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Joseph H. Berger, MD1 Sweet Bay CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-1822

305 West Hansell StreetThomasville, Ga. 31972229-228-6355

904 4th StreetCairo, Ga.229-397-8282

Frederick Powell, MDJames B. Hough, MDVenu Madhipatla, MD3131 South Main Street

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-891-9548

Magnolia Manor South3011 South Veterans Pkwy.

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-985-0265

Legacy Village at Park Regency3000 Veterans Pkwy.

Moultrie, Ga. 31788

229-890-3342

South Georgia Audiology andHearing CenterNathan Rhodes, AuD1 Sweet Bay CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-1822

Joseph Berger, MD1 Sweet Bay CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-1822

305 West Hansell StreetThomasville, Ga. 31972229-228-6355

904 4th StreetCairo, Ga.229-397-8282

Turning Point Care Center3015 Veterans Pkwy. S

Moultrie, Ga. 31788

229-985-4815

Lawrence Ukpong, MD115 31st Avenue S.E.

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-890-5305

Julie Posey, NP-C115 31st Avenue S.E.

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-890-5305

J. David Waller, MD115 31st Avenue S.E.

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-890-5305

Ben McLeod, FNP-C115 31st Avenue S.E.

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-890-5305

Sterling Group Primary Care6 Hospital Park

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-985-3320

Norman Park Family Medicine137 E. Broad StreetNorman Park, Ga. 31771229-769-3500

Covenant Counseling Center6000 2nd Street S.E.Moultrie, Ga. 31768229-890-2288

Alfred Aguero, ED, MD4 Magnolia CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-6499

Jeffery Barnett, DDS5 Sweet Bay CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3367

Timothy B. Fagan, DMD, PC7 Longleaf Office ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-4674

David Howington, DMD8 Longleaf Office ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-8504

Allergy/ Immunology

Anesthesiology

Assisted LivingClinics

Behavioral Health

Audiology

Cardiology

Counseling/Consulting

Dentistry

Michael D. Marable, DMD307 5th St reet S.E.Moultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-5092

Barbara E. Ebert, MDSterling Group Dermatology760 26th Avenue, SEMoultrie, Ga. 31768

229-502-9710

Colquitt Regional Dialysis449 31st AvenueMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9333

Colquitt Regional Medical Center3131 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-890-3400

Justin Baker, MDSterling Group Kirk Clinic8 Laurel CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9016

Chris Bazal, MDSterling Group Kirk Clinic8 Laurel CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9016

Melissa Caldwell, DOGeorgia South FamilyMedicine Residency Center9 Hospital ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-502-9769

Matt Gould, PASterling Group Primary Care6 Hospital ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3320

Hope Littleton, NP-CGeorgia South FamilyMedicine Residency Center9 Hospital ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-502-9769

C. Gary Lodge, MDSterling Group Primary Care6 Hospital ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3320

Rochelle McCranie, PA-CSterling Group Primary Care6 Hospital ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3320

Anna Money, FNP-CSterling Group Kirk Clinic8 Laurel CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9016

Jenna Poppell, FNP-CSterling Group Kirk Clinic8 Laurel CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9016

Billy Ray Price, MDSterling Group Primary Care6 Hospital ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3320

Robert Spruill, MDSterling Group Kirk Clinic8 Laurel CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9016

Sean Sauls, PA-CSterling Group Kirk Clinic8 Laurel CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9016

Kirby Smith, DOGeorgia South FamilyMedicine Residency Center9 Hospital ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-502-9769

Gary Swartztruber, MDSterling Group Kirk Clinic8 Laurel CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9016

Woodwin Weeks, DOGeorgia South FamilyMedicine Residency Center9 Hospital ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-502-9769

Mauricio Carballo, MDSterling Center Surgery and Medicine4 Live Oak CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-785-2400

Robert M. Brown, MDSterling Center Surgery and Medicine4 Live Oak CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-785-2400

Ashley Bostick, NP-CSterling Center Surgery and Medicine4 Live Oak CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-785-2400


Emergency Medicine

Family Medicine

Dialysis

Dermatology

Gastroenterology

General/

Vascular Surgery


Thomas L. Estes, MD, FACSSterling Center Surgery and Medicine4 Live Oak CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-785-2400

