Health Directory - April - June 2011

healthdirectoryhealthdirectoryApril - June 2011

What to Look For in an

Exercise Facility

Good and BadDiet Fads

Good and BadDiet Fads

What to Look For in an

Exercise Facility

Health Directory 2011 • April - June

How to use this directoryThe Area Health Directory is a reference to aid the public to identify and

locate healthcare providers and suppliers in Baldwin, Putnam, Hancock,Wilkinson, Jones, and Greene Counties and the surrounding area. Take amoment to browse through this publication, you will find various physicians,dentists, chiropractors, pharmacies, home healthcare providers and more, all list-ed by category of specialty. The listings are in alphabetical order for ease of use.

We were surprised to find the large number of healthcare professionals andproviders in our area and, although every attempt was made to be sure we includ-ed every one, we apologize for anyone inadvertently omitted.

We hope you will find this reference guide useful and keep it handy by yourphone, or elsewhere, to refer to when you need these services or products. We alsothank our advertisers for making this publication possible and hope you willexpress your thanks when you visit them.

Acupuncture & Pain Mangement . . . .10Aesthetics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Alchohol & Drug Treatment . . . . . . . .10Allergy/Immunology . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Ambulance Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Assisted Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-11Audiology/Hearing Aid . . . . . . . . . . . .11Cardiology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11-12Chiropractors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12Clinics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-13Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13Dental Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13-16Dermatology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16Diagnostic Imaging . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Dialysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Ear, Nose & Throat . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Early Intervention . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Executive Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Facial Plastic& Reconstructive Surgery . . . . . . . . .17Family Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18-19Fertility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Fetal Imaging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Gastroenterology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19General Surgery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19Health & Diet Food/Supplements . . . .20Health Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20Home Medical Services . . . . . . . . . . .20Hospice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20-21Hospitals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21Infectious Diseases . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21Insurance, Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22Internal Medicine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22Laboratories-Medical . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

Massage Therapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22Medical Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22Mental Health Services . . . . . . . . . . .23Nephrology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23Neurology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Neuropsychiatry& Pain Management . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Nursing Homes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24Obstetrics/Gynecology . . . . . . . . . . . .24Occupational Medicine . . . . . . . . . . . .24Oncology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24-25Opthalmology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25Orthopedic Surgery . . . . . . . . . . .25-26Orthotics & Prosthetics . . . . . . . . . . .26Outpatient Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26Pediatrics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26-27Physical Therapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27Podiatry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27-28Private Home Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28Psychiatry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28Psychology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29Pulmonology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29Radiology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29-30Radiology Oncology . . . . . . . . . . . . .30Rheumtology/Arthritis . . . . . . . . . . . .30Sleep Disorders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30Staffing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30Support Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30Telehealth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30Therapeutic Radiology . . . . . . . . . . . .30Urology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31VA Clinics/Hospitals . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31Vascular & Thorasic Surgery . . . . . . .31Women’s Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31

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With childhood obesity epidemics on therise, many parents and healthcare providers areconcerned about the dietary habits of children.However, many parents to toddlers or evenschool-aged children may wonder if their chil-dren are eating enough.

Children often go through periods offinicky eating or disinterest in food. It is notuncommon to have a child who eats a widevariety of foods when he is younger only todislike the same foods a year or two later.Most doctors say that if a child is growing andactive, chances are that he is healthy and get-ting enough food. If the opposite is true, theremay be some cause for concern. Parentsshould consult the child's pediatrician if eatinghabits seem to be compromising their child'sgrowth or energy levels.

There are estimates that a young childshould eat about a tablespoon of food for eachyear of the child's age. Therefore, a 3-year-oldshould be getting at least 3 tablespoons offood. If the child is interested in more food,certainly offer it. If he pushes food away aftereating, don't force more on him. Most chil-dren should have 3 meals and 2 snacks perday. Toddlers may not eat enough in one meal

to remain full until the next meal. Small,healthy snacks of vegetables, whole-graincrackers or low-fat dairy products can helptake the edge off of hunger.

Health experts say that it can take severalintroductions to a new food before the childbecomes accustomed to its taste and texture. Itmay be a good idea to offer a variety of newfoods together with something he alreadyenjoys eating.

It's also common for kids to only eat onetype of food over and over again. Don't worrythat the child is not getting enough nutrition.Chances are he will grow out of this stage andsoon enjoy a variety of foods.

Threats or punishments to eat will onlyserve to cause a poor relationship with food,advise childhood experts. Also, don't bribe achild to eat with the reward of a snack ordessert later on. This sets a poor example ofeating and could lead to behavioral problems.

Many children develop finicky eating habits.However, as long as a youngster is growingregularly and has plenty of energy for dailyactivities, there's a good chance that the foodsbeing eaten are not interfering with health.

Is My Child EatingEnough?


As anyone who's ever attempted dietingknows, advice on weight loss comes fromevery corner. Friends might swear by thelatest dieting trend while family membersmay be just as adamantly convinced thetrend doesn't have merit.

So what's true and what's false? Simplyput, combining a healthy diet with regularexercise is the best way to lose weight andkeep that weight off. While most adults arefully aware of that fact, that doesn't stopthem from finding the latest fad and lettingit dictate their eating habits for days or evenweeks. For those about to diet, consider thefollowing good and bad diet fads.

The Good* Portion control: Many diets emphasize

the importance of portion control. Researchhas indicated it's not just what we eat thatcauses weight gain, but how much we'reeating as well. In a study in the AmericanJournal of Public Health, researchers foundthat cookies are 700 percent bigger than thesuggested USDA standards. And it's notjust cookies that are much bigger than rec-ommended, as our servings of pasta (480percent), muffins (333 percent) and bagels(195 percent) are much bigger than theyshould be. While not all diets that promoteportion control are necessarily healthy, por-tion control on its own is a healthy way foreveryone to approach their daily diet.

* Lifestyle change: Individuals who wantto lose weight should look for dietary tipsthat promote a change in lifestyle and notjust changes in diet. Look for diets thatdon't have a timeline, promoting fastweight loss in 'X' amount of weeks. A dietthat promotes a longterm commitment toeating healthy foods while also encouragingdaily exercise is one that's likely going to bemore successful and beneficial than one thatpromises significant weight loss in a shortperiod of time.

The Bad* One food can do it all: Nearly every

dieter has heard of a diet that promises youcan eat all you want of a specific food and

still lose weight so long as that's all you'reeating. However, focusing on a specific foodis certain to deprive dieters of nutrients theysorely need. Cutting out entire food groupsmeans dieters won't be enjoyed a balanceddiet. Also, dieters will begin to crave thefoods they're not getting, which could leadto bingeing.

Another side effect to one-food diets isthat certain foods can cause some unenjoy-able side effects, including dehydration orgastrointestinal problems. Look for balancein a diet, which should eliminate one-fooddiets from consideration.

* Misguided vegetarianism: While vege-tarianism isn't bad, dieters often apply itincorrectly. When applied correctly, a vege-tarian diet has been linked to all sorts ofbenefits, including lower rates of obesityand heart disease. However, dieters oftenmistakenly eat a vegetarian diet with a foun-dation of cheese and pasta, which can actu-ally cause weight gain. Carbohydrate-richfoods, while they might be vegetarian, willlikely result in weight added as opposed tolost. When adopting a vegetarian diet, besure to include whole grains and fruit andeat foods like nuts, beans or even tofu toensure you're getting enough protein.

* Bye-bye, carbohydrates: Arguably nodiet is more popular than the one that advo-cates eliminating carbohydrates. This isproblematic, especially for those who wantto combine their healthy diet with exercise.Carbohydrates are ideal foods for boostingenergy, which dieters will need if they wantto exercise regularly. Whole-grain breads,oatmeal and brown rice are all beneficialcarbohydrate sources. For those desiring toeliminate some forms of carbs from theirdiets, eliminate white bread and white rice,as those are low in nutrients.

When it comes to dieting, there are cer-tainly plenty of options touting incredibleweight loss in short periods of time. Butdieters should always look for healthy waysto lose weight and keep it off, which oftenincludes some combination of a well-bal-anced diet that promotes moderation.


When a person decides to make a com-mitment to a healthier lifestyle, that deci-sion is often accompanied by the decisionto join a gym. Gyms can vary greatly.Some cater to specific activities, such askick boxing or martial arts, while othersare more general in scope, with weighttraining and cardiovascular equipment andaccess to personal trainers.

Regardless of which type of facility anindividual is hoping to join, certain exter-nal factors go a long way to dictatingwhether or not joining the gym will be asuccess. When looking for an exercise facil-ity, the following items should be takeninto consideration before signing an agree-ment.

* Location: Even the most ardent ofgym rats would say it helps a great deal tofind a gym that's conveniently located. Ifthe gym is too far away or getting thererequires sitting in heavy traffic, then menand women are much less likely to visit thegym as they would be to visit a gym that'sright down the street or easy to get to.

When looking for an exercise facility,find one that's either close to home orclose to the office (preferably both if youwork close to home). For those who workfar away from home, the gym's locationshould ideally be closer to home to pro-mote working out on weekends when youwon't be anywhere near the office.

* Fellow members: Certain gyms mightprove intimidating or uncomfortablebecause of their existing members. Whilethe members themselves might be warmand friendly, those new to working outmight be intimidated if everyone else inthe building looks like a professional body-builder. In addition, women sometimesfeel more comfortable working out at anall-female gym.

* Cost: The cost of gym membership isarguably the foremost consideration formany people when choosing a gym, espe-cially since the economy remains largelyunpredictable. When looking for an exer-cise facility, inquire about membershipcosts as well as any initiation fees you mayincur or discounts you may be eligible for.Because of the struggling economy, manygyms have waived or are open to waivingsign-up or initiation costs, which can cost

in the hundreds of dollars at some facilities.Also, when discussing cost with a facili-

ty employee, ask if there are family dis-counts or if memberships are reduced iffees are paid all at once instead of everymonth. For example, a gym might charge$600 annually ($50 per month), but give a10 percent discount to any members whopay a year's worth of dues at sign-up.When discussing membership costs, keepin mind many gyms are open to negotia-tion, but prospective members must initi-ate any such negotiations.

