The groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday marked the building of a new clinic located at 200 Gentilly Boulevard, right next door to the current Harbin Clinic Cartersville. The new 34,000 square-foot building is expected to be finished in late summer of 2019 and will house both new and expanded specialties.
It’s a fact of life for women. Menopause brings lots of changes and side effects. From tiredness and irritability to night sweats, hot flashes, decreased sex drive, vaginal dryness and more, women can suffer from a long list of issues.
Throughout October, the world will be infused with pink as nationwide Breast Cancer Awareness efforts increase knowledge about the disease that affects more than 200,000 women in the United States each year. Early detection of breast cancer is paramount to successful treatment and recovery, and one of the best ways to catch the disease in its earliest stages is by getting a mammogram - a generally painless test that usually takes less than 20 minutes.
Whether it’s in the offices at 150 Gentilly Boulevard or roaming the sidelines at a Woodland High School sporting event, Harbin Clinic Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr. Jason Andersen stands ready to help athletes of all ages if injuries occur.
Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a high school athlete, injuries tend to pop up at the most inopportune moments. Harbin Clinic Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Cartersville wants to keep you in the game and participating in your favorite activities.
Using state-of-the-art imaging technology combined with comfort features, Harbin Clinic Imaging Cartersville is the first facility in Cartersville and Bartow County to offer 3D mammography with Fujifilm’s Aspire Cristalle system.
Dr. Donna Gregory’s quest is to help you become the champion of your health. As a family medicine physician, she works on the frontline with her patients to help identify their wellness objectives and structure action plans so they achieve their best health.
“Most everyone knows that if you’re having chest pains, you might be having a heart attack,” Harbin Clinic Cardiologist Dr. Rajeeve Subbiah says. “But only about 20 percent of Americans know what the other heart attack symptoms are.”
No one wants to catch the flu and with flu season looming just around the corner Harbin Clinic encourages patients to make sure they get their flu shot. Several Harbin Clinic locations are having flu shot clinics this year, allowing patients an easy way to protect themselves against the flu.
A role in a middle school play and a grandfather struggling with heart disease set the stage for Dr. Digant V. Bhatt to become a cardiologist. “I was in a play in the seventh grade, and my character was a doctor. It was a very funny play, and I really enjoyed it. That made an impact on me,” Dr. Bhatt (pronounced BOT) says.
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