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Piedmont Cartersville Welcomes Grant Edward Taylor, Jr., M.D., General Surgery Specialist
Cartersville, Ga. – Piedmont Cartersville Medical Center is pleased to announce the addition of Grant Edward Taylor, Jr., M.D. to Piedmont Physicians Surgical Specialists of Cartersville. Dr. Taylor brings extensive experience in general surgery, with expertise in procedures such as hernia repair, gallbladder surgery, and colectomies. Dr. Taylor has been practicing medicine since 1998. He is board-certified in General Surgery and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. He earned his undergraduate
First Baby of 2026 Born at Piedmont Cartersville Medical Center
Cartersville, Ga. – Piedmont Cartersville Medical Center is delighted to welcome the first announced baby arrival of the new year! This cherished milestone marks a joyful start to 2026 for our community and team members, who are honored to share in such a special occasion. While the family of the first official baby born at Piedmont Cartersville in 2026 chose to keep their birth private, we are thrilled to celebrate a participating family who graciously allowed us to share their story. Their newborn
Piedmont Cartersville Earns Reaccreditation as Level III Trauma Center
Piedmont Cartersville Earns Reaccreditation as Level III Trauma Center from the American College of SurgeonsCartersville, Ga. — Piedmont Cartersville Medical Center has earned reaccreditation as a Level III Trauma Center from the American College of Surgeons (ACS), reaffirming its role as a trusted provider of lifesaving care for patients with traumatic injuries in Northwest Georgia. The ACS trauma verification process is conducted every three years and involves a comprehensive on-site review by
Piedmont Cartersville: Stroke Risk Peaks During Holiday Season
Cartersville, Ga. - As families prepare for Christmas and New Year’s celebrations, Piedmont Healthcare is urging the community to be aware of a critical but often overlooked health risk: strokes. Research shows that more strokes occur between November and February than any other time of year. “While the holidays are a time of joy and togetherness, they also bring unique health challenges,” said Dr. Mark Senger, Chief Medical Officer at Piedmont Cartersville. “Factors such as rich holiday foods, alcohol