* Membership rights: Many gyms boastdifferent types of memberships. Somememberships are all-access and allowmembers to use the weight room, sauna,pool, etc. Other memberships might costless but not offer as much access. Forinstance, a basic membership might offeraccess to the weight room and cardiovascu-lar machines, but not to the pool or sauna.Choosing the right membership dependson the individual. For those who don'tswim and won't enjoy a post-workoutsteam, then the basic membership can savemoney while still meeting all of the desiredneeds. For those who want all-access, themore expensive membership might bemore up your alley. Whichever member-ship is the better fit, be sure the member-ship agreement lists your rights as a mem-ber before signing any paperwork.

* Hours of operation: Some people pre-fer to workout before going to work, whileothers want to sleep in and exercise after aday at the office. Individuals should find agym that fits their schedules and workoutpreferences. It's also good to inquire aboutholiday hours of operation. A good gymwon't shut down entirely during a holiday,and instead stay open on at least a limitedschedule.

* Equipment: Even those new to work-ing out should be able to tell if equipmentis up-to-date or outdated. A gym with out-dated equipment is best to avoid, as olderequipment could increase risk of injury. Agym with the latest equipment is a gymthat likely emphasizes giving its membersthe best possible environment in which toworkout, and that's important for all fit-ness enthusiasts, but especially those whoare just beginning.


Encouraging Good

Hygiene Habits

for Tweens

(MS) -- With school, sports, friends andhobbies, today's tweens lead busy and activelives, and sometimes they don't take thetime -- or know -- to practice good hygiene.While discussing proper hygiene with yourtween can be difficult, it is possible toaddress the topic without making him orher feel uncomfortable or self-conscious.One approach parents can take is to appealto your tweens' growing maturity by mak-ing it clear that these self-care tasks are theirresponsibility. Giving your tween therespect and encouragement to make theirown choices in these transitional years canhelp them develop healthy habits for life.

To help empower your tween to takebetter care of their hygiene, parents can fol-low these tips:

Make it Fun: The tween years are allabout finding a unique sense of style. Thisalso applies to cosmetics and accessories.Allow your tween to choose their sham-poos, soaps and oral care products. This willencourage them to take interest in theirhygiene without you having to ask.

Brace Face: Tooth brushing can be astruggle at this age. Your child may go in thebathroom for 30 seconds and declare thathe or she has brushed. Kids should knowthat good oral care is just as important astaking a shower, especially if your child hasbraces. Make the process a little easier andensure they are brushing for the properamount of time by keeping a two minutetimer in the bathroom. By supplying yourtween with products in the flavors (e.g. not-too-spicy, not-too-sweet) and cool designs

they will like, such as the Crest Pro-HealthFOR ME Fluoride Anticavity Toothpaste,they might even forget they are doing some-thing healthy and those two minutes willfly!

"Oral health is an important issue par-ticularly for kids in their adolescent years.Tooth decay is still recognized as the mostcommon chronic disease affecting childrenin the United States. According to theAmerican Academy of Pediatrics, 51 mil-lion hours of school are lost each year due todental-related illness1," says Dr. JenniferSalzer, orthodontist, dentist and mother ofa tween. "Not only can poor oral hygieneaffect the health and well-being of a child, italso plays a role in self-esteem."

Under Armor: Puberty is the first timeadolescents have to deal with body odor.Help your tween understand how to controlodors by explaining the difference betweendeodorant, which controls bacteria whileadding fragrance, and antiperspirant, whichstops or limits sweating. Remind yourtween that both deodorant and antiperspi-rant will help if they put it on before theystart sweating, not after.

Skincare 101: Changing hormones typi-cally bring about oilier skin, especially onthe nose and forehead. Teach your tween towash their face once or twice a day with acleanser and discourage them from picking,as this causes inflammation and scarring.

Lead by Example: Whether they admitit or not, your tween notices your habits.Set an example by showing that a healthyhygiene routine is important to you too.


(MS) -- If you're 65 or older, the flu pre-vention message for you this year is simple:Get the flu shot as soon as you can. There'sno need for two shots like last year -- justone shot will help protect you for the 2010-11 flu season.

This year -- and every year -- health offi-cials urge you to get the seasonal flu vaccineas soon as it's available in your community.Older adults are at greater risk of seriousflu-related complications (like pneumonia),hospital stays and dying from the flu whencompared with young, healthy adults. Thisis because the body's ability to fight illnessdrops as you age. In fact, each year about 9out of 10 seasonal flu-related deaths andmore than 6 out of 10 seasonal flu-relatedhospital stays in the United States occur inpeople 65 years and older.

This year, there is only one vaccine forthe 2010-11 flu season. "This year's flu vac-cine will protect against the 2009H1N1virus that caused so much illness lastseason and two other influenza viruses,"said Dr. Anne Schuchat, Assistant SurgeonGeneral of the U.S. Public Health Serviceand CDC's Director of the National Centerfor Immunization and Respiratory Diseases."One of which is an H3N2 virus, whichusually hits older adults harder. And havingone flu vaccine will make it easier to get theprotection you need against flu all seasonlong."

Flu vaccine supplies are expected to beplentiful, but you should get the flu shot as

soon as it's available, as the timing ofinfluenza circulation is unpredictable andsometimes starts in the early Fall.

This year, you also have a choice indosage for the flu vaccine -- a regular vac-cine and a higher-dose option are availablefor people 65 years and older. The higher-dose vaccine may cause more mild sideeffects than the regular vaccine as it mayresult in a stronger immune response. Thesemild side effects may include pain and red-ness where the shot was given, headache,fever, and muscle aches. CDC has notshown a preference for either type of fluvaccine because both vaccines will provideprotection against flu this season. Talk toyour doctor about which vaccine is best foryou.

Getting a flu shot every year is your bestprotection against the flu and its complica-tions. Because flu viruses may change eachyear, even if you got the 2009 H1N1 flushot or the seasonal flu shot last year, youstill need this year's vaccine.

You can get a flu shot from your doctor,pharmacist, or local health clinic and at fluclinics in local retail outlets. CDC recom-mends that everyone 6 months and olderget the flu vaccine, including those 65 yearsof age and older.

For more information about the dangersof flu and the benefits of the flu vaccine,talk to your doctor or nurse, visithttp://www.cdc.gov, or call CDC at 1 800CDC INFO (800 232 4636).


According to a report from theAmerican Heart Association StatisticsCommittee and Stroke StatisticsCommittee, heart disease figured to costthe United States in excess of $315 billionin 2010 alone. While there's no singlecause of heart disease, a person's lifestylecan greatly reduce or increase his or herrisk for heart disease.

One of the best ways a man or womancan reduce the risk for heart disease is towatch what he or she eats. A poor diet cancause obesity and high cholesterol andincrease a person's risk for diabetes. In a2008 report, the National Center forHealth Statistics noted that 33.9 percent ofadults in the United States could qualify asoverweight or obese in 2005-06. In addi-tion, high blood pressure affected 30.5 per-cent of adults during that same time peri-od. Being overweight or obese and havinghigh blood pressure are risk factors forheart disease, and all can be controlled byadults who commit to changing their diets.

Though there are risk factors for theseconditions besides poor diet, maintaining ahealthy diet is a big step for adults lookingto reduce their risk of heart disease as wellas a host of other ailments. When added toa diet, the following foods can help health-conscious men and women live healthierlives.

* Almonds: Almonds can help men andwomen control their weight and improvetheir heart health. What's more, almonds,which are a good source of protein, fiberand vitamin E, might help reduce a per-son's risk of Alzheimer's disease.

* Coffee: The medical community hasvarying opinions on coffee, but when con-sumed in moderate doses, coffee mighthelp reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes and,for men, Parkinson's disease. Coffee mightalso help improve memory and mood, butadults should consult with their physicianfor advice as to the medical benefits of cof-fee.

* Grapes: Grapes are a great source of vita-min C and potassium. Grapes also providea good dose of quercetin, which could helpmen and women strengthen their immunesystems.

* Ginger: Men and women with arthritismight want to consider adding more gin-ger to their diets. Ginger has been linkedto reducing arthritis pain, and can alsohelp calm an upset stomach and quell nau-sea.

* Kale: Kale is often mistaken for spinach.While spinach is healthy, too, kale isamong the many green vegetables thatpack a powerful and nutritious punch.Kale is a strong source of vitamin A, vita-min C, potassium, and lutein. In addition,kale is a good source of zeaxathan, whichcan help reduce the incidence of certaincancers and help maintain eyesight.

* Pecans: Like almonds, pecans are a goodsource of vitamin E, particularly a type ofvitamin E known as gamma tocopherol.Pecans are also full of antioxidants, whichcan strengthen the body's immune system.

* Sweet potatoes: Some might scoff at thenotion that a food with the word "sweet"in its name can actually be healthy.However, sweet potatoes are a great sourceof vitamin A and vitamin C, and they'realso high in fiber. Sweet potatoes are also agreat source of lycopene, which may helpfight heart disease and even certain can-cers.

When it comes to getting healthy, menand women can look to several foods thatmay reduce their risks for a host of ail-ments, including heart disease, the leadingcause of death for both men and women.But adults should consult with their physi-cian before making any changes to theirdaily diets.

