What is the phone number for Augusta Health in Fishersville VA?

You can reach them at: 540-332-4000. It’s best to call Augusta Health during business hours.

What is the address for Augusta Health on medical center in Fishersville?

Augusta Health is located at this address: 78 Medical Center Dr Fishersville, VA 22939.

What are Augusta Health(Fishersville, VA) store hours?

Augusta Health store hours are as follows: Mon-Sun: 24 hours.

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We entered Phase IV of our reopening plan this week and we are now fully open to deliver care to our community! We continue to update our visitation guidelines based on needs while keeping the health and safety of our patients and team members as top priority. Please visit www.augustahealth.com/coronavirus/visitor-restrictions for our latest update. #COVID19 #SAWstrong #ValleyStrong

From buying groceries to visiting grandchildren, we answer common questions about senior safety during the #COVID19 pandemic. #SeniorHealth #SeniorSafety AUGUSTAHEALTHMATTERS.COM What’s safe for seniors during the pandemic? | Health Matters | Augusta Health

Nursing excellence is paramount to an excellent patient and visitor experience! Congratulations to these team members who were recognized for their skilled and compassionate care they give our patients at the bedside, in the procedure room, and in outpatient settings. These professionals touch the lives of thousands of patients and families every year, thank you for all you do! #FoundationFriday Augusta Health Foundation is feeling excited. October 2 at 10:43 AM · The Augusta Health Foundation is proud to support new and innovative programs for nurses and in nursing, and provide Nursing Excellence Awards to team members each year! Please join us in congratulating: Nurse of the Year: Dana Shomo (PACU) Nurse Innovator of the Year: Isaac Izzillo (AMG) Nurse Leader of the Year: Stefanie Bartley (Infection Control) Nurse Support Staff Member of the Year: Sarah Coleman (Medical)

Douglas Hidlay, MD, enjoys interventional radiology because he is able to solve problems and keep patients out of the hospital. These minimally invasive procedures take only a few minutes or short hours and patients can be back to their lives outside the hospital. His #1 health tip is that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Yearly check-ups and preventative care with your primary care doctor is the best any of us can do to live long and healthy lives. We are pleased to have Dr. Hidlay on our team, learn more about him and our interventional radiology services by visiting https://www.augustahealth.com/providers/douglas-hidlay #ThankfulThursday

Carol Habel doesn’t describe herself as a computer whiz, but she is becoming something of a pro at #telemedicine. Learn how she and others are using virtual visits for safety and convenience. #wednesdaywisdom #healthmatters AUGUSTAHEALTHMATTERS.COM Healthcare goes virtual during the pandemic | Health Matters | Augusta Health

Flu season is upon us, and it's particularly important to get a flu vaccine now so you're protected while #COVID19 continues to spread. Your body typically takes up to two weeks to develop an immune response from a vaccine, so getting an immunization now is your safest bet to fight the flu. #fluface Visit https://www.augustahealth.com/coronavirus/flu for more information.

When you #WearAMask, you are protecting your friends, your neighbors, your loved ones and yourself. #MaskwithUs #MaskUp #SAWstrong

Breast cancer is great at hiding from you, but only if you choose to hide from it. Early detection can save your life. Schedule your mammogram today. #breastcancer #pinktober #SAWstrong AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Women's Imaging | Augusta Health

Your heart can’t wait—even during a pandemic. #HeartAttacks and #strokes are emergencies and require quick action. Learn the signs and symptoms and what to do if you or someone you know experiences them. AUGUSTAHEALTHMATTERS.COM Your heart can’t wait, even during a pandemic | Health Matters | Augusta Health

Thanks to a grant from Augusta Health Foundation, our Behavioral Health Services created a tranquil place for our team members! #FoundationFriday Augusta Health Foundation October 9 at 5:47 PM · The Augusta Health Foundation is excited to announce the grand opening of a Lavender Room to improve the resilience of Augusta Health team members, who are facing the day-to-day challenges of patient care which are especially prevalent in the current high-stress COVID-19 environment. The Lavender Room seeks to mitigate burn-out by providing a place of respite, relaxation, and restoration, and to decrease stress levels and increase healthy coping. The Lavender Room is comfortably furnished space where team members can choose from a variety of de-stressing materials, wellness activities and resources, or simply to enjoy a quiet place to get away for a few minutes. #philanthropyinaction #healthcareheroes

It is more important than ever to follow guidelines and protect yourself against both flu and #COVID19 – wash your hands, maintain social distance and #WearAMask. #MaskUp #MaskWithUs

The threat of #COVID19 can make #Halloween2020 even more spine-chilling. Do your part in taming the fear by staying home to help keep our community safe. But if you do go out, don’t forget your mask — this year, it’s scarier not to wear one. #MaskWithUs #SAWstrong

We are so thankful for the support from Ball Corporation to help our team members in need! #FoundationFriday Augusta Health Foundation October 16 at 4:25 PM · We are so grateful that the Ball Corporation generously donated $2,500 to the Employee Emergency Fund to support our team members and staff through the COVID-19 pandemic! Thank you for caring about our healthcare heroes! #philanthropyinaction #sawstrong

Numbers don’t lie. No matter how you enjoy this #halloween2020 season, make sure you’re enjoying it safely. Wear your protective face covering. Wash your hands often. Stay away from large crowds. Some things are more frightening than ghosts and goblins — and also more real.

