News Featured Russell Medical introduces new MRI machine Lizi Arbogast Gwin Lizi Arbogast Gwin Apr 15, 2025 Since its inception, Russell Medical has been pushing healthcare boundaries.
Lake Martin Living Meet the Medical Man George MirandaUpdated Aug 5, 2025 Many of you have been reading my medical news articles. Others of you probably wrap fish with them. Most of you are wondering, who is this eni…
News Family donates proceeds of walk to cancer center Cliff Williams / The Outlook Cliff Williams Nov 13, 2020 Arlinda Goodman died this summer after a battle with cancer but her memory lives on.
+2 News Featured Lake Martin Community Hospital installs mammogram machine Amy Passaretti Oct 1, 2020 Ivy Creek’s Lake Martin Community Hospital is proud to announce the installation of its new mammogram machine in time for October, which is Br…
News 3D mammography tech coming to Elmore Community Hospital Oct 16, 2019 By early December, Elmore Community Hospital in Wetumpka will offer 3D mammography, also known as digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT). The mach…
News Russell Medical gets new Revolution CT machine By Cliff Williams Jan 24, 2017 Patients at Russell Medical now have access to CT Scan technology that was once only found in Huntsville and at UAB.
Archives Community Hospital first in country to install new scanning system By Kathy Monroe Oct 26, 2016 Community Hospital in Tallassee is the first facility in the nation to install the new Toshiba Aquilion LightningTM CT system. This advanced i…
Archives Community Hospital first in country to install new scanning system By Kathy Monroe Oct 26, 2016 Community Hospital in Tallassee is the first facility in the nation to install the new Toshiba Aquilion LightningTM CT system. This advanced i…
News Local hospital acquires new mammography technology Willie Moseley Nov 15, 2013 While the recently-concluded month of October is the time when breast cancer awareness is highly publicized, diagnosis and treatment of the di…
News ‘Guns N’ Hoses’ pits city police against firemen By Natalie Nettles Jul 7, 2011 Alexander City’s police and fire departments will battle it out for blood next week.
