Minor injuries and illnesses, such as swimmer's ear, always seem to happen on holiday weekends. Get instant access to quality care from home (or poolside) with an e-visit -> https://connectnow.conehealth.com/

In this era of digital social networking, people are becoming more isolated than ever. The health risks of isolation have been proven to be comparable to those of smoking cigarettes, high blood pressure and obesity. How's your social wellness?

REMEMBER: It is imperative to call 911 so your treatment can start in the ambulance and the hospital can be notified prior to arrival. Every second counts!

So proud of Jamilla and her commitment to the people we serve!

Gout is painful form of arthritis. Here's what you can do to avoid the pain and discomfort.

May is National Stroke Awareness Month. Learn more at https://www.conehealth.com/services/stroke/think-fast-what-to-do-in-the-event-of-a-stroke/ #StrokeMonth

"Although we see patients with Mr. Beeson's condition every day, we know it's frightening and stressful for every patient and every family." - Clarence H. Owen, MD, cardiovascular surgeon.

Adults must be truthful with themselves to help prevent adolescent substance abuse. #NationalPreventionWeek

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Cone Health and NC MedAssist are in need of 200 volunteers next week to help with an event that provides free health screenings, education and over-the-counter medications for low-income individuals or families in Greensboro. Sign-up to volunteer at https://medassist.org/volunteer/

​You can make a big difference in saving lives in our community. Join us tomorrow at Moses Cone Hospital where you can give the gift of life by donating blood. The registration desk will be in the North Tower lobby in front of the elevators. All of these donations stay in our community to help our neighbors, family and friends. Won't you stop by and help save a life?​ Community Blood Center of the Carolinas

When you call 911, we can be ready to treat you when you arrive. Every second counts!

“Skin cancer is actually the most common cancer. It’s the most preventable too. If we find it early obviously the chance of treatment is very great.” - Cone Health Cancer Center Oncology Outreach Manager Christine Brannock