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Hemophilia of Georgia Pharmacy Accredited by ACHC

Hemophilia of Georgia proudly announces its award of accreditation status by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care, Inc. (ACHC) for its pharmacy services. Achieving ACHC accreditation demonstrates HoG pharmacy’s commitment to meeting high standards of care.

HoG Receives Grant From Speedway Children’s Charities

Hemophilia of Georgia received a grant from the Atlanta Chapter to Speedway Children's Charities, a nonprofit organization committed to raising funds to be distributed to qualified children's charitable organizations. The grant will be used for HoG's annual Adolescent Retreat which will be held in January 2010. Several HoG staff members and clients attended the Grant Distribution and Holiday Celebration at Atlanta Motor Speedway's infield Media Center on December 8, 2009.

Golf Tournament Raises Over $250,000 for Research

The 27th annual Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament sponsored by Hemophilia of Georgia raised more than $250,000 for research for a cure for inherited bleeding disorders. Over 225 golfers participated in the tournament on October 27, 2009 at Château Élan Resort and Winery in Braselton, Georgia.

Roswell High School Student Named Sprint Youth Community Champion

Roswell High School sophomore Austin Shaw was recognized as a Youth Community Champion by the Sprint Foundation at an awards ceremony on Monday, November 2, 2009. The Sprint Foundation awarded a $2500 grant to the non-profit organization of his choice, Hemophilia of Georgia.

Nine-Year Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament Sponsor Amdocs Doubles its Support

Hemophilia of Georgia welcomes Amdocs as a Silver Sponsor of the 27th Annual Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament.

27th Annual Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament to Raise Funds for Hemophilia Research

Hemophilia of Georgia will host the 27th Annual Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament on October 27, 2009 at Château Élan Winery and Resort in Braselton, Georgia. Hundreds of corporate executives, local and sports celebrities, and invited guests are expected to participate in the tournament which also features an awards reception, live auction, and raffle.

World Hemophilia Day

April 17 marks the 20th anniversary of World Hemophilia Day where hemophilia organizations around the world increase awareness of hemophilia and other bleeding disorders.

NHF Announces Introduction of Lifetime Caps Bill

On Friday, February 13, 2009, Anna G. Eshoo (D-CA) and Jim Langevin (D-RI), along with Senators Byron Dorgan (D-ND) and Olympia Snowe (R-ME) introduced the Health Insurance Coverage Protection Act (H.R. 1085; S442).

Hemophilia of Georgia's Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament Raises Over $300,000 for Research

The 26th annual Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament sponsored by Hemophilia of Georgia raised more than $310,000 for research for a cure for inherited bleeding disorders.

HoG Wins Three NHF Awards

Hemophilia of Georgia received three awards at the National Hemophilia Foundation annual meeting in November in Denver.

AT&T Mobility LLC, and Corporate Sponsors Ensure Success of Annual Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament

As the platinum sponsor of the Annual Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament, AT&T Mobility, LLC and other corporate sponsors play a critical role in raising money to fund a cure for hemophilia and other bleeding disorders.

Camp Wannaklot Featured in Atlanta Journal-Constitution

The July 30 edition of the Atlanta Journal Constitution featured an article about Camp Wannaklot.

Leading Companies and Organizations Sponsor Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament

Hemophilia of Georgia's 26th annual Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament will be sponsored by some of the area's leading corporations and organizations including Hewlett-Packard and the Virgil P. Warren Foundation.

Hemophilia of Georgia Receives Twin of the Year Award from World Federation of Hemophilia

At the recent World Federation of Hemophilia meeting, Hemophilia of Georgia was recognized by the World Federation of Hemophilia (WFH) with its annual Twin of the Year Award for its outstanding involvement in the WFH's Twinning Program.

Profile in Leadership: Trish Dominic, CEO

This year, as Hemophilia of Georgia celebrates its 35th anniversary, CEO Trish Dominic looks back on her 24 years as Executive Director and later as CEO.

26th Annual Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament to Raise Funds for Hemophilia Research

Hemophilia of Georgia will host the 26th Annual Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament on October 28, 2008 at Château Élan Winery and Resort in Braselton, Georgia.

Nurse Profile: Penny Kumpf

Throughout her 25-year nursing career, Penny Kumpf has focused on educating patients and other nurses. Penny's dedication to education and first-hand knowledge of the effects of bleeding disorders make her passionate about her work.

Volunteer Spotlight: Amy and Mike Dunn

Most kids could never imagine that the doctors who stick them with needles would be eager to tell stories with them around a campfire. But for physicians like Hematologist Dr. Amy Dunn, camp is a favorite summer pastime. She and her husband, pediatric ER surgeon Dr. Mike Dunn, make it a priority to build relationships with young patients even outside of hospital walls.

Treating Dental Patients With Bleeding Disorders

Dentists play a crucial role in the overall good health of all patients, and in particular those with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders such as von Willebrand Disease or Platelet Function Disorders.

Treating ER Patients with Bleeding Disorders

Just a few years ago, people with bleeding disorders such as hemophilia and von Willebrand Disease were frequent visitors to hospital emergency rooms. Now, with the advent of home infusion of clotting factor concentrate, these patients rarely need emergency care for routine joint bleeds.

Hit 'Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament Raises $350,000 for Research

The 25th annual Hit ’Em for Hemophilia Golf Tournament sponsored by Hemophilia of Georgia raised more than $350,000 for research for a cure for inherited bleeding disorders. Over 250 golfers participated in the tournament on October 30, 2007 at Château Élan Resort and Winery in Braselton, Georgia.

Roswell Woman Participating in National Campaign

Von Willebrand disease (VWD) is the most common hereditary bleeding disorder in the United States, yet many people may not realize they have it. While VWD occurs in both males and females, women may suffer severe health consequences if their condition is not correctly diagnosed.