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Mobile Mammography-Richmond Hill

Our Mobile Mammography Unit provides easy and timely...Read More

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Jukebox Line Dancing

Jukebox Line Dancing Dancing is a unique form...Read More

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SilverSneaker Classic

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Mobile Mammography-SJC Medical Group Islands

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2018 St. Joseph’s/Candler SmartWomen Luncheon & Expo Raises Record Amount

Money raised goes to Telfair Mammography FundRead More

Jilda Brown Named St. Joseph's/Candler’s 26th Annual James R. Lientz Humanitarian

Brown is the SOURCE program’s manager in the Baxley officeRead More

Georgia Southern University and St. Joseph’s/Candler build funding partnership to address regional need for skilled nurses

SJ/C will donate $250,000 to the projectRead More

Annual Danny’s Brown Box collection nets close to 70,000 supplies for more than 1,500 children

It was a record-breaking year for donationsRead More

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St. Joseph's Hospital Campus: 11705 Mercy Blvd., Savannah, GA 31419, (p) 912-819-4100
Candler Hospital Campus: 5353 Reynolds St., Savannah, GA 31405, (p) 912-819-6000
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Spotlight on our Experts

Living Smart Blog

Smart Health

Mobile Mammography-Richmond Hill

Jukebox Line Dancing

SilverSneaker Classic

Mobile Mammography-SJC Medical Group Islands

2018 St. Joseph’s/Candler SmartWomen Luncheon & Expo Raises Record Amount

Jilda Brown Named St. Joseph's/Candler’s 26th Annual James R. Lientz Humanitarian

Georgia Southern University and St. Joseph’s/Candler build funding partnership to address regional need for skilled nurses

Annual Danny’s Brown Box collection nets close to 70,000 supplies for more than 1,500 children