| Carolinas Health Magazine 
Catch up on news at Carolinas Medical Center-Pineville -- advanced technology, physician profiles, community events and more.
Carolinas Health, a quarterly health magazine produced by Carolinas HealthCare System, is available to Mecklenburg County and neighboring county residents free of charge. Each issue covers a variety of healthcare and wellness topics as well as doctor profiles, medical technology, new services and healthcare events in our community.
In an effort to reach individuals and families who have not yet chosen a primary care provider, Carolinas Health is mailed to new residents in Mecklenburg County. The magazine is also available at CMC Health Centers, YMCA locations and our physician practices throughout Mecklenburg County. Find a physician near you using our online physician directory.
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Carolinas HealthCare System Annual Report
During 2009, Carolinas HealthCare experienced a year of growth despite an economic environment that stalled nearly every other business sector. Indeed, our pace of growth was our fastest ever as we finalized agreements with Stanly Health Services, Scotland Health Care System, AnMed Health and Cannon Memorial Hospital resulting in the affiliation of six hospitals representing more than 850 licensed beds and 5,500 employees across North and South Carolina.
Our record-setting growth continues as three western N.C. hospitals joined CHS on Jan. 1, 2010 through our affiliation with MedWest Health, significantly improving that region's healthcare access for years to come.
While we are proud of our organization's financial successes and expansion of our footprint, none of this would be possible without our people. Buildings and equipment are important - but nothing produces results like a group of individuals united by a common understanding:
- Kindness counts
- Teamwork wins
- Every person can and should make a difference.
These are the principles of Care Without Compromise, the theme of the 2009 Annual Report.
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