16th Annual Pretty in Pink Virtual Fundraiser
The cancer patient emergency fund is now more important than ever. All donations to the virtual Pretty in Pink fundraiser will benefit cancer patients living in Avery County.
Donation – ARHS Virtual Run/Walk/Move Event
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Donate to the COVID-19 Patient Emergency Fund
The COVID-19 pandemic is creating a new set of challenges to our patients. Your donation to the Patient Emergency Fund provides patients with necessities, such as home heating, transportation to medical services and medication.
Donate to help ARHS COVID-19 response
The COVID-19 pandemic creates new challenges to ARHS daily, requiring purchases of unbudgeted supplies and equipment. Your donation to the ARHS COVID-19 Response Fund helps us meet these constantly evolving demands.
Support Cancer Care
Thank you for your support of Appalachian Regional Healthcare Foundation. Your gift to the Radiation Oncology Capital Project will help to enhance our technology, reduce treatment time, and improve outcomes for our patients.
Help improve cancer care in the High Country
The Seby B. Jones Regional Cancer Center, consisting of medical oncology and radiation oncology is an important part of the Appalachian Regional Healthcare System. In an effort to provide the best care possible, we are excited to announce new technology enhancements to Seby B. Jones Regional Cancer Center that are already improving outcomes and providing state-of-the-art cancer care to our community.
1.5 Million
to fund the new CT machine and Linear Accelerator upgrade for high clarity images, radiation exposure reduction, and faster treatments
300 patients per year
receive cancer treatment at Seby B. Jones Regional Cancer Center
Additional local therapies
to accommodate more patients and ease anxiety when scheduling treatments
Reduced treatment time
The new Linear Accelerator Head Unit (LINAC) reduces treatment table time from 40 minutes to 10 minutes
The number of new cancer diagnoses at Watauga Medical Center between January 1, 2016 and May 31, 2017, based on patients’ county of residence
From top: New CT machine, new Linear Accelerator Head Unit (LINAC)
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