Surjya Das, MD, loves being able to potentially save someone's life after a heart attack and help them recover to a normal level of activity. His #1 health tip is that prevention is much better than treatment. Adopt a healthy lifestyle both physically and mentally. We are pleased to have Dr. Das on our team, learn more about him and our cardiology services by visiting https://www.augustahealth.com/providers/surjya-das. #ThankfulThursday

With #COVID19 still present, getting a flu shot this year is more important than ever. Join us for free flu vaccinations for anyone 9 years and older! This opportunity will be Saturday, October 24 from 10a - 2p at the Waynesboro Mennonite Church. #FluShot #fluface

For those at high risk of developing breast cancer, this program provides a framework to reduce that risk and prevent cancer from occurring. Read to learn more about how our team can help you prevent breast cancer. https://www.augustahealth.com/health-focused/working-to-prevent-breast-cancer-in-high-risk-patients-at-augusta-health #BreastCancerAwareness AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Working to prevent breast cancer in high risk patients at Augusta Health

For nearly five years, we have used an automated cleaning system called Surfacide that is scientifically proven to reduce many kinds of bacteria and viruses — including COVID-19. These systems disinfect an entire space in a single cycle with ultraviolet light that penetrates every surface. Surfacide UV-C technology is being used over 100 times a month to sterilize our isolation rooms. It’s one of many ways we’re providing a safe environment for your expert and compassionate care. #uvc #COVID19 #SAWstrong

It's important to remember that many traditional Halloween activities could present a high-risk for spreading #COVID19. Be sure to read how the Centers For Disease Control (CDC) has sorted traditional Halloween activities into three risk categories so you can evaluate your risk carefully. #halloween2020 AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Halloween Safety: How to celebrate the holiday that has always had masks!

How are we making your health and safety our top priority? Surfacide UV-C technology that uses ultraviolet light to disinfect surfaces. A new electrostatic spraying system that sanitizes directly to surfaces. Dedicated cleaning of exam rooms, lobbies, surfaces, and high-traffic areas. An Environmental Staff that works closely with Infection Prevention and clinical department leaders to ensure standards of cleanliness are met or exceeded. Whether at Augusta Health or any of our medical practices, we want to make certain you don’t let fear of #COVID19 keep you from any of your healthcare needs.

The most common symptom of Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) is pain in the feet and legs while walking that feels better after resting. Does this sound familiar? Visit http://ow.ly/2uAn50BXIHA for more information on our free PAD screening scheduled for next week.

Seriously, hasn’t it felt like we’ve been living through Halloween for the last eight months? Masks everywhere. Scary things we can’t see. So why not take a break for a night? Celebrate Halloween at home this year and do your part to keep our community safe from the spread of COVID-19. Turn out the lights. Watch a movie. Eat all the candy. And while you’re at it, put on your best costume and tag us with your #stayathomeselfie for a chance to get featured on our page! #Halloween2020 #Covid19 #SAWstrong #togetherapart

Kevin Steckline, PA, loves being able to serve patients in the rural setting of Lexington. His #1 health tip is to eat a healthy heart diet and exercise daily. We are so pleased to have Kevin on our team, learn more about him and our Lexington Primary Care team by visiting https://www.augustahealth.com/locations/augusta-health-primary-care-lexington #ThankfulThursday

Science is finally catching up to what we’ve known all along — being in the woods isn’t just good for the mind, it’s good for the body too. According to an article by the Cleveland Clinic http://ow.ly/ZZJH50C5qeN, spending time in nature reduces stress, lowers blood pressure, and even regulates blood sugar. So put away that screen. Cut out the noise. Lay down your worries. There’s a great big beautiful world right in our backyard. Go explore it. #naturelovers #healthylifestyle #blueridgemountains

Join us in celebrating our Respiratory Therapy team during Respiratory Care Week. They have been on the front lines with the #COVID19 battle and we are grateful for their tireless work and exceptional patient care . Thanks for all you do! #RCWeek20

#dyk patients with #diabetes are six times more likely to be hospitalized due to #covid19? Individuals with uncontrolled diabetes are at an increased risk for developing serious symptoms compared to individuals whose diabetes is well-managed. AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Complications from Diabetes and COVID-19

No matter who you are, the threat of breast cancer is real. A mammogram is the quickest and most powerful tool for early detection, reducing your risk of death while giving you control of your health. Schedule yours today. #breastcancer #survivor #pinkribbon #SAWstrong

To all those who have served, we thank you for your service today and everyday. #VeteransDay

Be sure to join us on Facebook LIVE tomorrow beginning at noon to learn about resources available to help manage your diabetes. #diabetesday HAPPENING NOW Diabetes Resources

This is not a scar, it is a symbol. It was not something that was done to me. Not something that would stop me. It is a message of a challenge met and a new path blazed. It is a bookmarked page in an unfinished story. It doesn’t define me. It reminds me that where some would fall, I rose. Where others would surrender, I overcame. I will not keep them hidden, for by them the world knows I am stronger where once I was weak.

#COVID19 is impacting travel and holiday plans this year. Planning is more complex and includes additional safety considerations. Here are some facts and tips to incorporate if you must travel. Stay diligent and protect those you love. AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Traveling during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Augusta Health Foundation is able to provide vital support to our community, where it's needed most. Thanks to the generosity of partners like Chris and Becky Earhart, formerly of Dixie Gas & Oil, who recently gave the gift of free mammograms to those who cannot afford to pay. "Breast cancer took my mother when I was young and there are many families impacted by this disease. We need to do all we can to support early diagnosis and treatment." Please call our Centralized Scheduling (833-AHC-HLTH) to schedule your mammogram.

It's not just cosmetic! Alleviate pain and restore health in your achy, swollen and restless legs. Find out how #veindisease may be affecting your life. Cardiologist Kenneth Sternberg, DO, will be conducting FREE screenings beginning next week, visit http://ow.ly/UU0150CcnH9 for more information.

#COVID19 has never left our community, and is in fact, increasing in prevalence. We continue to identify positive cases daily. Please visit augustahealth.com/news/covid-19-update-visitor-policy-update-as-covid-19-cases-increase for our updated Patient & Visitor Guidelines effective today.

We all need sleep to maintain physical and mental health and our overall well-being. But sleep disorders can rob us of a good night's sleep and cause excessive daytime fatigue. Great news, our Sleep Center team now has Catherine Muller, NP, who is seeing patients in Lexington in addition to our Fishersville location. Her #1 health tip is to avoid looking at electronic screens the hour before bedtime to promote healthy sleep. To learn how we can help with your sleep diagnosis please visit augustahealth.com/locations/augusta-health-sleep-clinic.