Healthy Additions to Your Daily Diet


There are many people who associate thearrival of spring with a renewed sense of ener-gy that borders on the frantic. But such springfever is actually quite the opposite ... at least inthe beginning.Spring fever is a term used to classify a moodchange characterized by low energy, fatigueand apathy early in the spring season. Similarto seasonal affective disorder (SAD), springfever is a mental condition brought on by thechange in seasons. It is common in peoplewho also suffer from SAD.Eventually, spring fever mayevolve into feelings of restless-ness, intense nervous excite-ment, high-energy spurts andloss of appetite.The condition is a chemicalresponse in the body to its car-cadian rhythm spurred on bysunlight. In the winter, thereare fewer hours of sunlight. Sunlight has adirect effect on the production of serotoninand melatonin. Serotonin is the feel-goodchemical messenger that affects mood andother bodily functions. In the darker, colderseasons, serotonin can be in short supply,which is why many people feel blue thesetimes of the year. Melatonin is the chemicalcomponent that is related to sleep and wake-fullness. When there are more hours of dark-

ness, the body produces more melatonin,which in turn makes a person tired.When the spring season arrives, the body cantake a while to readjust to the correct levels.Therefore, a person may initially have residualmelatonin and a short supply of serotonin inthe early spring, accounting for the tirednessand irritability. As the chemical messengersdecrease and increase according to sunlight,the reverse takes effect. Aperson may haveextra energy and actually feel little need to

sleep.There is also some biologicalevidence that the seasonalchange may affect human con-ception. Studies show that latewinter and spring babies arecommonplace, meaning that anumber of conceptions takeplace during the warm-weathermonths.

As the body readjusts hormonally to thechanges in seasons, there could be a fluctua-tion of moods until the full feelings of vitalityknown during the spring season set in.While spring often evokes feelings of elationand rejuvenation in adults and children alike,it is important to recognize that suicide ratesalso increase with the change in seasons, per-haps as a result hormonal imbalances in thebody.

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Acupuncture &Pain Management

Oconee Pain ClinicR. Penelope Brooks, MD1215 Columbia Dr.Milledgeville (478) 454-1977

Spine Care& Pain ManagementD. Janene Holladay, M.D.Kiley Reynolds, M.D.Reginald Strother, M.D.Richard Campbell, M.D.Woodley Davis, M.D.1040 Park Dr.Greensboro (706) 549-8114

Aesthetics

Aesthetic Specialty CentreMarc E. Yune, MDKaty Daniel Medrano,Certified MedicalEsthetician2001 Linger Longer Rd.Greensboro (706) 467-65001825 Old Alabama Rd.Ste. 201Roswell (770) 393-9000

MCG Medical AssociatesJack Yu, MD, DMD2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706) 453-9803

Southern Laser Salon & Spa921 Harmony Rd.Eatonton (706) 485-7200

Alcohol & DrugTreatment

Oconee Center 430 N. Jefferson St.Milledgeville (478) 445-3201

Oconee Regional Medical CenterBehavioral Medicine821 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 457-2128

Recovery Resources195 Ivey Dr.Milledgeville (478) 454-1811

River Edge BehavioralHealth CenterBlandy Way Office Park60 Hwy. 22 WestMilledgeville (478) 445-1290

Allergy /Immunology

Allergy & Asthma Clinicof MaconDavid T. Plaxico, MD2076 Ingleside Ave., Macon (478) 743-9376

Allergy, Asthma &ArthritisA.J. Deutsch, MDLoren W. Hunt, MDJB Linker III, MD330 Hawthorne LaneAthens (706) 546-8518

MCG Medical AssociatesJason R. Perry, MD2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706) 453-9803Rahul K. Vengala, MD3964 Elnora Dr.Macon (478) 477-1777

Ambulance Service

A ACLS AdvanceAir Ambulance(800) 633-3590

Accredited Air AmbulanceEmergency MedicalServices(800) 558-5387

Baldwin CountyEmergency MedicalServiceHQ: 675 New St., MaconLocal Dispatch: 598 MLK Jr. Dr.Milledgeville (478) 633-1111

Hancock CountyAmbulance ServiceRichard Warren, Director656 Linton Rd., Sparta (706) 444-7575

Heartland EMS Inc.GA Hwy. 57McIntyre (478) 946-3921

National EMS1400 Eatonton Rd.Ste. 300, Madison (706) 342-4444

Putnam CountyEmergency MedicalService882 S. Oak St., Eatonton (706) 485-9096

Assisted Living

Arbor Terrace3736 Atlanta HwyAthens (706) 353-0400

Baptist Village PlantationVillas & Suites6000 Plantation WayMacon (478)405-6325

Blair House SeniorLiving684 Arlington Pl., Macon(478) 745-7971

Brantley’s Assisted Living61 Marshall RoadMilledgeville (478) 452-2511

Comfort Keepers1943 N. Jefferson St., Ste 3Milledgeville(478) 414-1512



Cottage on Wesleyan1633 Wesleyan Dr.Macon(478) 405-8280

The Cottages atWoodland Terrace1010 Fernwood Dr.Milledgeville(478) 414-1234

Flint RiverSenior Living Community250 Water Tower Ct.Macon(478) 471-9433

Helping HandsAssisted Living525 Hwy 24 East Milledgeville(478) 451-0313

John-Wesley Villas5471 Thomaston Rd.Macon(478) 477-4424

Lakeview RetirementHome and Assisted Living1321 Price Mill Rd.Madison(706) 342-7159

Lewis Assisted Living 1121 Planning Mill Rd.Greensboro (706) 453-9675(706) 818-0209

Madison House Assisted Living 167 W. Jefferson St.Madison (706) 342-4514

MorningsideAssisted Living6191 Peake Road, Macon (478)477-6911

The Oaks at PeakeAssisted Living400 Foster Rd., Macon (478) 474-00251910 Forsyth St. #103Macon (478) 314-3481

Stone Brooke Suites114 Stone Brooke Dr., Gray(478) 986-0097

Tennille Assisted Living525 N. Main St., Tennille (478) 552-0607

Willow Run Retirement Home1061 Willow Run Rd.Greensboro (706) 454-0980

Audiology /Hearing Aids

Advanced Audiology &Hearing CareDr. Kimberly Hoffman,Au.D., CCC/A, FAAA1000 Cowles Clinic WayDogwood Cottage, Ste D-200Greensboro(706) 453-2119

Audibel-TownsendHearing Aid Centers218 Main St., Greensboro(800) 675-3255

Baker Hearing Aids2116 Riverside Dr.Macon(478) 746 8462

Carol Roobin BashukHearing Care CentersRichard Bullington,H.I.S.1776 N. Jefferson StreetMilledgeville (478) 452-2456

Hearing Associates ofMiddle GeorgiaJoy Pritchett, Au.D111 Fieldstone Dr., Ste. 106Milledgeville(478) 452-2456

Pollard ProfessionalHearing ServicesMelissa V. Green, Au.D3759 Vineville Ave.Macon(478) 477-7700

Cardiology

Cardio-Thoracic &Vascular & PediatricSurgeryF.S. Wanna, MDLaura L. Reed, MDMichael Klyachkin, MD Peter J. Bolan, MDWilliam Schroder, MD688 Walnut St. Ste. 200Macon (478) 742-7566

CardiopulmonaryAssociatesof Central GeorgiaRashmi Hooda, MDS.K. Hooda, MD511 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 453-9472

CardiovascularAssociates of MaconStephen A. Noller, MD770 Pine St. Suite. 480Macon (478) 743-5113

Georgia Cardiology CenterMirza Ahmed, MDMueez Ahmed, MD 111 Fieldstone DriveMilledgeville (478) 453-7242428 Poplar St Macon (478) 741-6400

Central GeorgiaHeart CenterJohn C. Hawkins, MD Mark E. Dorogy, MD Amy D. Kingman, MDCarmine V. Oddis, MD 682 Hemlock St. Ste 490Macon (478) 741-1208


Cardiology (cont’d.)

Georgia Heart Physicians Obi Emerole, MD, FACCChuk Nwabuebo, MD,FACC 540 W. Thomas St., Ste EMilledgeville (478) 453-8991(478) 738-9443

Georgia Heart & Vascular Center, P.C. Thomas Meyer, MDTalley Culclasure, MDRallie “Rooster” Cogburn,PA.C121 SpartaHwy., Eatonton (706) 484-9750

Macon Cardio Vascular InstituteRichard Harvey, MD Randall B. Brown, MD Joe H. Johnson, MD Walter E. Rizzoni, MD Maurice M. Solis, MD575 First St., Macon (478) 743-9762

MCG Medical AssociatesVishal Arora, MD2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706) 453-9803

Medical Group ofSaint Joseph’s at CowlesClinic CardiologyNicholas A. F. Chronos,MDStephen Frohwein, MDPeter G. Lavine, MD1000 Cowles Clinic WayOaks CottageSuite O-300,Greensboro (706) 999-1525

Piedmont HeartInstituteBradford C. Lipman, MDJohn Hennecken, MD101 Lake Oconee ParkwayEatonton (706) 485-0907

Chiropractors

EatontonChiropractic CenterDr. Daniels117 N. Jefferson Ave.Eatonton (706) 484-0222

Franks ChiropracticLife CenterRick Franks, DCCurtis Harraway. DC1031 Parkside CommonsSuite 103, Greensboro (706) 453-7411

Healing Hands Chiropractic Inc. C. Nolan Stephens, DC 961 N. Columbia St.Milledgeville (478)452-6162Todd F. Kelleher, DC 4292 Gray Hwy., Gray(478) 986-6444

Light Force FamilyChiropractic A CreatingWellness CenterSherry Meeks, DCTracy Green, DC680 Dunlap Rd.Milledgeville (478) 452-5433

Memorial ChiropracticClinicMichael J. Covey, DC1420 N. Jefferson St.Milledgeville (478)452-4821

Merica ChiropracticAlan Liebe, DC1943 N. Jefferson St. NEMilledgeville (478) 453-3478

Northeast ChiropracticsRichard Oster, DC618 Shurling Dr., Macon (478) 743-2402

Pathway To HealingRamona Warren, DC1022 Founders RowGreensboro (706) 454-2040

Performance Chiropractic& WellnessJerome Rerucha D.C.106 Village Lane, Eatonton(706) 485-99171040 Park Drive, Greensboro(706) 999-9868

Simpson ChiropracticClinicKen Simpson, DC101 Chase Ct. NW, Suite BMilledgeville (478) 453-2341

Sinclair FamilyChiropracticSteve M. Sinclair, Jr. DC112 Wrights Dr., Suite FMilledgeville (478)452-3000

