CHI Memorial is investing more than $100 million to significantly upgrade and modernize its health care offerings in North Georgia by building a new expansion hospital in Catoosa County along Battlefield Parkway between Ringgold and Fort Oglethorpe.
Front-line health care workers were the first in line when COVID-19 shots became available in December, but polling shows that medical professionals can be vaccine-hesitant, too, leaving some with concerns about the vaccines to question whether health care professionals know something the rest of us don't.
Six months ago marks when the first American outside of clinical trials received a COVID-19 shot, and many people who are vaccine-hesitant may worry that enough still isn't known about potential adverse events or long-term effects of vaccination.
Those hesitant to get a COVID-19 vaccine sometimes have basic questions such as, what's in it.
Whether you're worried about getting a COVID-19 vaccine or are already inoculated and want to help sway your hesitant friends and family, it may help to know the science behind some common vaccine fears and misconceptions.
Alzheimer's disease is more than just a professional concern for Dr. Berneet Kaur.
A popular ride-share program for seniors is looking to expand services to more areas of Hamilton County but needs volunteers, as many had to stop helping when the pandemic started.
Amy Morrow was dodging boulders as she hiked through her yard on Lookout Mountain when she felt what she thought was a stick jabbing between her toes. She had just finished watching a storm roll in as the sun set from the bluff behind her home.
Even unvaccinated residents of the Chattanooga region are experiencing reduced COVID-19 transmission thanks primarily to the vaccination of others.
Tennessee will receive more than $53 million in additional funding from the federal government to address mental health and addiction treatment needs driven by the COVID-19 pandemic, state officials announced Thursday.