There has been a spike of #covid19 in our local area and we would like to update everyone on the impact this has had on our census and staffing. Please visit augustahealth.com/news/statement-of-covid-19-at-augusta-health to learn more. As a community, we face this surge together. We must think of others, our friends and family who may be at greater risk to complications and death from COVID-19. It is imperative that we all continue to practice—every day but especially now—the precautions that have become familiar to us all. #washyourhands #socialdistancing #maskwithus #SAWstrong

With so much health information coming from so many sources, wouldn’t it be great to receive a roundup of all the latest alerts, tips, and news from one trusted place? Visit newsletter.augustahealth.com/signup to get our monthly Community Care Bulletin delivered straight to your inbox. NEWSLETTER.AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Sign up to receive the Community Care Bulletin

#COVID19 spreads easily from person to person, here is a great reminder how to protect yourself & others! CDC November 13 at 2:12 PM · JUST WEAR THE MASK. Make sure it covers your mouth AND nose. Stay 6 feet away from others. Wash your hands. Stay home if you can. COVID-19 cases are rising fast across the U.S., and if we don’t act together and do what we can to slow the spread, thousands more could die. Do your part. Get the facts: https://bit.ly/3bGvO6p

Scientists estimate that 9.3% of adults worldwide — 463 million people — live with diabetes. We celebrate World Diabetes Day every November 14 to honor the birthday of Frederick Banting, who co-discovered insulin in 1922. Since then, doctors have discovered that few things are more important in preventing and controlling diabetes than good nutrition. That’s one of the pillars of our partnership with the Allegheny Mountain Institute to develop a sustainable production farm that grows organic food for our patient meals, cafes, and catering services. Last year, the AMI farm produced 24,000 pounds of food as a way to empower our patients and community to make healthy food choices year-round. #WorldDiabetesDay2020 #insulin4all #diabetesawareness

Gathering with friends and family are important social traditions during the holidays, but it's just as important to keep everyone safe and healthy during the gatherings. Here, from our Infection Prevention specialists and the CDC, are some tips to keep you and your loved ones safe and healthy. #holidayseason AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Gatherings & Get-Togethers During a Pandemic: Tips for Staying Safe & Healthy

The best way to protect yourself and others is to stay home. But if you do decide to celebrate with others, different activities carry different levels of risk for #COVID19. Click to see #Thanksgiving2020 activities sorted by risk level. #SAWstrong AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Reduce your risk of spreading COVID-19 at Thanksgiving

Today we put up our display for Celebration of Holiday Lights in Staunton, VA. Beginning November 23, there will be over 100 displays in Gypsy Hill Park that will begin sparkling every evening beginning at 5p. This is a great social distancing activity for your family! #holidayseason

In the midst of a COVID-19 surge in our community, it’s so important to understand how the virus can spread so quickly to so many people. Always keep in mind the three Vs that can create a superspreader event: Venue — COVID-19 thrives in indoor environments where social distancing is difficult; Vocalization — lots of talking, yelling, or singing, which can aerosolize the virus; and Ventilation — remaining in one place with limited amounts of fresh circulating air. #Covid19 #StayHomeStaySafe #SAWstrong

Great suggestions for the upcoming holiday from the Central Shenandoah Health District (CSHD). #Thanksgiving2020 Central Shenandoah Health District (CSHD) November 16 at 5:00 PM · Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate with loved and there is no better way to give thanks than protecting their health and safety. Check out the graphic for tips on celebrating safely at home! For more information about COVID-19 and Thanksgiving, visit: https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/coronavirus/schools-workplaces-community-locations/social-gatherings/

There is not a one-size-fits all for individuals managing blood sugar. It is always an individual journey. But education and practice of sound nutritional principles can help. Read as we dispel a few myths about diabetes. #DiabetesAwarenessMonth AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Diabetes Myths and Facts

We know that this past year has been challenging. We are so grateful for all the sacrifices that you have made to support and serve others. May your Thanksgiving be full of peace, love, and joy. #Thanksgiving2020

With 1,000,000+ new cases of COVID-19 reported last week and a surge in our own community, doctors are worried that Thanksgiving could become a superspreader event. That means we’re all faced with the hard choice of deciding what is and isn’t worth the risk. Do what’s best for yourself and your family — consider spending this Thanksgiving only with those in your household. Postponing a big gathering this year might make all the difference in making sure you’ll enjoy many more Thanksgivings with those who mean most. #Thanksgiving2020 #stayathome #covid_19

Virtual doesn't need to mean boring or lonely—it can be fun and sociable. And most importantly, safe for all members of the family. Here are some of their suggestions for events to help all relax and reconnect safely during the holidays. #holidayseason AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Tips for Virtual Holiday Celebrations

Thank you to Donna Markey, NP and the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association for sharing information about our High Risk Clinic. #Breastcancer VHHA.COM Patients Come First Podcast - Donna Markey Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association December 3 at 10:47 AM · This episode of VHHA's #PatientsComeFirst #podcast features an interview with Augusta Health nurse practitioner Donna Markey on the topic of #breastcancer screenings and high risk factors in patients. Listen here or through this link: https://www.vhha.com/communications/patients-come-first-podcast-donna-markey/

We are more than doctors, nurses, and frontline workers. We are also parents, children, and neighbors who — every day — must confront a reality that many have chosen to ignore. Of the many lessons this pandemic has taught us, it has also reminded us of what we too often forget — though we are individuals, we are connected to one another in ways we often cannot see. That’s why simple choices like wearing a mask and social distancing make all the difference - both to the people around you now and in how many beds will remain available. And that’s why we’re all in this together. #SAWstrong

As part of your wellness protection during this season, we strongly recommend receiving a flu shot. Help maintain your health with this simple and proactive aid to fight the flu. #fluface #wearamask #SAWstrong

