealthConnectionSM which is staffed by registered nurses and representatives who can answer almost any question you may have about health information. They can also help you find a doctor and plan a visit to an Emory health center or hospital. Just dial 404-778-7777 or, outside of Atlanta, 1-800-75-EMORY. Learn more >>
In 2007, Emory Hospitals' recycling tonnage increased by 64.79 tons Learn more >>
In 2007, Emory Healthcare recycled 813.13 tons. Learn more >>