Amber J. Holt, DOSterling Center Surgery and Medicine4 Live Oak CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-785-2400

Phyllis Hughes, FNP-CSterling Center Surgery and Medicine4 Live Oak CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-785-2400

Howard L. Melton, MD, FACSSterling Center Surgery and Medicine4 Live Oak CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-785-2400

South Georgia Audiologyand Hearing Center1 Sweet Bay CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-1822

Colquitt Regional Home Care Services2516 Fifth Avenue S.E.Moultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-2128

Colquitt Regional Private Duty2516 Fifth Avenue S.E.Moultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-2128

Colquitt Regional Hospice2516 Fifth Avenue S.E.Moultrie, Ga. 31768229-890-3526

SouthernCare412 First Street S.E.Moultrie, Ga. 31768229-217-0523

Colquitt Regional Medical Center3131 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3420

Catherine Brown, MD3131 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3420

Joseph B. Beavers, MD3131 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3420

Angie Burkett, FNP-C3131 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3420

Jared Cardwell, MD3131 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3420

David Cox, MD3131 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3420

Wit Kabange, MD3131 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3420

Michael Kelley, MD3131 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3420

Richard Pearson Jr., DO3131 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3420

Jeong Seo, MD6 Hospital ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9009

Robert Spruill, MDSterling Group Kirk Clinic8 Laurel CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9016

Gary Swartztruber, MDSterling Group Kirk Clinic8 Laurel CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9016

Frands Kundi, MD14 Hospital ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-1156

J. Clyde Lamon, MDMoultrie Internal Medicine320 Sunset CircleMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-5200

Jeong Seo, MDSterling Group Internal Medicine6 Hospital ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9009

Hospice

Hospitals

Hospitalists

Hearing Aids/

Assistive Devices

Home Health Services

Internal Medicine

Legacy Village at Park Regency3000 Veterans Pkwy.

Moultrie, Ga. 31788229-890-3342

Daryl O. Crenshaw, MD3131 South Main Street

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-891-9333

W. Merrill Hicks Jr., MD3131 South Main Street

Moultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9333

Raul G. Santos, MD3131 South Main Street

Moultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9333

Kent Posey, MDSterling Group Southern

Neurology and Neurosciences

6 Hospital Park

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-502-9735

Rebecca Mobley, FNP-CSterling Group Southern

Neurology and Neurosciences

6 Hospital Park

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-502-9735

Pruitt Health Magnolia Manor3003 Veterans Pkwy. South

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-985-3422

Pruitt Health Moultrie233 Sunset Circle

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-985-4320

Pruitt Health Sunrise2709 South Main Street

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-985-7173

Bishara Baddour, MDAffinity Physicians or Women2 Hospital ParkMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-217-0535

Jim Reed, MDSterling Center Women’s Health1 Magnolia CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-2198

Jim Small, MDSterling Center Women’s Health1 Magnolia CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-2198

Daniel York, DOSterling Center Women’s Health1 Magnolia CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-2198

Kumud Rangaraj, MDSterling Group Oncology3131 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-890-3514

Roxana Aguirre, MDSterling Group Oncology3131 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-890-3514

Robert Bartosh, MDSterling Group D.W. Adcock Clinic3 Magnolia CourtMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9028