In partnership with the Virginia Department of Health and the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association, we have been identified as one of a limited number of facilities in the Commonwealth that is operationally ready to receive, store, and administer the COVID-19 vaccine. As the wait for the vaccine continues for a bit longer, the power to lower the risk of infection from COVID-19 is here with us now: mask regularly, practice good hand hygiene, and maintain social distance in public. AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Augusta Health ready to receive, store and administer the COVID-19 vaccine

Here’s a great general rule to follow this holiday season to help minimize your risk of exposure to COVID-19: try to limit the amount of time you spend indoors with people not in your household. Need to do some shopping? Make it a quick trip. Need to visit someone? Keep it brief. Doing your part helps all of our frontline workers keep doing theirs. Things are going to get better soon, so let’s all hang in there together. #TogetherAlone #SAWstrong #Covid_19

Click to learn more about how our Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) can help move you towards a healthier lifestyle. #diabetes AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Can you actually prevent or delay Type 2 Diabetes? Yes, you can. Here's how!

Thank you Augusta Health Foundation for providing the gift of comfort and warmth to our patients in need this year after being discharged. #SAWstrong #FoundationFriday

We have received national recognition as a Top General Hospital by The Leapfrog Group. More than 2,200 hospitals were considered for this prestigious award, and we are in the top 105. Even more amazing, we are in the top 29 for General Hospitals. This award is a reflection of each and every one of our team members. To qualify for the Top Hospitals distinction, hospitals must rank top among peers on the Leapfrog Hospital Survey, which assesses hospital performance on the highest standards for quality and patient safety, and achieve top performance in its category. To see the full list of institutions honored as 2020 Top Hospitals, visit www.leapfroggroup.org/tophospitals.

As we get closer and closer to the December holidays, please try your best to stay home and find other ways to celebrate. #SAWstrong WHSV.COM Health officials urge Virginians to stay home for the holidays

With all our community has endured, it can be hard to feel the holiday joy. Let’s make our own instead. We’ve all been through so much, and we’ve all done it together. So this Christmas Eve at 6:00 p.m., we’re asking you and everyone in your household (including the dog, the cat, and even the gerbil) to take a moment to step outside and ring a bell. Ring it in honor of everything you’ve endured this year. Ring it for the hope you have in the year ahead. Ring it for the frontline healthcare workers who risk their lives every day. Ring it and remember how the dark times sometimes come so the light inside us can shine even brighter. #RingInTheMoment AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM #RingInTheMoment

Our greatest asset will always be the family of dedicated team members who work daily to support our community’s health. Because of them, we have been nationally recognized with a prestigious “A” rating for its achievements in providing safer healthcare by The Leapfrog Group, an independent national watchdog organization committed to healthcare quality and safety!

A wonderful day as vaccinations of our staff in the first priority group began early this morning. “I think this is the start of us being able to get ahead of the pandemic.” - David Fosnocht, MD. AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM First Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines arrive; vaccinations begin

THU, DEC 24 AT 6:00 PM EST Ring in the Moment

We received our first shipment of #COVID_19 vaccinations yesterday! Thanks to Augusta Free Press for sharing information about the logistics and administration by our team. We also have a listing of FAQs on our website, visit www.augustahealth.com/coronavirus/covid-19-vaccine-questions-and-answers. This list will be updated as news and data regarding the COVID-19 vaccine develops. AUGUSTAFREEPRESS.COM COVID-19 vaccine expected to arrive today at Augusta Health

Many of our healthcare practices have reduced hours on December 24 and will be closed December 25. Our Staunton Urgent Care and Waynesboro Assessment Center will be open 9a - 5p on 12/24 and closed on 12/25. As always, our Emergency Department will remain open 24/7. You can visit https://www.augustahealth.com/status for updates.

Just because we should stay apart this holiday season doesn’t mean we can’t be together. But if you must see people who are outside of your household, please be safe: make your visit as brief as possible, keep rooms well-ventilated, wash your hands, and wear a mask. #StaySafe #TisTheSeason #Covid_19

Our primary goal is to ensure you have access to the best and most comprehensive treatment options to help you quit smoking, for good. Call today to learn more about our Tobacco Cessation Program.

As your community hospital, we champion our community businesses. If you’re searching for that perfect holiday present, look no further than our amazing independently owned shops and stores that offer an amazing variety of gifts. So shop safe, and shop local. For more stories and holiday tips, check out our Instagram channel at augustahealth. #SAWstrong

The death of a loved one can change your life in a fundamental way, leaving the path forward painful and difficult. Our Family Bereavement and Loss Support program provides you with encouragement and comfort through a healing process that cultivates hope. Our grief services and support groups are free of charge thanks to generous gifts made to the Augusta Health Foundation. For more information, please contact our Community Bereavement Coordinator at (540) 332-4937.

Would you like to share a message or artwork with our caregivers? Simply email together@augustahealth.com. We will happily share your messages of encouragement and inspiration with our team!!! #SAWstrong #MotivationMonday Augusta Health Foundation December 17 at 10:54 AM · Support our physicians, nurses and other caregivers who work tirelessly to treat and heal our families, neighbors and community. Please send messages of hope and encouragement to support our caregivers at: together@augustahealth.com #makeadifference #together #healthcareheroes #TakingCareOfOurCommunity #augustahealth

The holidays always offer an opportunity to decide which of our gifts is best. For all of us at Augusta Health, that answer is easy — our community. This year more than any other, thank you for your encouragement, your support, your love, and for reminding us all there’s nothing that can’t be overcome as long as we overcome it together. #SAWstrong #DeckTheHalls #Gifts

Got your bells ready? Don’t forget to step outside at 6:00 p.m. this evening and give them a good ring. Let’s spread a little joy this Christmas Eve by reminding ourselves and each other that being separated doesn’t mean being apart. Celebrate your moment by posting your pics and videos with the hashtag #RingInTheMoment!