Smith FamilyChiropracticTed Smith, DCChaz Ebert, DC639 Old Phoenix Rd.Eatonton (706) 485-1010

Clinics

Baldwin County Health Department953 Barrows Ferry Rd.Milledgeville (478) 445-4274

Cowles Clinic1000 Cowles Clinic WayGreensboro(706)454-0111

Good Samaritan Clinic109 E. North St.Greensboro (706) 454-0600

Greene CountyHealth Department1031 Apalachee Rd.Greensboro (706) 454-0600

Hancock HealthDepartment516 Boland St.Sparta(706) 444-6616


Morgan County Health Department 2005 S. Main St., Ste. 200 Madison (706) 752-1266

Putnam CountyHealth Department103 N. Washington Ave.Eatonton (706) 485-8591

Tendercare CommunityHealth Clinic803 S. Main St.,Greensboro (706) 453-1201

SandersvilleCommunity Health616 Ferncrest Dr.Sandersville(478) 552-1620

Counseling

Christian Life Today, Inc.Ellen Couch202-B Jefferson Ave. N.Eatonton (706) 485-7149

Oconee Center 430 N. Jefferson St.Milledgeville (478) 445-3201

River Edge Behavioral Health CenterBlandy Way Office Park60 Hwy 22 WMilledgeville (478) 445-1290

Stathas Life Development CenterJohn J. Stathas, PhDLMFT1051 B Park Dr.Greensboro (706) 473-1780

DentalLaboratories

Prestige DentalDesign Inc. 187 NW Roberson Mill Rd. Milledgeville (478) 452-4992

Dental –Cosmetic /Restorative

Lake Oconee Center forDental Health Scott R. Roberts, DMD 1021 Founders Row Greensboro (706) 484-0661

Lake Oconee Dentistry David Bradley, DMDPatti J. Bradley, DMDPhilip Boswell, DDS1010 Park Dr., Greensboro (706) 453-1333

Laser Health DentistryR. Norman Lee, DDS,PC; Chad Collins, DMD1041 Parkside Commons,Ste.104 Greensboro(706) 454-0044

Macon Smiles Sheila Shah, DMD 4929 Forsyth Rd., Macon (478) 757-8714

Walker Dental Group6055 Lakeside CommonsDr., Ste 320, Macon (478) 477-2761

Dental -Endodontics

Oconee Associates ofEndodontics Thomas E. Day, DDS Brian D. Olson, DMD M. Chad Williams, DMD112 Harmony CrossingSuite 1, Eatonton (706) 484-9844

Dental - General

Frank ArnoldFamily Dentistry Frank S. Arnold, DMD112 Wrights Drive,Ste. EMilledgeville (478) 454-2114

Dr. Robert D. BetzelFamily Dentistry Robert D. Betzel, DDS 104 N. LaFayette Ave. Eatonton (706) 485-9031

Dr. J.T. Curry 300 Cline Ave. Milledgeville (478) 452-5164

Thomas L. Davidson,DDS300 N. Jefferson St.Milledgeville(478) 452-3820

Lee B. Godfrey, DMD199 Coopers Church Rd SWMilledgeville (478) 452-8960

Greensboro Cosmetic &Family DentistryB. Scott Hillin, DMD 1590 S. Main St. Greensboro (706) 453-7860

Gregory Graham, DMD 385 Meadow Ridge Dr.Milledgeville (478) 452-0270

Gray Dental Associates Thomas Griffin III,DMDKara Griffin Moore,DMD Hwy. 129Gray (478) 986-6821

John Harrington, DDS 645 W. Thomas St.Milledgeville (478) 453-8666


Dental - General(cont’d.)

Janet Hogan Harrison,DDS, PC 108 Fieldstone Dr.Milledgeville (478) 453-7535

Just Dentures1552 Rocky Creek Rd.Macon (478) 785-5979

Kenneth Kay, DDS,MAGDHwy. 129, Gray (478) 986-1830

Lake CountryDental CareMichael Lefkove, DDST. Stephen Veal, DDS750 N. Cobb St.Suite #140Milledgeville (478)452-3768

Lake Oconee Center forDental HealthScott R. Roberts, DMD 1021 Founder’s RowGreensboro (706) 484-0661

Lake Oconee Dentistry David Bradley, DMDPatti J. Bradley, DMDPhilip Boswell, DDS1010 Park Dr.Greensboro (706) 453-1333

Roy E. Lehrman,DDS, PC 530 W. Thomas St.Suite FMilledgeville (478) 453-9371

Alan T. Maxwell, DDS179 Garrett WayMilledgeville (478) 453-3004

Michael C. Montgomery,DMD, PC1040 Barclay Dr.,Madison(706) 342-1242

Peters & Justice Dental Office Alfred B. Peters, DMD, PC Leroy Justice, DDS, PC 540 West Thomas St.Suite A, Milledgeville (478) 453-846412900 E. Broad St., Sparta (706) 444-6886

Scherer Family Dentistry2151 eatonton Hwy., Bldg. D Madison(706) 752-1910

W. Ashton Thompson, DDS 104 E. North St.Greensboro (706) 453-2351

Congratulations Dr. Patti Bradley, voted #1Dentist in the 2010 Lake Oconee Living

Reader’s Choice Awards

• Dental Implant Placement & Restoration

• Snoring and Sleep Apnea Devices

• Low-Radiation Digital X-Rays

• Zoom! Teeth Whitening

• Invisalign

• 6 Month SMILES

Received by Dr. Patti Bradley


William B. Lee, DDSRobert W. Vedder, DMD1421 N. Columbia St., Milledgeville (478) 453-7591

Adrian Woodruff, DMD480 Hancock St. Madison(706) 342-2155

Dental - Orthodontics

Young-Jones Dental LLC136 Sparta Hwy, Eatonton(706)484-0282

Brian G. Chrzan, DDS, PhDGordon D. Barfield, DDSJulie K. Addis, DMD600 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478)453-3445

Lake OconeeSmile Center/Invisalign Kimberly Edwards Beal, DMD 1050 Parkside Commons Greensboro (706) 454-2222

600 North Cobb St • Milledgeville, GA 31061(478) 453-3445

1406 Bellevue Road • Dublin, GA 31021(478)272-9440

501 Sparta Rd - Suite A • Sandersville, GA 31082(478) 552-0614

www.bcorthocare.com

Gordon D. Barfield, D.D.S.Brian G. Chrzan, D.D.S., Ph.D.

Julie K. Addis, D.M.D.

Practice Limited to Orthodontics

Children & Adults3 locations to better serve the Middle Georgia area


Dental -Orthodontics(cont’d.)

Anne T. Sanchez, DMD 1006 Fernwood Dr.Milledgeville (478) 452-7441202 N. Jefferson St.Eatonton (706) 485-5778Gray (478)986-1556

Paschal OrthodonticsJames E. Paschal, DMD, MS153 W. Washington St.Madison 1097 Lake Oconee Pkwy.Eatonton(706) 342-7330

Jayni Bradley, DMDBoard CertifiedPediatric Dentists1120 Mars Hill RdSte. 101 Watkinsville(706) 769-1994

Lake Oconee SmileCenterKaneta R. Lott, DDS1050 Parkside Commons Greensboro (706) 454-2222

Dermatology

Campbell Dermatology at Cowles ClinicRoss M. Campbell,MD, FAAD 1000 Cowles Clinic WayCypress CottageSte C100Greensboro (706) 543-5858

Family DermatologyVickie M. Brown, MD840 W. Thomas St.Milledgeville (478) 453-2700

Georgia Dermatology & Skin Center230 N. Jefferson St.Milledgeville (478) 453-8484 2400 Bellvue Rd.Dublin(478) 275-26941157 Forsyth St.Macon(478) 745-8581

MCG Medical AssociatesJack L. Lesher, Jr., MD2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706) 453-9803

Newnan Dermatologyat Cowles ClinicJill Buckthal-McCuin, MD1000 Cowles Clinic WayElm CottageSuite E-100Greensboro (706) 999-1785

includingCosmetic and Implant Dentistry

112 Wrights Drive, Suite E • Milledgeville, GA • (478) 454-2114

All Major Credit Cards Accepted including CARE CREDITWE DO NOT accept Medicaid nor Peach Care.

Our caring and friendly staff will listen to your needs and concerns. In addition to cosmetic and implant dentistry, we offer “one day” crowns, oral

sedation, treatment for TMJ disorders, in-office CT Scans, medical insurance billingfor accident cases and certain other dental treatments including implants and

reconstructive dentistry. We also help patients with root canal treatments, periodontalcare (gum disease), extractions, premium dentures and denture repairs


DiagnosticImaging

Lake Oconee Diagnostic Center 1040 Park Dr., Greensboro (706) 453-4945

Milledgeville Imaging Center1850 North Columbia St.Milledgeville (478) 453-4101

Oconee Regional Medical Center821 N. Cobb St., Milledgeville (478) 454-3505

St. Joseph’s ImagingCenter at Cowles Clinic1000 Cowles Clinic WaySuite-9-100, Greensboro(706) 454-0036

St. Joseph’s Hospital atEast Georgia1201 Siloam Rd., Greensboro(706) 453-7331

Putnam General Hospital101 Lake Oconee Pkwy NEEatonton(706) 485-2711

Dialysis

Greensboro DialysisFacility/Nephrology Dr. Gautauym DasGupta Dr. Beeki KuppuswamyDr. Selvi DhanDr. Muhammad Alam 1220 Siloam Rd., Greensboro(706) 453-7222

Medical Kidney Servicesof Central Georgia521 W. Montgomery St.Ste. 14A, Milledgeville (478) 453-2031

MilledgevilleDialysis Center400 S. Wayne St.Milledgeville (478) 453-9489

Oconee Dialysis Center 421 N. Jefferson St.Milledgeville (478) 451-0064

Ear, Nose & Throat

The ENT Center ofCentral Georgia Charles W. Dunn, MD John W. Griffin, MD 540 Hemlock St., Macon (478) 743-8953

