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Saturday, August 6, 2022 Hound Ears Club Proceeds from this year’s tournament and events will benefit the new Heart & Vascular Center on the campus of ARHS. The Heart & Vascular Center provides more efficient and convenient access for patients, by integrating outpatient heart care with…
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read moreThank you for visiting our donation page. Our site is currently under construction. If you would like to make a donation over the phone please call (828) 262-4391 or mail a check to PO Box 2700 Boone, NC 28607. We apologize for the inconvenience….
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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….
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The Appalachian Regional Healthcare Foundation invites interested contributors to join us in helping advance healthcare in the High Country. The generous gifts of our donors bring caring and hope into the lives of thousands of families each year in the high country. Without the financial…
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Appalachian Regional Healthcare System (ARHS) pursues the best possible care for women here in the High Country. Harmony Center for Women and the Wilma Redmond Breast Center both provide top-of-the-line services for women in all stages of life. Wilma Redmond Fund The Wilma Redmond Mammography…
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Watauga Medical Center is fully accredited by the Joint Commission for the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and licensed as a 117-bed regional medical complex, offering both primary and secondary acute and specialty care. In addition to the main hospital, the campus includes The…
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PAWS (Pet Assisted Wellness Support) is the therapy dog visitation program at Appalachian Regional Healthcare System (ARHS). The program offers patients an opportunity to ‘pause’ and forget about their treatment for a few moments while interacting with a registered therapy dog. Read More: Provide pet therapy