“What we would encourage you from the mental health community is do self-care. Take care of yourself first, 2020 has been a very tough year." - Amy Ghaemmaghami, Outpatient Behavioral Health Program Coordinator Thank you WHSV - TV 3 for sharing, be sure to click to learn more about being optimistic for the future, even with uncertainty. WHSV.COM New Year’s resolutions during a pandemic

We would like to welcome our First Baby of 2021, Ashley Katherine! She arrived at 4:01 am and is 20 inches long and weighs 7 pounds, 9 ounces. Ashley and her parents are doing well and looking forward to the new year as a family. #HappyNewYear

After so many days of enduring all the challenges we’ve faced, it’s nice to finally look forward to the hope waiting just ahead. May the new year bring you joy, health, and every good thing. #celebrate #newyear #SAWstrong

Our new Diabetes and Endocrinology Clinic will increase our capacity to treat patients with double the exam rooms and more providers. Thank you WVIR NBC29 for sharing this exciting news! #diabetes NBC29.COM New Augusta Health Diabetes and Endocrinology Clinic under construction

It’s been a challenging year for everyone, but especially for healthcare workers on the front lines of the #COVID19 pandemic. We are #ForeverGrateful for their dedication to taking care of their community. AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Augusta Health | Virginia Healthcare

Masks offer the best protection against the spread of COVID-19, but only if they’re used correctly. Follow these simple rules to make sure you continue keeping your community and loved ones safe. #MaskUp #Covid_19 #SAWstrong

Vaccinations for COVID-19 have continued at an active pace for our team and today we were able to begin offering to outside community healthcare providers and workers, this includes local dental practices. Click to learn more about our latest Vaccine Clinic update. AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Vaccine Clinic Update: January 7, 2021

Be sure to check out our monthly Community Care Bulletin that was emailed with guidelines on precautions, commonly asked questions, and how to care for yourself if you’ve been diagnosed with #COVID_19. If you would like to begin receiving these bulletins straight to your inbox visit augustahealth.com/signup. #SAWstrong MAILCHI.MP ⛄January Community Care Bulletin

With 2020 finally behind us, we can all look forward to the new year with hope and optimism. Two COVID-19 vaccines are in the process of being distributed to frontline healthcare workers. Within months, these vaccines will be available to everyone who chooses to receive them. In the meantime, however, COVID-19 cases continue to rise in our area. Here are some of the most important things you need to know about how to take care of yourself and when to seek medical attention if you have tested positive for COVID-19.

Our community is going to need volunteers to help get everyone vaccinated. You don't have to be a nurse or a healthcare provider. To become a Virginia Medical Reserve Corps volunteer you must first register in the Virginia Volunteer Health System (VVHS). They will provide a structure for registering volunteers, training on the vaccination process and connecting volunteers to community vaccine events. For more information or to apply, visit https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/mrc/apply-to-volunteer/.

We encourage you to please continue to remember our #HealthcareHeroes who are on the frontlines of this pandemic taking care of our family members, friends, neighbors and larger community. #DYK you can email a note of encouragement, a photo or a drawing to Together@augustahealth.com? You can! And our Augusta Health Foundation will then share with our team members, these messages of support and kindness make an incredible difference! You can also visit augustahealth.com/coronavirus/ways-you-can-help for other ways you can help. #FoundationFriday

For more information on #COVID_19 vaccination in our area visit vdh.virginia.gov/covid-19-vaccine/.

Thank you to Dr. Collins for sharing this helpful information about thyroid awareness, symptoms and when to see a specialist. #ThyroidAwarenesssMonth WHSV.COM Medical Monday - January 12

Watch our page for coming updates as Virginia moves into the next stage of the COVID-19 vaccination plan. To learn more about our stance regarding the vaccine, please visit http://ow.ly/fcd950D7F88 to read our statement outlining our promise to our community.

To protect your own health, or the health of our community. To help your family, or your neighbors. To help pick us all up, or to help us all move on. Everyone who plans to receive the COVID-19 vaccine has a why. What’s yours? #MyWhy #Covid_19 #vaccine AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Augusta Health | Virginia Healthcare

We appreciate our partnership with the Central Shenandoah Health District (CSHD) and the community’s patience as we work together as quickly as possible to provide vaccines to all in the community who need them. As supply increases, we will be adding clinics that include community members aged 65 and over. Please be sure to visit http://bit.ly/cshdinfo to complete the Vaccination Survey. This will add you to a list to receive notification when a COVID-19 vaccine is available to you and provide you with information on how to register. #SAWstrong AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Augusta Health Vaccine Clinic Update: January 21, 2021

Given the limited supply of vaccines currently available, health department vaccine clinics and vaccine distribution by community partners will be by appointment only at this time. Be sure to follow Central Shenandoah Health District (CSHD) or visit their website for updates on local vaccine efforts https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/central-shenandoah/covid-19-vaccine-information/ We would like to note, if you are aged 65+ and want to sign up for the COVID-19 vaccine, please complete this Vaccination Survey https://redcap.vdh.virginia.gov/redcap/surveys/?s=WPLHWFN4DJ. By completing this survey, your name will be added to a queue to receive notification when a COVID-19 vaccine is available to you and provide you with information on how to register. We thank everyone for your patience.

As of the end of the day yesterday, we've administered 4,461 doses of vaccine. It's important to know we are administering our entire allocation received from the state each week. No doses are discarded; the need for vaccine is greater than the current supply. As supply increases and when directed by Central Shenandoah Health District, we will expand the size of the clinics. Please click below for the latest update on our Vaccine Clinic. #SAWstrong AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Augusta Health Vaccine Clinic Update: January 19, 2021

Over 13,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer each year. Thankfully, this disease is both preventable and highly treatable if caught in the early stages. Take charge of your health by scheduling your annual screenings today. #cervicalcancerawarenessmonth

Today we remember and honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Let’s take inspiration from Dr. King’s words, “The time is right to do what is right” not just on the holiday, but throughout the year. #MLKDay

Let's continue to wear our masks proudly. When you wear a mask, you can help protect those around you. When others wear one, they can help protect people around them, including you. Keep our community safe! #maskwithus #SAWstrong

Why are screenings so important? Because they can detect problems early, when chances for successful treatment are greatest! Click to learn more about Cancer Screenings we offer http://ow.ly/QsIg50Dj46m.