MCG MedicalAssociatesJastin Antisdel2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706) 453-9803

Middle Georgia Ear,Nose & Throat Center Rick Lockhart, MD 111 Fieldstone Dr., Ste. 102Milledgeville (478) 452-6610

Oconee Ear, Nose & ThroatBrad Mathias, MD850 W. Thomas St.Milledgeville 1041 Park Dr.Greensboro501 Sparta Rd.Sandersville(478) 452-4800

Early Intervention

Babies Can’t Wait953 Barrows Ferry Rd.Milledgeville 2520 Riverside Dr., Macon(888) 449-0108

Emergency

National EMS1400 Eatonton Rd., Ste. 300, Madison(706) 342-4444

Putnam Co. EmergencyMedical Service 882 Oak St., Eatonton (706) 485-9096

Washington RegionalMedical Center 610 Sparta Rd., Sandersville (478) 552-3901

Executive Health

Cowles Clinic Executive HealthRobert S. Cowles II, MDDirector Executive Health1000 Cowles Clinic WayOaks Cottage, Suite O-100Greensboro (706) 999-1485

Facial Plastic &ReconstructiveSurgery

Stefan Adair, MD, FACS771 Orange St., Macon (478) 633-7677

Adonia Med SpaRashmi Hooda, MD511 N. Cobb St., Ste 13Milledgeville(478) 453-9472 (478) 454-8076

Image Plastic Surgery Center682 Hemlock St., #410 Macon (478) 745-7925

Howard J. Perofsky, MD 682 Hemlock St., Suite. 230 Macon (478) 742-4847

Plastic Surgery Associatesof Macon Ronald A. Freeman, MDFACSJoshua R. Grove, MD 420 Charter Blvd., Suite 103, Macon (478) 474-5700 (877) 247-2540

Oconee AestheticsOmar Akhras, MD120 Sparta Hwy., Eatonton (706) 485-4002446 Spring St., Sparta(706) 444-6521


Family Practice

Compassionate Care ClinicHarry Wingate, MDMichelle Brown, NP102-A Airport Rd.Milledgeville (478) 453-0077

Eagle Springs Primary Care Richard Culp, MDMaryam Sedghi, MD440 Charter Blvd.Ste 2203, Macon (478) 745-0808

Welsey Ensley, MD 1190 Siloam Rd., Greensboro (706) 453-0046

Family Medical Associatesof Lake OconeeDave A. Ringer, MDBob Perry, PA-CSally A. Powell, RN,FNP-C1041 Park Dr., Greensboro (706) 453-4945

Gray Family Health 110 Stone Brooke Dr. Gray (478) 986-4743

Theron Harrison, DO 108 Fieldstone Dr.Milledgeville (478) 453-3532

J.I.L. FamilyHealthcare Center Dorothy Sallis-Stewart, MD530 W. Thomas St., Ste. BMilledgeville (478) 453-2606

Rakesh Kumar, MD123 Sparta Hwy.Eatonton (706) 485-2621

Madison FamilyMedicinePamela Hall,Dan Zant, MDs1010 Barclay Dr.Madison(706) 342-1555

Madison MedicalAssociatesDavid Fletcher, MD1075 S. Main St.Ste. 100, Madison(706) 752-0322

Madison Primary Care1820 Bethany Rd.Madison(706) 342-3103

MCG MedicalAssociatesHarry “Bo” L. Cheves, MDJames Tippett, MD2011 Westend Dr. Greensboro (706) 453-9803

Milledgeville Family Practice PCGeorge W. Grimes, III,MD, FAAPCharles I. Caulton, MD,FAAFP540W Thomas St.,Suite BMilledgeville(478) 453-9435


Robert L. Morgan,M.D., P.C.432 Boland St., Sparta (706) 444-7917

North Macon FamilyHealthcare AssociatesLaura Moore, MDJennifer Duke, MDTrellis Baker, MDFred Gaton, MD540 Charger Blvd.Ste. 100Macon (478) 471-0089

OconeeFamily Medicine Center Roy Deen, MDJames Smith Jr., MD Michael Duke, MD 800 W. Thomas St.Milledgeville (478) 453-9346

Oconee Pain ClinicR. Penelope Brooks, MD1215 Columbia Dr.Milledgeville (478) 454-1977

OMNI Health Solutions LLCClyde Green, MD 841 Mulberry St., Macon(478) 741-6554221 W. Clinton St., Ste. 3Gray (478) 986-9550

Phillips Family MedicineKimberly Y. Phillips, MD142 Hospital Perimeter Rd.Eatonton (706) 485-1145

Putnam Family Medical& Occupational HealthCenter Susan Jones, MD106 Hospital Perimeter Rd.Eatonton (706) 485-0880

Sandersville FamilyPractice Center E. Chandler McDavid, MD205 Medical Arts Dr.Sandersville (478) 552-2020

Fertility

Central Georgia Fertility Clinic 4075 Elnora Dr., Macon (478) 453-9402

Fetal Imaging

First Photo Fetal Imaging750 N. Cobb StreetMilledgeville(866) 485-7797

Gastroenterology

Keith Garnto, MD163 NW Roberson Mill Rd.Milledgeville (478) 453-9402

East AtlantaGastroenterologyAssociatesA. Steven McIntosh,MD, FACG1000 Cowles Clinic WayAspen Cottage A-100Greensboro(706) 999-9953(770) 922-0505

Metro AtlantaGastroenterologyMax A. Shapiro, MD1000 Cowles Clinic WayOak Cottage, Suite O-100Greensboro (706) 999-1609(706) 453-1221

Middle GeorgiaGastroenterology PCCarley Ebanks, MD Don Heacock, MD 411 N. Cobb St. Milledgeville (478) 453-0003791 Poplar St.Macon(478) 755-0800

MCG Medical AssociatesRobert R. Schade, MD2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706) 453-9803

General Surgery

Cyler D. Garner, MD200 Pine St., Gordon (478) 628-2101

Macon SurgicalAssociates Earl N. Mullis Jr,, MD John T. Williams 4th, MD 870 High St., Macon (478) 746-2770

MCG Medical AssociatesHarry “Bo” Cheeves, MD2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706) 453-9803

Sergio Mejias, MD740 Prince Ave.Bldg. 10Athens1107 S. Main St.Madison(706) 548-5488

Oconee SurgicalAssociatesHarinder Brar MD 315 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville(478) 453-0230

Piedmont RegionalSurgical Associates Stephen Langston, MDSeth Rion, MD750 N. Cobb. St., Ste 130Milledgeville (478) 452-1024

Michael Roberts, MD 750 N. Cobb St. Ste. 110Milledgeville (478) 452-0205

Surgical Associates ofAtlanta, P.C.Charles R. Finley, MD, FACS1000 Cowles Clinic WayCypress CottageSte C300Greensboro (706) 453-0820(404) 688-1934

Health / Diet /Supplement /Counseling

GeneralNutrition Center Town Central Shopping Center Milledgeville (478) 452-4577Mia’s Health Food 3105 Vineville Ave., Macon (478) 742-0624

Oconee NutritionConsultantsLisa Eisele R.D., L.D.Stacy Paine R.D., L.D.1000 Cowles Clinic WaySuite O-100Greensboro(706) 473-5201

Wild Berry Health Foods 1400 Eatonton Rd.Ste 400, Madison (706) 342-2303

Health Club

Bodyplex1850 North Columbia St.Milledgeville(478) 414-1444

Curves For Women2485 N. Columbia St.Ste 107Milledgeville (478) 414-1141 1093 Lake Oconee Pkwy.Eatonton (706) 484-0555 111 Atlanta Rd., Gray (478) 986-8080

Fitness Plus571 Hammock Rd.Milledgeville (478) 452-2348

Body Plex at LakeOconee106 Village LaneEatonton(706) 485-9916

Home Medical Services

Amedisys Home Health of Madison 1251 Atlanta Hwy.Madison(706) 342-9335(866) 342-9335

Amedisys Home Health of Milledgeville 521 W. Montgomery St.Milledgeville(478) 454-2012

CareSouthHomecare Professionals1023 Lake Oconee Pkwy.Eatonton, (706) 485-71881044 Washington Ave.Macon, (478)742-7557624 S. Milledge Ave.Athens(706) 854-7500

Comfort Keepers1943 N. Jefferson St.Milledgeville (478) 414-1512

Excell Home CareServices931 N. Jefferson St.Milledgeville(478) 453-2273

Georgia MedicalEquipment Services1891 N. Columbia St.Suite 109Milledgeville(478) 451-5185

Health Care Plus, LLC110 Harmony CrossingSuite 1, Eatonton (706) 923-1977

Oconee Home Care 811 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville(478) 454-1727

Peach StateNursing Agency140 W. Washington St. Milledgeville (478) 453-3369

Primecare HomeCare Service3015 Heritage Rd.Milledgeville (478)-696-3534

ResCare Home Care1910 Forsyth #201, Macon(478) 741-4707

RespiratoryHome Care631 N. Cobb St. Milledgeville (478)452-2900

Three RiversHome Health2485 N. Columbia St.Milledgeville (478) 453-2027

United Home Care6340 Lake Oconee PkwyGreensboro (706)454-1770

Hospice

Abbey Hospice215 Azalea Ct.Social Circle (770) 464-5858

Compassionate CareHospice2340 Prince Ave. Suite BAthens(706) 369-3550

Hospice Care Options 811 N. Cobb St.Ste. 3Milledgeville (478) 453-8572(800) 277-7302Macon(478) 743-3033



