Once a diagnosis is established, our Archbold hematologists collaborate with each patient to develop an individualized treatment plan.
We offer a wide range of therapeutic hematology interventions, including:
Residents of Southwest Georgia don’t have to travel for advanced, state-of-the-art hematology care. Learn more about the services offered at the Archbold Cancer Center by calling 229.584.5400.
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Continue ReadingThe First Bank recently presented Archbold Memorial with a generous $62,500 donation through the Georgia HEART Rural Hospital Tax Credit Program. The ...
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