For the latest update on our community vaccinations for #COVID19 please click below. We are receiving contact information from Central Shenandoah Health District (CSHD) for those who have completed the survey on the CSHD website and our call center staff is reaching out to schedule appointments as vaccine becomes available. Again, if you are aged 65 and up and want to sign up for the COVID-19 vaccine, please visit http://bit.ly/cshdinfo. Essential workers and those who are aged 16-64 with certain health conditions will also find links to forms for their respective queues on this site. AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Augusta Health Vaccine Clinic Update: January 25, 2021

V-safe is a smartphone-based tool that uses text messaging and web surveys to provide personalized health check-ins after you receive your #COVID19 vaccine. Through v-safe, you can quickly tell the CDC about any side effects after getting the vaccine. To learn more visit https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/safety/vsafe.html

Whether you’re symptomatic or asymptomatic, these infographics are a great guide to determining when it’s safe to be around others after you’ve tested positive for COVID-19. #sawstrong

Our team has administered more than 10,000 #COVID19 vaccine doses. Thank you WHSV - TV 3 for sharing our latest update and thank you to our community for your patience as we work our way through the list of names provided to us by the Central Shenandoah Health District (CSHD). Please click below for more information. #SAWstrong WHSV.COM Augusta Health announces more than 10,000 vaccine doses administered by staff so far

No matter what aspect of your healthcare you want to explore, we’ve got you covered. Stay connected on all of our channels so you can stay current on all the latest information. https://linktr.ee/augustahealth

Are you interested in receiving the COVID-19 vaccine? Here’s the information you need to know. #SAWstrong

Thank you to the Augusta Health Foundation for the support you show our community! #SAWstrong #FoundationFriday Augusta Health Foundation January 22 at 4:36 PM · Did you know? In 2020, the Foundation awarded over $240,000 from the Unrestricted Patient Care Fund to Augusta Health! These grants provided for programs and equipment that enhance patient care and experience, workforce development, access to Telehealth, fresh food for community members, tobacco cessation, clothing for indigent patients, Cancer risk assessments, and more. This total represents just a portion of what the Foundation was able to give back to our community last year! #philanthropyinaction #foundationfriday

Community ALERT: Scam attempts have been made to members of our community in the form of text messages that offer vaccine shots in exchange for personal information. These messages have the appearance of coming from Augusta Health representatives. Augusta Health will NEVER request personal or financial information in this manner. Please be aware and stay vigilant in safeguarding your protected information.

#DYK we have a Diabetes Support Group (Type 1 and Type 2) for those wanting to learn more about managing diabetes? This group meets virtually the third Thursday of every month with a variety of educational topics and guest speakers. Family, friends and care partners are welcome. Please visit http://ow.ly/o6W850DuOQa for more information.

What’s at the heart of expert and compassionate care? Providing clear and straightforward answers to the most complicated questions about your health. AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Vaccine Info | Augusta Health

There are no better fans to celebrate the year’s biggest game with than the ones you love most. Stay safe this year by staying home, and use these helpful tips from the CDC to make the most of the Super Bowl. #SAWstrong

Our team members joined the nation in wearing red today to bring awareness to the number one killer of women, cardiovascular disease. #WearRedDay #GoRedforWomen #HeartMonth

Thank you to the grateful patients and family members, volunteers, and caring members and businesses in our community that make financial contributions to our Augusta Health Foundation. #FoundationFriday Augusta Health Foundation January 29 at 4:42 PM · Did you know? In 2020, the Augusta Health Foundation helped to provide over $250,000 in support for Cancer Care! From patient assistance through the Bridge Fund, to new 3-D mammography equipment, to lung and breast screening opportunities! This total represents just a portion of what the Foundation was able to give back to our community. #philanthropyinaction #FoundationFriday

There's gnome one like you! Wishing our wonderful community a beautiful day filled with all the love and happiness you deserve. #HappyValentinesDay2021

The Central Shenandoah Health District (CSHD) in partnership with the Virginia Department of Health will be upgrading their COVID-19 vaccine pre-registration system to provide a more unified and comprehensive process for Virginians. The new system will replace the previous CSHD REDCap survey link for local pre-registration systems beginning February 16. Visit https://www.augustahealth.com/coronavirus/vaccine-info for more information.

The Augusta Health Foundation has shown tremendous support to our #healthcareheroes this past year thanks to you! A great example of support - your encouraging words! Our team members love hearing from you, so please take time this snowy weekend to share your words of encouragement by emailing together@augustahealth.com. #FoundationFriday Augusta Health Foundation February 12 at 11:51 AM · Did you know? The Augusta Health Foundation has provided over $125,000 to 117 team members through our Employee Emergency Fund, since it was created? That's an average of $1,000 per employee during a time of financial crisis! Send a note of encouragement to our team members by using together@augustahealth.com. #FoundationFriday #sawstrong #healthcareheroes

Be safe and enjoy the snow today! For updated closings and delays be sure to visit augustahealth.com/status. 📷 credit: Dr. Fred Castello

Thank you WHSV - TV 3 for hosting Cardiologist, Christopher Bunn, DO this week. Click to watch and learn more about heart health, the importance of being mindful of your symptoms and not delaying care due to the fear of COVID-19. http://ow.ly/hSIF50Dy0X7 #HeartMonth

ATTENTION: Scammers are attempting to profit off of COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics. The COVID-19 Vaccination is FREE, and at no time will you be asked for credit card or other financial information to book an appointment. Please be aware that fraudulent text messages and emails have been identified in our community. Please stay vigilant in protecting both your personal and financial information.