Serenity Hospice2601 N. Columbia St.,Ste. F, Milledgeville(478) 454-1884

Hospitals

ColiseumMedical Centers 350 Hospital Dr., Macon (478) 765-7000

Coliseum NorthsideHospital 400 Charter Blvd., Macon(478) 757-8200

Macon NorthsideHospital400 Charter Blvd. , Macon(478) 757-8200

Oconee Regional Medical Center 821 N. Cobb St. Milledgeville (478) 454-3505

Putnam General Hospital101 Greensboro Rd.Eatonton(706) 485-2711

Saint Joseph’s atEast Georgia Hospital1201 Siloam Rd. Greensboro (706) 453-7331

Shriners Hospital for Children950 West Faris Rd.Greenville, S.C. (864) 271-3444

The Medical Center ofCentral Georgia &Children’s Hospital777 Hemlock St.Macon (478) 633-1000

Washington CountyRegional Medical Center610 Sparta Rd. Sandersville (478) 240-2000

Infectious Disease

Imad Dibo, MD120 Sparta Hwy.Eatonton(706) 485-4002

Quyen N. Luu, MD 639 Hemlock St.,Suite 200 Macon(478) 741-5945

Infectious Disease -Pediatrics

Children’sHealthcare CenterAna Avalos Mishaan, MD601 Ferncrest Dr., Ste. A Sandersville (478) 552-0006

Baldwin Medical CenterSaqib A. Nazir, MD644 N Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 452-3700

821 North Cobb Street • Milledgeville, GA 31061

478-454-3505 • www.OconeeRegional.com

A Division of Oconee Regional Health Systems

Photo by Kyle Hitchcock Photography


Insurance - Life

Allstate - Chris Jackson1061 Parkside CommonsGreensboro(706)453-2490

Internal Medicine

Dragos Filimon, MD127 Main St., Gordon(478) 628-1636

Patrice Boddie, MD240 N. Wayne St.Milledgeville (478) 452-6999

Vindy Centa, MD 1093 Lake Oconee Pkwy.Ste. 111Eatonton (706) 923-1825

Miguel, Cossio, MD1075 S. Main St.,Ste. 400Madison(706) 342-9664

Eatonton Medical & SurgicalCenter AJ Kumar, MD Melinda Cathy, PA-C132 Sparta Hwy.Eatonton (706) 485-8495

S.K. Hooda, MD 511 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 453-9472

George Martinez, MD 750 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 452-5515

MCG Medical AssociatesJames T. Tippett, MD2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706) 453-9803

Medical Group of Saint Joseph’s at CowlesClinic Internal Medicine Aurelio Manto, MDRichard W. Baehler, MD1000 Cowles Clinic WayOak Cottage, Suite O-200Greensboro (706) 453-2919

Janet L. Griffin, DO1000 Cowles Clinic WayDogwood Cottage, Ste D-300Greensboro (706) 454-0000

Middle Georgia Chest &Medical Center & SleepDiagnostic Center Ram K. Puri,MD, FACP, FCCP 1209 Columbia Dr.Milledgeville (478) 452-3200

Oconee Medical AssociatesCatherine Roberts, MD Willis “Reid” Roberts Jr.,MD Charles “Brinson” ShiverIII, MD641 W. Thomas St. Milledgeville (478) 453-0662

William Waller III, MD 1211 Columbia Dr.Milledgeville (478) 452-1780

Rose Ann Weaver, MD172 N. Main St.Madison(706) 342-4106

Laboraties - Medical

Cowles Clinic Services LaboratoryDouglas C. Huber, MDPathologyDebbie Buttitta, Director& TechnologistBarbara Francis,Technologist1000 Cowles Clinic WayAspen Cottage, Ste A-400Greensboro (706) 454-0025

Mullins Laboratory540 W. Thomas, Suite C Milledgeville (478) 451-5036

Massage Therapy

Charmed126 S. Wayne St.Milledgeville(478) 414-2020

Jennifer Copeland, LMT4292 Gray Hwy.Gray(478) 986-6444

Serenity WellnessSpa & Salon107 Sportsman Club Rd.Milledgeville (478) 453-8158

Medical Equipment

Apalachee MedicalSupplies & Mobility1000 Cowles Clinic WayAspen CottageSte A-200Greensboro (706) 999-1751

C&J Medical Supply 2485 N. Columbia St.Ste. 116Milledgeville (478) 452-4600

Freedom Home Health, LLC 951 Harmony Rd., Ste 101Eatonton (706) 485-4663

Georgia Oxygen Service, Inc. 112 Rowe StreetSuite DDublin (478) 272-4797

Howell MedicalEquipment & Supply630 Meriweather Rd.Ste. A


Mental HealthServices

American Red Cross195 Holt Avenue, Macon(478) 743-8671

Christ Temple of Refuge901 N Clark St.Milledgeville (478) 452-4658

Christian Life Today, Inc. Ellen Couch202-B Jefferson Ave. N.,Eatonton (706) 485-7149

S. Clark Heindel, Ph.D.700 W. Thomas St.,Milledgeville(478) 456-5050

Oconee Center 430 N. Jefferson St.,Milledgeville (478) 445-3201

River Edge BehavioralHealth Center Blandy Way Office Park60 Hwy. 22 W.,Milledgeville (478) 445-1290

Wide Range of Resources1776 N. Jefferson St. NE ,Suite #BMilledgeville, (478) 451-3112

Nephrology

Central Georgia Kidney SpecialistSaghir Ahmed, MDMuhammad Akbar, MDMufid Othman, MD 421 N. Jefferson St. Milledgeville (478) 453-0345

Central Georgia Kidney Specialist657 Hemlock St., Suite 200, Macon (478) 745-4322

Internal Medicine andNephrology Associates Dr. Linus O. Ejim 1820 N. Columbia St.Milledgeville 516 Sparta Rd.Sandersville (478) 552-1200

Ludwig Cavaliere, MD640 MLK, Jr. Blvd.Macon (478) 745-5455

Medical Group of SaintJoseph’s at Cowles ClinicInternal Medicine & NephrologyRichard W. Baehler, MD1000 Cowles Clinic WayOak Cottage, Suite O-200Greensboro (706) 453-2919

James Rowland, MD521 W. Montgomery St.Milledgeville(478) 453-2031


Neurology

Athens NeurologicalAssociatesBrian W. Mitchell, MDEdward S. Novey, MDJon S. Poling, MD, PhD Martha Trieschmann, MDTerry L. Wimpey, MD, PhDEric M. Pitts, MD 1000 Cowles Clinic Way Aspen Cottage, Ste A-100Greensboro (706) 353-0606(706) 454-0019 (800) 929-9502

MCG Medical AssociatesNed Pruitt, MD2011 Westend Drive,Greensboro (706) 453-9803

Oconee NeurologyServices James A. Wilson, MD345 N. Cobb St. ,Milledgeville (478) 454-1034George Stefanis, MD 310 Hospital Dr., Ste.205, Macon(478) 741-3690

Neuropsychiatry& PainManagement

Georgia Pain &Behavioral MedicineDr. Thomas Sachy, MD247 Lana Dr., Gray (478) 986-0484

Nursing Home

Chaplinwood Health &Rehabilitation325 Allen Memorial Dr.,Milledgeville (478) 453-8514

Eatonton Health &Rehabilitation Center125 Sparta Hwy.,Eatonton (706) 485-8573

Green Acres Health &Rehabilitation313 Allen Memorial Dr.,Milledgeville(478) 453-9437

Georgia War VeteransHome 2249 Vinson Hwy.,Milledgeville (888) 453-6836

Heritage Healthcare ofToomsboro210 Main St., Toomsboro (478) 933-5395

Obstetrics /Gynecology

Center for Women’s Careand ReproductiveSurgeryThomas L. Lyons, MD,MS, FACOGAssia A. Stepanian, MD1000 Cowles Clinic WayCypress CottageSuite C300, Greensboro(706) 453-0820(888) 545-0400

Central GeorgiaWomen’s Health CenterHenry J. Davis, MD2410 Ingleside Ave.,Macon(478) 746-1333

Paul Harnetty, MD 304 Margie Dr., WarnerRobins (478) 971-2186

Milledgeville OB/GYNAssociates PCSuzAnne Palmer, MD Charles F. Brown, MDKatie Webster, FNP-C 750 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 453-8511

Mohan Papudesu, MD 601 Ferncrest Dr., Ste. 2,Sandersville (478) 240-2090

The Women’s Care CenterMarisol San Inocencio, MD London Eady, MSN, NPCIvey Broxton, MSN, NPC 1001 Fernwood Dr.,Milledgeville (478) 453-8100

OccupationalMedicine

Macon OccupationalMedicineLance Adkinson, MDJ. Ray Grant, MD 124 Third St., Macon (478)751-2900

Byron M. Watson, MD 204 Spring St., Ste. E Macon (478) 746-9898

Oncology

Atlanta OncologyAssociates at Georgia Centerfor Total Cancer CareErich G. Randolph, MD 1000 Cowles Clinic WayMagnolia Cottage Suite M100,Greensboro (706) 454-1624

Coliseum Park CancerTreatment CenterErich G. Randolph, MDSean Cavanaugh, MD 308 Coliseum Dr., Ste 100, Macon (478) 742-2278

Georgia CancerSpecialists Raj Gupta, MD Cheryl Jones, MD Vundyala Reddy, MDFranc Wallace, MDPremila Malhotra, MD624 Martin Luther KingJr. Dr., Milledgeville (478) 453-1806 308 Coliseum Dr. Ste 120, Macon (478) 745-6130214 Perry Hwy. Hawkinsville (478) 783-4022


Georgia CancerSpecialists atGeorgia Center forTotal Cancer Care Victoria L. Afshani, MDRichard O. Lloyd, DO 1000 Cowles Clinic Way Magnolia CottageSuite M200Greensboro (706) 454-0159

Opthalmology

Advanced Family Eyecare223 S. Main St. Madison(706) 343-1876

ClearView Vision1429 Oglethorpe St.Macon (478) 743-7061

Eisner Laser Center 125 Plantation Centre Dr.Macon (478) 405-2020

Jennifer M. Cousins, ODWal-Mart of Madison1681 Eatonton Rd.Madison(706) 342-8018

Eye PhysiciansProfessional AssociationJames I. Suit, MDWilliam H. Jarrard Jr., MD J. Stephen Ellis, MDJoe L. McLendon, MD Susan S. Payne, L.D.O. 626 First St.Macon (800) 282-1276