Joe Baugham, PA-CSterling Center Surgery and Medicine

4 Live Oak Court

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-785-2400

Jabari Martin, MDSterling Center Surgery and Medicine

4 Live Oak Court

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-785-2400

Raymond Aldridge, MD3 Hospital Park

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-891-3325

Joseph H. Berger, MD1 Sweet Bay Court, Suite D

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-985-1822

Colquitt Regional PainManagement Services3131 South Main Street

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-891-9548

Anthony Moser, MDP.O. Box 2047

Moultrie, Ga. 31776

229-985-7977


Oncology

Nephrology

Nursing Homes

Neurology

OB/GYN

Memory Care

Orthopedics

Otolaryngology

Pain Management

Pathology


Patricia Lee June, MD1317 South Main Street

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-985-7177

Erica Paez, MDSterling Group Pediatrics

1 Sweet Bay Court

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-985-5437

Andrew Wills, MDChildren’s Medical Group

of Southwest GA

1 Sweet Bay Court, Suite A

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-985-1293

Crystal Pharmacy705 South Main Street

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-985-4137

Central Orthotics and Prosthetics304 Sunset Circle

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-891-2636

Michael Brown, MDSterling Group Pulmonology

7 Hospital Park

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-985-4469

Rebecca Peters, FNPSterling Group Pulmonology

7 Hospital Park

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-985-4469

James W. Keith, MDRadiology Associates of Moultrie

3131 South Main Street

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-890-3500

Lee McGill, MDRadiology Associates of Moultrie


Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-890-3500

Jacob Schwartz, MDRadiology Associates of Moultrie


Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-890-3500

Moultrie YMCA601 26th Avenue S.E.Moultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-1154

Pruitt Health Magnolia Manor3003 Veterans Pkwy. South

Moultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-3422

Pruitt Health Moultrie233 Sunset CircleMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-4320

Pruitt Health Sunrise2709 South Main StreetMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-7173

Regional Therapy300-B Sunset CircleMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-985-2080

Vereen Rehabilitation Center3100 Veterans ParkwayMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-890-3553

The Sleep Diagnostic LabColquitt Regional Medical Center3131 South Main Street

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-890-3520

The Speech and Learning Centerat Vereen Rehabilitation3100 Veterans ParkwayMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-891-9323

Andrew Cordista, MDSterling Group Spine Center

8 Live Oak Court

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-890-6612

Pharmacies

Prosthetic Devices

Pulmonology

Pediatrics

Radiology

Rehabilitation

Sleep Diagnostics

Speech Pathology

Spine Specialists


Vereen Sports Medicine3100 Veterans ParkwayMoultrie, Ga. 31768229-890-3553

Winston Wilfong, MDSterling Center Surgery and Medicine

4 Live Oak Court

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-785-2400

Cheau Williams, MDSterling Center Surgery and Medicine

4 Live Oak Court

Moultrie, Ga. 31768

229-502-9788

Sports Medicine

Urology

Urogynecology

Outdoor exercise can benefit both theplanet and the people doing the ex-ercising. By exercising outdoors in-

stead of at home or at indoor fitnesscenters, men and women can reduce theircarbon footprints. Exercising in the greatoutdoors does not require the use of en-ergy-consuming fitness machines. In addi-tion, when exercising outdoors duringdaylight hours, nature provides all thelight men and women will need for theirworkouts, further reducing the averageperson’s energy consumption. And it’s notjust adults who can benefit from spendingmore time outdoors. According to the Har-vard Medical School, children are likely toget more exercise if they spend time out-doors than they are if they spend time in-doors. A study from researchers in England used GPS devices and accelerometersto track the activity of 1,000 children. The children were more than twice as activewhen they were outside than they were when they were in inside. When childrenspend ample time outdoors, that, too, can benefit the environment. According to theNational Institutes of Health, the average youngster spends three hours per daywatching television and gets as much as seven hours of screen time each day. Whenkids are outdoors, they are less likely to be staring at energy-consuming screensand devices than they are when they’re indoors.

Did you know?

Prepare a disaster kitA disaster supplies kit is simply a col-

lection of basic items your household

may need in the event of an emergency.

Try to assemble your kit well in ad-

vance of an emergency. You may have

to evacuate at a moment’s notice and

take essentials with you.

In addition to food and water, a basic

emergency supply kit should include:

• Battery-powered or hand crank radio

and a NOAA Weather Radio with tone

alert and extra batteries for both

• Flashlight and extra batteries

• First aid kit

• Whistle to signal for help

• Dust mask to help filter contaminated

air and plastic sheeting and duct tape to

shelter-in-place

• Moist towelettes, garbage bags and

plastic ties for personal sanitation

• Wrench or pliers to turn off utilities

• Local maps

• Cell phone with chargers, inverter or

solar charger


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Alzheimer’s disease is one ofthe most prevalent types ofdementia in the world, af-

fecting an estimated 35.6 millionpeople all over the globe, and thatnumber is expected to double in20 years.

There is no cure forAlzheimer’s disease, nor is therean effective long-term way to pre-vent potential mental decline.However, that has not stopped scores of re-searchers and medical teams that continueto study the efficacy of different drugs andtherapies. The following are some of themore promising options in the works.