So many of you continue to show appreciation for our team members. Your support has truly demonstrated the strength of our community. Thank you! #FoundationFriday #SAWstrong Augusta Health Foundation February 18 at 7:09 PM · Our community continues to support us with their appreciation and generosity! St. John's Episcopal Church of Staunton donated handwritten thank you notes with a treat inside for every member of our Environmental Services team, The Hershey Company supplied pizza for second and third shift last night, Augusta Kitchen donated lunch for our vaccine clinic team, and Westminster Presbyterian Church Waynesboro, VA youth group sent us this wonderful video! #thankfulthursday #sawstrong #philanthropyinaction

We’re so thankful for all the volunteers who work so hard to ensure our COVID-19 vaccine clinics run as efficiently as possible. Share your experience with us in the comments. #SAWstrong

What a great day to tour our Heart and Vascular Center from your couch! Click below to watch our staff show you around and then call 540-245-7910 to register for a door prize (leave your full name and phone number on the voicemail.) Door prize winners will be notified on March 1. #HeartMonth YOUTUBE.COM Augusta Health Heart and Vascular Virtual Tour

Thank you to the hundreds of #volunteers who have helped create a wonderful environment for community members scheduled for their vaccinations at our COVID Vaccine Clinic. #SAWstrong NBC29.COM Augusta Health’s COVID Vaccine Clinic gets help from volunteers

We’re happy to welcome the city of Buena Vista and its surrounding area to our family! Our Buena Vista Primary Care center opens on March 1. Call 1-833-AHC-HLTH to schedule your appointment today.

Thank you WHSV - TV 3 for being on-site to share the process of being vaccinated for #COVID19 at our on-campus clinic. Over 50 people a day help run our vaccination clinic. We are still in need of volunteers to help with our clinics. If you are interested, please send an e-mail to COVIDstaffing@AugustaHealth.com. #SAWstrong WHSV.COM Augusta Health vaccinates thousands each week at their vaccine clinics

The Augusta Health Foundation and the Heifetz International Music Institute have revamped the former Music Heals program, now called HeartStrings. This program features virtual “bedside performances” for individual patients as well as larger group concerts, in order to provide inspiration and a sense of community for those who in many cases have been isolated for weeks or even months.

Knowing the signs of heart failure can mean the difference between life and death. If you experience any symptoms, seek medical help right away. #HeartMonth

A new baby is a joyful experience, but it can also be a difficult one. Our free postpartum women’s group offers a safe and supportive space to develop the coping skills you need. Groups will run for 8 weeks - participants can join at any time. The first virtual group will meet this Thursday, March 4th from 3:00-4:00 p.m. via WebEx. Call 540-213-2525 to enroll in our weekly group sessions. #StrongerTogether

Thank you City of Buena Vista, Virginia for welcoming us to your community! BUENAVISTAVA.ORG Augusta Health Buena Vista Primary Care Opens | City of Buena Vista, VA City of Buena Vista, Virginia - Government March 2 at 10:55 AM · We are thrilled to have Augusta Health Primary Care now open in Buena Vista! Welcome to Buena Vista, Augusta Health! See here for full press release: https://www.buenavistava.org/augusta-health-buena-vista-primary-care-opens/

City of Buena Vista, Virginia - Government March 2 at 10:55 AM · We are thrilled to have Augusta Health Primary Care now open in Buena Vista! Welcome to Buena Vista, Augusta Health! See here for full press release: https://www.buenavistava.org/augusta-health-buena-vista-primary-care-opens/

Pet therapy was identified by our frontline team as a strategy to promote emotional well-being and overall CHEER! Thank you WHSV - TV 3 for sharing the benefits of our team snuggling up with furry friends. #TellMeSomethingGood WHSV.COM Augusta Health frontline workers get visit from dogs

Penelope becomes the 10,000th community member fully vaccinated - receiving her second dose today - against COVID-19 through our clinics. This is another exciting milestone in an unprecedented year of firsts. #SAWstrong #covid19vaccine #10k

Today we’re celebrating 25,000 total doses of the COVID-19 vaccine delivered through our vaccine clinics, with many more on the way. We’re so thankful for the many volunteers who are committed to ensuring that everyone in our community who wants a vaccine will have access to one. #SAWstrong

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Week runs March 7 – 13, a time for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society to shine a spotlight on the strength and resiliency of those living with MS. Be sure to watch these powerful stories. #ThisIsMS #multiplesclerosis National Multiple Sclerosis Society March 7 at 10:17 AM · This is MS Awareness Week. There is no more powerful way to demonstrate the urgency of our work than through the voices of those directly affected by MS. Join us this week as we explore powerful stories of people living with MS: http://ntlms.org/TimeIsNow. #ThisIsMS

“We’ve built relationships with many agencies and community leaders, such as the Valley Program for Aging Services, Shenandoah Valley Social Services, the local housing authorities, local mental health agencies and others. We work together to offer education about #COVID_19 vaccines for many groups and then we set up clinics in trusted and easily accessible locations.” - Clint Merritt, MD, Chief Clinical Officer for Population Health AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Vaccinating Vulnerable Communities: Making sure we can all be immunized

Moderna. Pfizer. Johnson & Johnson. They’re more than vaccines, they’re hope that a brighter tomorrow is almost here. Please continue to wear your mask, keep good hand hygiene, and practice social distancing—and be sure to get your vaccination when it’s your turn. #COVID_19 #vaccine #SAWstrong

"Through it all, Virginia hospitals have been a steadying presence in our communities, providing life-saving care, critical health information to the public, and more recently supporting statewide vaccination efforts." Be sure to continue reading what Virginia hospitals have accomplished since the start of the #COVID19 pandemic. #SAWstrong Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association March 7 at 10:01 AM · On the one-year anniversary of the first confirmed COVID-19 case in Virginia, a look back at all the contributions hospitals have made to combat the virus and protect public health: treated and discharged more than 47,500 patients, added 3,700 beds for patient care, administered more than 930,000 vaccine doses, added ventilators, enhanced testing, and so much more. Read more here: https://www.vhha.com/communications/in-the-year-since-virginias-first-confirmed-covid-19-case-a-look-back-at-all-the-contributions-made-by-hospitals/