Family Eye CareColumbia Optical CenterC. Steven McQuaig, MDC. Davis Williamson, MDJames B. Craig, ODCharles S. McQuaig, OD111 Fieldstone Dr.Ste. 100 Milledgeville (478) 453-9333

Family Eye CareAssociates ofCowles Clinic C. Steven McQuaig, MDC. Davis Williamson, MD Charles S. McQuaig, ODWilliam Barry Lee, MD,FACS (cornea)(404) 350-1414Dennis M. Marcus, MD(retina)(706) 650-0061Dr. James Craig, OD(facial & oculo-plastic)(404) 256-15001000 Cowles Clinic WayWillow CottageSte W-200Greensboro (706) 999-2020

Pulliam Eye GroupJaymini Nayee, OD,Michael M. Pulliam,MD, Jose L. Bigles, MD1512 Eatonton Rd.Madison(706) 342-1233

Southeast Retina CenterDennis M. Marcus, MD1000 Cowles Clinic WayWillow Cottage, Suite W-200Greensboro (706) 650-0061

Caldwell Opticians/Gray Eyecare684 First St., Macon(478) 743-2020

Cathy’s Eye Care1841 N. ColumbiaMilledgeville (478) 452-3593

Christie Eye Care2485 N. Columbia St.Milledgeville (478) 452-6569

Columbia Optical Labs 111 Fieldstone Dr.Milledgeville (478) 452-2080

Lake Oconee Eye CareSusan S. Lee, OD Perry K. Lee, OD 1051A Park Dr.Greensboro (706) 453-4535

Dr. David Ritchie, OD 150 S. Jefferson St.Milledgeville (478) 452-1323

Eye Ware GalleryBrian Healey, OD109 Harmony CrossingSte. 105 Eatonton (706) 484-2121

Wal-Mart Vision CenterJohn Sae Yu, ODHector Mallar, OD 2592 N. Columbia St.Milledgeville (478) 452-2611

Orthopedic - Surgery

Associate Physicians andSurgeons of GADr. EvaristusOshlokpekhai Dr. Craig SeamDr. Grace Ejaise1043 N. Houston Rd.Milledgeville (478) 453-1085Warner Robins (478) 328-6466

Athens Orthopedic ClinicJohn R. Manfredi, MDSteve Johnson, MD1000 Cowles Clinic Way Aspen Cottage, Ste A-100Greensboro (706) 999-1594(706) 549-1663

Atlanta Sports Medicine& Orthopedic CenterPhillip R. Langer, MD1000 Cowles Clinic WayCypress Cottage, Ste C300Greensboro (706) 453-0820


Orthopedic - Surgery(cont’d.)

Forsyth StreetOrthopaedic Surgery &Rehabilitation CenterDr. Kelly, Dr. RichardsonDr. Hattaway,Dr. SlappeyDr. Stapleton,Dr. BeringerDr. Wood Pope1600 Forsyth St., Macon (478) 743-3000

MCG Medical AssociatesUsup Choi, MD2011 Westend Dr.Greensboro (706) 453-9803

Milledgeville Bone &Joint SpecialistsSteven P. Niergarth, DO 1201 Columbia Dr.Milledgeville (478) 451-0040

Piedmont Sports Medicaland Orthopedic 350 Hospital Dr. Macon (478) 474-2114

OrthoGeorgiaDr. Johnson, Dr. Floyd Dr. Sapp, Dr.ThornsberryDr. Foulkes, Dr. BlackwellDr. Dasher, Dr. LeeDr. Thomas, Dr. GilbertDr. Jeshuran3708 Northside DriveMacon (478)745-4206

Southern Orthopaedics Mark L. Mudano, MD 541 W. Montgomery St.Lafayette Square, Suite 1, Milledgeville (478) 451-0200

Sports Medicine &Orthopaedic SurgeryAndrew R. Bishop, MD1000 Cowles Clinic WayCypress Cottage, Ste C300Greensboro (706) 453-0820

Surgeon CareMark L. Mudano MD142 Hospital Perimeter Rd.Eatonton (706) 485-1151

Robert Thornsberry, MD106 Hospital Perimeter Rd.Eatonton (478) 745-4206

Orthotics & Prosthetics

Milledgeville Orthotics& Augusta Prosthetics535 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 453-7327

Outpatient Facility

Doctors Laboratory, Inc. 3200 Riverside Dr.Bldg. A Ste. 300 Macon (478) 474-8808

Oconee Regional Medical Center Reginald Wilson, MD (478) 454-3680

Pediatrics

Children’s HealthcareCenter of SandersvilleDr. Charnetta Colton Dr. Christy MountainDr. Jennifer Tarbutton 601 Ferncrest Dr. Sandersville (478) 552-0006

Cowles Clinic Pediatrics Christopher J. Bassett, MD1000 Cowles Clinic Way Willow Cottage, Ste W-100Greensboro (706) 454-1210

Eatonton PediatricsAl Hakim, MD116 Sparta Hwy.Eatonton (706) 923-0904

Kids First PediatricsPrabhdeep Brar, MD Sokar Kendor, MDChristopher Bowers, MD 530 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 453-1020

MCG Medical AssociatesMichael Roberts, MD2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706) 453-9803

Middle GA Pediatrics Chen K Ho, MD2938 Heritage Pl., Ste. A Milledgeville (478) 453-0453

Milledgeville PediatricsLuis Samper, MDMarshall Ivey, MD750 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 453-9383

Northside PediatricsEmmett Berry, MD3888 Northside Dr.Macon (478) 477-4044

Pediatrics “R” UsAl Hakim, M.D.1015 Fernwood Dr.Milledgeville (478) 452-3835

Putnam Pediatrics andAdolescent Medicine132 C. Sparta Hwy.Eatonton (706) 485-8924

Pharmacy

Compounding Specialistsat Lake Oconee 1013 Lake Oconee Pkwy.Ste 102, Eatonton(706) 923-2933

CVS/Pharmacy 960 N. Columbia St.Milledgeville (478) 452-5533641 S. Wayne St.Milledgeville (478) 452-3566809 Oak St., Eatonton (706) 485-5832


Gordon Drug Company 210 Milledgeville Rd.Gordon (478) 628-2481

Gray Drug Company157 Bill Conn Pkwy.Gray (478)986-3161

H&M Drugs295 Hammock Rd.Milledgeville (478) 453-7715

Hunter’s Drug Store 102 N. Main St. Greensboro (706) 453-7431

Kmart Stores Pharmacy 1970 N. Columbia St.Milledgeville (478) 453-8399

Kroger Pharmacy1962 N. Columbia St.Milledgeville (478) 454-3033

Medical Arts Pharmacy 811 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 452-1222

Medical Center Pharmacy 750 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 452-3591

Medicap Pharmacy 236 W. Clinton St.Gray (478) 986-4827

Publix Super Markets 6350 Lake Oconee Pkwy.Ste. 106, Greensboro (706) 454-7150

Ray Drug Company 34 N. Jefferson Ave. Eatonton (706) 485-3081

Rite-Aid Pharmacy2400 N. Columbia St.Milledgeville (478) 452-3589202 N. Main St.Eatonton (706) 453-4120257 N. Main St.Greensboro (706) 342-0888611 W. Clinton St.Gray (478) 986-5454

Shoppers Pharmacy 303 Jefferson St., Eatonton (706) 485-6262

Southside DiscountDrug200 W. Andrews St.Milledgeville (478) 453-7227

Walgreens2350 N Columbia St.Milledgeville (478) 414-1168

Physical Therapy

Advance Rehabilitation PhysicalTherapy Tony Lewis, PT, COMT 1000 Cowles Clinic Way Dogwood CottageSuite D100Greensboro (706) 454-1394

Andrews Physical Therapy446 Spring St. Sparta(706) 444-9200

Lake OconeeRehabilitation &Perfomance CenterBrian E. Prell, MSPTPhysical Therapist/Owner1010 Village Park Ln, Ste 102, Greensboro(706) 454-1811

Oconee Regional MedicalCenter Rehab Services821 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 454-3640

East Athens PhysicalTherapy665 Gaines School Rd. Athens (706) 369-81151061 Park Dr.Greensboro (706) 453-23301541 Old Buckhead Rd.Madison (706) 342-0336242 General Daniel Ave. SDanielsville (706) 795-0155

Georgia Rehab Services Inc. 5109 Hwy. 278 NE, Ste. CCovington (770) 784-0091

ORMC Rehab Services821 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 454-3640

Physical & AthleticRehabilitation Center 1203 Columbia Dr.Milledgeville(478) 452-6200

Putnam General HospitalPhysical Therapy 101 Lake Oconee Pkwy.Eatonton(706) 485-2711 EX 300

SerenityPhysical Therapy 107 NE Sportsman Club Rd.Milledgeville(478) 453-0041

Twin Lakes Physical Therapy571 Hammock Rd. Ste 106 Milledgeville (478) 452-6252510 Settlement Dr.Ste. 7Gray (478) 986-54001001 Village Park Dr.Ste. 105 Greensboro (706) 454-2000

Podiatry

AFA Foot & AnkleCenters Paul G. Smaha II, DPMPaul Smaha III, DPM Carol Smaha, DPMJason B. Smaha, DPM 192 NW Roberson Mill Rd.Milledgeville (478) 452-1404106 Hospital Perimeter Rd. Eatonton (706) 484-8050


Podiatry (cont’d.)

