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Discounts: (i) apply to the regular price of the products, (ii) will appear upon checkout and cannot be combined with other offers or discounts, unless specified, and (iii) do not apply to gift cards or certificates, international delivery, shipping & handling, taxes, or third-party hosted products (e.g. wine). Discounts not valid on bulk or corporate purchases of 10 units or more. Prices valid while supplies last. Offer expires 12/25/2013. The employees of Central Georgia Health System recently collected toys and gifts for Kids Yule Love. Administrators presented the donation to Joe Allen at The Medical Center of Central Georgia on Friday, December 13. Kids Yule Love is a non-profit organization founded to provide Christmas presents and hope to less fortunate children in the central Georgia area. Central Georgia Health System is pleased to support this worthwhile cause, (pictured left to right, Rhon da Perry - CFO, Central Georgia Health System, Joe Allen - Founder, Kids Yule Love, Elbert McQueen - VP of Regional Development, Central Georgia Health System, Dr. Ninfa Saun ders - President and CEO, Central Georgia Health System, Marty Plevak, CEO - Health Services of Central Georgia) Meet our Perry branch staff. They are ready to continue the long tradition of exceptional service that you have come to expect from Farm Credit. Call or stop in this holiday season and see how the leaders in ag lending can help you. A yr Farm Credit www. aggeorgia. com From the left, bottom step: Glynda Norwood, Support; and Tamara Shrable, Loan Officer Middle Step: Sara Mitchem, Branch Manager Top step: Teresa Thompson, Support; Nash Murph, Loan Officer; Matthew Moxley, Appraiser; and Diane Hardy, Support Kneeling: Nick Hartley, Regional Manager; and Will Spigener, Loan Officer 317 Walnut Street 468 Perry Parkway Montezuma, Georgia Perry, Georgia 478.472.5156 478.987.1434 1 U(jj 'ii * 1 THjj 11 vj m- la' * IE 1 ™ a . v f »■ fTJ * II . Whitest graduates from basic training Army Pvt. Kevin S. Whitest has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. 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From left to right - Starr Purdue, Chairman of the CGHS Board of Directors; Kalambur Panchapakesan, M.D., Director of MCCG's Emergency Center; Ninfa Saunders, DHA, President and CEO of CGHS; Matthew Smith, M.D., MCCG's Medical Director for Stroke; Amber Rigdon and Stephanie Walker, nurses from MCCG's Neuro Services Unit; Tracy Garber, Nurse Manager, MCCG's Neuro Services Unit; Tracey Blalock, Chief Nursing Officer for MCCG; Theresa Ledrick, Nurse Director, MCCG's Neuro Services Unit; Jeremy Mills, Stroke Program Coordinator, MCCG's Neuro Services Unit; Lee Chapman, Core Lab Manager for MCCG; Fady Wanna, M.D., Chief Medical Officer and Chief Clinical Officer for MCCG; Jim Groover, Director of Quality Improvement Initiatives, State of Georgia for the American Heart Association. The Medical Center of Central Georgia Congratulates Physicians and Staff for Reaching American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's Top Target Honor Roll This prestigious award recognizes The Medical Center of Central Georgia's commitment to implementing a successful stroke program that treats patients quickly and effectively. The Medical Center of Central Georgia joins an elite group of less than 500 hospitals in the U.S. to receive this designation. “Three thousand hospitals across the nation participate in Get With The Guidelines Stroke evidence based modules. Out of 3,000 hospitals, only 14 percent across the entire nation ever reach Target Stroke Honor Roll. That's a tremendous achievement for The Medical Center of Central Georgia and more importantly, for the community. When a stroke happens, the community can trust the level of stroke care provided by The Medical Center of Central Georgia,” said Jim Groover, Director of Quality Improvement Initiatives - State of Georgia for the American Heart Association. According to the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association, stroke is one of the leading causes of death and serious, long-term disability in the U.S. On average, someone suffers a stroke every 40 seconds. im^Oeqi NeuroC: 'RGIA ENTER The Medical Center of Central Georgia www.mccg.org Kindergarten: Megan Jones, Caleb Whitehouse, Nevaeh Nier, Alina Popov and Byrson Cole. First Grade: Annabelle Petersen, Zhiyong Dong, Ansley Gib son, Layla Brantley and Madeline Dean. Second Grade: Austin Hood, Levy Mosby, Asonic Curry, Colter Ginn and Allie Smith. Fourth Grade: Daimyan Wilson, Austin Tomlinson, Ashton Ennis and Ava Walker. Fifth Grade: Sarah Pirkle (November Soaring Eagle), Tiernan Komjathy, Dev Patel, Jakalen Williams and Sean Trussell. 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