Harbin Highlights

As part of the Harbin Hero Super Selfie Contest, a cardboard cutout of The Flash will be at Harbin Clinic on Sept. 18th. If you take a selfie with The Flash, post it to Facebook and tag @Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation in your post, and you could win a free race registration for the Harbin Hero Hustle 5K & Health Walk.

Floyd County CASA is one of five non-profits competing for votes to win the Harbin Hero Challenge. The winner of the Challenge will take home a total of $1,500 from Harbin Clinic to further their charity’s goals.

The Sweet Cocoon is one of five non-profits competing for votes to win the Harbin Hero Challenge. The winner of the Challenge will take home a total of $1,500 from Harbin Clinic to further their charity’s goals.

Harbin Clinic is excited to announce our LASIK Back To School Special. For a limited time, you can receive $100 off any vision correction procedure at Harbin Clinic Eye Center. 

“My interactions with patients make me happy to come to work,” says Dr. Abdul. “I feel a connection with them. My patients relate with me and open up to me as someone they can trust to do his absolute best for their health.”

Dr. Jason Andersen spent a lot of time on the soccer field growing up. Whether helping his high school or club teams win state championships or playing on the back line for Harvard, soccer held a formative role in his life. The game also helped steer him to his future calling. As many athletes discover, injuries are as much a part of the game as practices and hard work. Dr. Andersen suffered some injuries over the years and grew close to his orthopaedic surgeon.

It’s time to dust off that cape, iron those tights and warm up your super powers, because registration has opened for the 2017 Harbin Hero Hustle 5K race and two-mile health walk. The event is set for Saturday, Oct. 14 in Downtown Rome, and you can register at rfpra.com. Online registration costs $25 for the 5K and $20 for the walk. Race-day registration costs $30 for the 5K race.

Dr. Subbiah joins Harbin Clinic Cardiology Cartersville where he’ll work as an Interventional Cardiologist for the people of Bartow County. "It was obvious from the get-go that Harbin cares immensely for patients, physicians, employees and the people in the communities it serves. My family and I can’t wait to get to know Cartersville, and I can’t wait to care for them.”

Whether it’s in their offices at 330 Turner McCall Boulevard, or on the sidelines at Barron Stadium, Armuchee High, Chattooga High, Trion High and Berry College, Harbin Clinic Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine physicians stand ready to help local athletes and teams if injuries occur.