Leukine

A safety trial on the drug Leukine al-ready is underway at the Colorado Univer-sity Anschutz Medical Campus.

“We found so far that Leukine is safe inpeople with Alzheimer’s disease,” said Dr.Huntington Potter, the director ofAlzheimer’s research at the university.“That means it doesn’t have the side effectsthat so many other Alzheimer’s drugs havehad, which are swelling in the brain andbleeding into the brain.”

Leukine has been successful in removingthe plaque or amyloid along the outside ofnerve cells in the brain of mice. Researchersdo not know the exact mechanism for re-moval, but the drug is working and working

quickly. Leukine also may behelping the brain repair itself.

Insulin

Neurologists at Rush Univer-sity Medical Center are testinga type of insulin that is inhaledthrough a nasal spray to see ifit improves cognition and mem-ory function in people withmild cognitive impairment.

“There is growing evidence that insulincarries out multiple functions in the brainand that poor regulation of insulin may con-tribute to the development of Alzheimer’sdisease,” said Dr. Neelum Aggarwal, a neu-rologist at Rush and the lead investigator ofthe study.

Xanamem

Australian researchers at ActinogenMedical have begun trials of a new drugcalled Xanamem. More than 170 patientswith mild dementia in Australia, the UnitedStates and the United Kingdom will takepart in the placebo-controlled 12-week trial.The medicine blocks the stress hormonecortisol in order to improve mental functionfor those with dementias. In 2015, an Edin-burgh University study of mice showed re-ducing cortisol in the brain improved theirmemory and decreased the number ofAlzheimer’s-associated amyloid plaques inthe brain.

Treatments for Alzheimer’s disease evolve

They say it’s the hardships of lifethat form our true character. If that’strue, then Americans who were born

between the two World Wars have cer-tainly earned their character badges. Forthis, we call them the “Greatest Genera-tion”.

Because they made the world a betterplace for us, we’re committed to makingthe world a better place for them.

Honoring the Greatest Generation ispart of our mission here at Legacy Villageat Park Regency. In fact, serving this gener-ation is our mission. In carrying out thatmission, we hope to uphold the valueshanded down to us by the Greatest Genera-tion in every possible way.

Who is the Greatest Generation?You’ve probably heard the term before.

It was coined almost twenty years ago byTom Brokaw. Former anchor and manag-ing editor of the NBC News, Mr. Brokawpublished his best-selling book, The Great-est Generation, in 1998. By doing so, he for-ever set the phrase in our hearts andminds.

The phrase may be familiar, but haveyou ever stopped to wonder what makesthis group of people “The Greatest Genera-tion?”

Four Factors Contributing to theFormation of the Greatest Generation

•Momentous ChangesThis generation lived through the Great

Depression, World War II, and then on intoone of the most the prosperous eras in thehistory of our nation.

•Work EthicPerhaps because of having lived

through the Great Depression, this genera-tion knows a thing or two about workinghard. On top of that, they lived through theyears of World War II and appreciate sta-bility.

•FrugalityThe combination of living during the

Great Depression and experiencing war-time rationing means many in this genera-tion are well-versed in frugal living. Theylearned to make due. They also learnedcreativity in the face of scarcity.

•Sacrifice and HonorMany gave of themselves during World

War II, to the extent that they lost life orlimb. The war was truly all-encompassingfor this generation at that time. The Battleof the Bulge, for example, is considered bymilitary experts to be the greatest in thenation’s history.

United as a country in the face of evil,

the greatest generation came together tosacrifice what they could to make theworld a better place.

How do we, the team members ofLegacy Village at Park Regency, serve

the Greatest Generation?Each day we strive to give the residents

of Legacy Village a purposeful day. We dothis by creating an active and busy activi-ties calendar, by providing the best possi-ble care and by making our community aplace to call home.

We strive to give each of our residents asense of purpose. Finding a purpose canmean so many different things to differentpeople. It can be gardening in the court-yard, cooking brownies, singing in biblestudy or just participating in daily activi-ties. In everything we do, we aspire to cre-ate a sense of being for all residents.

The advice we like to give our residentsis to keep an open mind about everything.For the generation that elevated the art ofself-awareness and being open to change, itshouldn’t be all that difficult!


Serving theGreatest Generation


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