Feet 1st PodiatryConsuela Williams, DPM 1767 Shurling DriveMacon (478) 741-4332

Foot Specialist, Inc.Emanuel Willis, DPMJohn Wallace Wright DPM, PC 151 N. Jefferson St.Milledgeville (478) 452-7342

Lake Oconee Foot & Ankle 1040 B Park Dr., Greensboro (706) 453-4104

MCG Medical AssociatesJanice P. Clark, DPM2011 Westend DriveGreenboro (706) 453-9803

Personal Foot & AnkleSpecialistsThuy Giang, DPM1820 N. Columbia St.Milledgeville (478) 451-0300Sandersville (478) 552-1086

Village Podiatry CentersLarry Goldstein, DPM510 N. Cobb St.,Millegeville(478) 452-8768Debbie Byron, DPM3556 Riverside Dr.,Macon (478) 475-9250

Village Podiatry CentersLawanna Monday-Harden, DPM1000 Cowles Clinic WayCypress CottageSte C300, Greensboro(706) 453-9930 (770) 319-5502

Private HomeCare

Caring Companions269 Albermarle PlaceMacon (478) 476-044424 Hour Assistance (877) 819-0444

Psychiatry

Georgia Pain &Behavioral Medicine Thomas H. Sachy, MD 247 Lana Dr., Gray (478) 986-0484

Macon Psychiatry Center Ali Ahmadi, MD3902 Northside Dr., Ste A-4Macon (478) 474-8774

MCG Medical AssociatesDonald Manning, MDNitin Shendarkar, MD2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706) 453-9803

Psychiatry & Psychological Associates,LLCMark L. King Ph. DMimi Vilma, MD1000 Cowles Clinic WayOak Cottage, Suite O-100Greensboro, (770) 718-9790


Psychology

Katie Cowan, Psy. D.1097 Lake Oconee PkwyEatonton (404) 931-6555

Ronnie Blount, M.D.737 Riverside Dr. Macon (478) 738-0610

Child and AdolescentResources, PC1200 Confederate Rd.Madison (706) 342-3130

Lee Edwards, PhD700 W. Thomas St.Milledgeville (478) 452-4969

S. Clark Heindel, PhD700 W. Thomas St.Milledgeville (478) 456-5050

Greg Jarvie, PhD 136B W. McIntosh St.Milledgeville (478) 452-2600

Pulmonology

Athens Pulmonary &AllergyHugh Jenkins, MDJohn Lazenby, MDJane Parks, MDShraddha Tongia, MD1000 Cowles Clinic WayGreensboro (706) 999-9983(706) 549-5560

The Asthma & Pediatric Lung Centerof Central GADr. James Logan1062 Forsyth St., Ste. 2C Macon (478) 755-0036

MCG Medical AssociatesAmy R. Blanchard2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706) 453-9803

Oconee Medical AssociatesJ. Wesley King, MD641 W. Thomas St. Milledgeville (478) 453-0662

Ram Puri, MD1209 Columbia Dr.Milledgeville (478) 452-3200

Radiology

Lake Oconee Diagnostic Center1040 Park Dr., Greensboro(706) 454-0710

Midwest DiagnosticManagement One CallMedical Inc. 1850 N. Columbia St., Ste. 3Milledgeville (800) 331-6062(800) 872-2875

ShawnRoberts, PT

Denny Wood,PT

Allyson Wood,PT

Jill Smith, PTA

Chris Alford,PT, DPT, SCS,

ATC, CSCS

ConstanceWesson,

OTRL, CHT

Milledgeville571 Hammock Rd • Suite 106 • (Old McGaw Building)

(478) 452-6252

Chris Hairie,PTA, MBA

Gray222 West Clinton St., Suite 3

(Next to Advance Auto)

(478) 986-5400

Kim Bershadsky, PT

Chris Alligood, PT, MS, OCS

Lake Oconee1001 Village Park Drive

Suite 105

(706) 454-2000

3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU

Specializing in:

• OrthopaedicPhysical Therapy

• Post-SurgicalPhysical Therapy

• Occupational Therapy

• Hand Therapy

• Neck and BackPain Relief

• Stroke Rehabilitation

• Sports Related Injuries

• Shoulder, Elbow andKnee Dysfunction

MichaelDunning,

MPT, FAOMPT, ATC


Radiology (cont’d.)

Milledgeville Imaging Center1850 North Columbia St.Milledgeville (478) 453-4101

Northwest RadiologyConsultants, PC 2140 Riverside Drive Macon (478) 745-2777

Oconee Regional Medical CenterFrederick Falchook, MDJohn Penuel, MDLaurence Steinfield, MD William A. Willoughby, MD 811 N. Cobb St. Milledgeville (478) 454-3810

Saint Joseph’s at East Georgia Imaging Center Rob Davis, MD,RadiologistMark Bernardy, MD,Radiologist(706) 454-3064Beth Lively,Radiology Technologist(706) 454-3065Deena Pearson(706) 454-00361000 Cowles Clinic WayPine Cottage, Ste P-100Greensboro (706) 454-0036

Radiation Oncology

Oconee Regional Medical CenterH. L. “Tripp” Simpson, III, MD821 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville(478) 454-3805

Rheumatology/Arthritis

Arthritis Diagnostic &Treatment Center Maria Fondal, MD 6501 Peake Rd., Ste 1000Macon (478) 475-1545

MCG Medical AssociatesAlok Sachdeva, MD2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706) 453-9803

Manmohan M. Gupta, MD770 Pine St. Ste. 440, Macon (478) 741-4588

Sleep Disorders

Middle Georgia Chest & Medical Center& Sleep DiagnosticCenterRam Puri, MD1209 Columbia Dr. Milledgeville (478) 452-3200

Putnam GeneralHospital/Sleep Health Sleep Studies101 Lake Oconee PkwyEatonton(706) 485-2711 ext 416

Saint Joseph’s SleepCenter at Cowdes Clinic1000 Cowles Clinic WayAspen Cottage, Ste A-100Greensboro (706) 453-5005

The Sleep EvaluationCenterCharles Wells Jr., MD 111 Fieldstone Dr.Milledgeville770 Hemlock St.Macon (800) 770-5874

Staffing

ATC Health CareNurse Staffing Services 3015 Heritage Rd. Milledgeville (478) 414-1960

Healthcare Staffing, Inc.571 Hammock Rd., Ste 100Milledgeville (478) 414-1703

Medical SpecialtyServices Nursing Agency811 North Cobb, Suite AMilledgeville (478) 453-2222

Support Groups

Faith, Hope & LoveCancer Support GroupPutnam & Baldwin CountiesMeets 2nd Tuesday ofEvery Month atSylvias Grille2600 N. Columbia Dr.Ste D-6, 478-731-9390Carol Minshew - President

Living Beyond the LabelSupport Group forParents of Children withSpecial NeedsMeets 2nd Saturday ofEvery Month atPutnam General Hospital101 Greensboro Rd.EatontonJosette Akhras(478) 456-2592Shannon King(706) 342-0568

Telehealth

Georgia Partnership forTeleHealth, Inc.1718 Reynolds St., Ste. 100, Waycross (912) 285-0904

TherapeuticRadiology

Radiation Therapy821 N. CobbH. “Tripp” Simpson III, MDMilledgeville (478) 454-3805

Southeastern Radiother-apy Specialists/Georgia Center for Total Cancer CareDavid Lowther, MD1000 Cowles Clinic WayMagnolia CottageGreensboro (706) 454-1624


Urology

Cowles ClinicCenter for Urology Robert S. Cowles, III, MD, FACS1000 Cowles Clinic WayCypress Cottage,Ste C100, Greensboro(706) 454-0100

MCG Medical AssociatesDonald G. Mode, MD2011 Westend DriveGreensboro (706)453-9803

Oconee Urology PC M. Frederick Stewart, MDBrois Velimirovich, MD 1217 Columbia Dr.Milledgeville(478) 453-7516

VA Clinics/Hospitals

Carl Vinson VAMedical Center1826 Veterans Blvd. Dublin (478) 272-1210

Vascular &Thorasic Surgery

Dr. Rashmi Hooda511 N. Cobb St., Suite 13 Milledgeville(478) 453-9472

Michael Roberts, MD750 N. Cobb St., Ste. 110 Milledgeville(478) 452-0205

Oconee Laser VeinCenterHarinder Brar, MD 315 N. Cobb St. Milledgeville(478) 453-0230

Vein Specialists of theSouth LLC Kenneth E. Harper, MD 556 Third St., Macon (478) 743-2472

Vascular Institute of GA J. Mark Rheudasil, MDPeter B. H’Doubler, Jr.,MD, FACSSamantha Hembree, RVT1000 Cowles Clinic WayCypress Cottage, Ste C300Greensboro, (706) 453-0820

Women’s Health

A Preferred Women’sHealth Center (888) 562-7415

Atlanta Women’sMedical Center (800) 877-6332

Center for Women’s Care &Reproductive Surgery Thomas L. Lyons, MD, MS, FACOGAssia A. Stephanian, MD 1000 Cowles Clinic WayCypress Cottage Ste C300, Greensboro (888) 545-0400(706) 453-9820(770) 352-0037

CrossroadsPregnancy Center 451 S. Wayne St. Milledgeville (478) 452-7376

First CallPregnancy Center 1531 W. Broad St.Greensboro (706) 453-1908

Milledgeville OB/GYNAssociates PCSuzAnne Palmer, MD Charles F. Brown, MDKatie Webster, FNP-C 750 N. Cobb St.Milledgeville (478) 453-8511

Woman’s Health CareCenterMohan Papudesu, MD,FACOGArthur F. Perkins, MD,FACOGTareyl Barby, MDSheaiu Taylor, MSN,WHNP610 Ferncrest DriveSandersville(478) 553-0505

The Woman’s Care CenterMarisol San Inocencio,MDLondon Eady, M.L.N.,N.P.C.Ivey Braxton, M.L.N.,N.P.C.1001 Fernwood DriveMilledgeville(478) 453-8100

3 Tips to Maximize Your Abdominal Exercises• Don’t rush. Be very slow and smooth with the ab exercises. Ideally, try to take 2-4 counts to come up and 2-4counts to come down.

• Concentrate, concentrate, and concentrate on thoseabdominal muscles. Visualize in your mind the contractionand working your muscles as you perform an exercise.

• Before you begin, think about pulling your belly button intoward your spine. Now keep it in that position throughoutthe entire move. You may need to remind yourself periodically to keep this position.

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