Last week was a week of firsts at our Vaccination Clinics! - The first Drive-Thru Clinic for those with mobility challenges was held at the Waynesboro Urgent Care/Assessment Center. - The first doses of Johnson & Johnson vaccine was given at the on-campus Vaccination Clinic on Friday. - The first Saturday clinic was conducted with 1,406 community members being vaccinated. Click below to learn more about our current clinic criteria and availability this week. #SAWstrong AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Augusta Health Vaccine Clinic Update: March 08, 2021

From our pioneering CEO to the many doctors, nurses, and team members who make up the Augusta Health family, today we celebrate the women who impact our community in countless ways every day. #InternationalWomensDay

Remember to set your clocks AHEAD one hour before going to bed Saturday night. #daylightsavingtime #Springforward

March 13th marks one year from when we realized COVID-19 would change the world as we know it. Leave us a comment and let us know #TheMoment you realized things would be different. #COVID19

Whether in big ways or small, there’s something special about a community that provides for its healthcare workers as much as its healthcare workers provide for it. Thank you for all you’ve done and continue to do! For more information, please visit http://bit.ly/ahfthankyou. #FoundationFriday

The Center for Diabetes and Endocrinology is moving to a new location, which opens Monday, March 15th! Our new entrance is behind the Augusta Health fitness center. Call the number below to schedule your appointment.

In partnership with the Central Shenandoah Health District (CSHD) we are expanding our eligibility for upcoming clinics starting on Monday, March 15. Eligibility will include residents of the *CSHD, 35-64 year-olds with chronic health conditions, 65+ year-olds, healthcare workers, and all essential workers. Please visit vaccinate.augustahealth.com to schedule if you meet the criteria. *The CSHD consists of Bath, Highland, Augusta, Rockingham, and Rockbridge counties, as well as the cities of Harrisonburg, Staunton, Waynesboro, Lexington, and Buena Vista. #COVID19 #vaccine

Thank you WHSV - TV 3 for sharing our most recent change in criteria. Beginning tomorrow, March 11, the age criteria to receive a #COVID19 vaccine at our clinic will lower to those age 45-64 with underlying medical conditions. #SAWstrong WHSV.COM Augusta Health expands criteria for vaccine clinics

Check out the latest visitation guidelines for inpatient units, procedural areas, and the emergency department. All visitors will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms and must be wearing a mask before entering, and for the duration of the visit. bit.ly/visitah

Thank you Augusta Health Foundation! Your generosity impacts so many in our community. #FoundationFriday #SAWstrong Augusta Health Foundation March 12 at 5:17 PM · We are so glad that the Foundation could provide a grant for the "We Care Clothes Closet", sponsored by our Shared Governance committee and Patient Experience team! They recently had a socially distanced "packing party" to prepare our inventory of clothing and hygiene items for indigent and underserved patients. #foundationfriday #ourpatientscomefirst #philanthropyinaction

#DYK Colon Cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related death in the U.S? Colorectal Cancer screenings have declined since COVID-19, so we are reminding you that regular screening tests can find cancer early - when it is easier to treat. Colon Cancer is highly preventable. Call today to schedule your screening. #NationalColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth #Preventable #Treatable #Beatable

Update: This clinic is now full. We have limited COVID-19 vaccine appointments available for tomorrow's first dose Pfizer clinic. Eligibility criteria for this clinic is as follows (must be a resident of the Shenandoah Health District): - 35-64 years of age with chronic health conditions - 65+ year-olds - healthcare workers - essential workers Click to schedule vaccinate.augustahealth.com/vaccine-appointments/.

We're (still) in this together! Our COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics are in need of volunteers for both clinical and non-clinical roles. Please consider signing up today. We can't do this without you! #Volunteer #StrongerTogether

An Irish Blessing wishing you a world of wonderful things this St. Patrick's Day and every day. #stpatricksday

Mr. John B. Davis was an active board member here for 23 years. Thank you Augusta Health Foundation for this opportunity to honor John's legacy. #FoundationFriday Augusta Health Foundation March 23 at 1:37 PM · The John B. Davis Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund will provide an annual award to a graduating high school student from Augusta County, Staunton, or Waynesboro who is pursuing a career in healthcare. John was an active Augusta Health board member for 23 years and served as Augusta County Clerk of Court for 31 years, after beginning his career as an educator. You may honor John's legacy by making a gift online at www.augustahealth.com/foundation/give or sending a check made payable to Augusta Health Foundation.

One year ago these faces were asking you to stay home and inviting you to call them with questions about COVID-19 symptoms. It was a rapidly changing environment with so many unknowns. Fast forward to today, the pandemic is not over, but we now have a greater hope of normalcy on the horizon. #TBT

March is National Kidney Month and this year's focus is taking charge of your health and managing kidney disease. Follow our Instagram page @augustahealth for lifestyle tips for your kidney health. #NationalKidneyMonth

I'm vaccinated, now what? The CDC says you can start doing some things you may have stopped, but you still need to be careful. For a full listing of recommendations, visit cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated.html.

As of today, criteria for our on-campus Vaccination Clinics has expanded and we are now seeing the following: Healthcare workers All age 65+ Age 16-64 with underlying health conditions All essential workers Residency expands to Central Shenandoah Health District: Counties of Bath, Highland, Augusta Rockingham and Rockbridge and the cities of Buena Vista, Lexington, Staunton, Waynesboro and Harrisonburg. You must have an appointment to be vaccinated. Please click below for more information. AUGUSTAHEALTH.COM Augusta Health Vaccine Clinic Update: March 22, 2021

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