"We are pleased to recognize and honor the contribution of these dedicated
professionals whose commitment, efforts and talents touch many lives every
year, and result in numerous lives being saved," noted South Fulton Medical
Center CEO Christopher Hummer.
Emergency Medical Technicians, police officers, firefighters and other local
emergency responders were invited to the end of the EMS weeklong activities.
South Fulton Medical Center also provided complimentary breakfast and lunch
for emergency personnel during EMS week May 17-20.
Alongside hospital administration and emergency department personnel participating
in the celebration, South Fulton Medical Center's Community Advisory Board,
a group made up of 10 local business leaders, also attended the celebration.
East Point Fire Department, Fulton County Fire Department, Grady EMS Rural
Metro Ambulance and the City of Hapeville Fire Department were among several
emergency responders units who were awarded plaques to distinguish the perpetual
contribution to the community in their continuous efforts in emergency response.
Christopher Hummer added, "South Fulton Medical Center wants the plaques
to commemorate the long lasting appreciation we and our community have for
what they do for us."
South Fulton Medical Center, part of Tenet Georgia, is a 342-bed acute care
community medical center located off I-85 South at 1170 Cleveland Avenue in
East Point, Ga. Established in 1963, South Fulton Medical Center has been among
those at the forefront in addressing the medical and health care needs of residents
of South Fulton, Coweta, Fayette, Clayton and Douglas counties for more than
four decades. Specialties include cardiac services, an emergency services trauma
center, outpatient surgery services, rehabilitation services, women's
health and a sleep disorders center. South Fulton Medical Center is accredited
nation's oldest and largest hospital accreditation agency. To learn more
about South Fulton Medical Center, visit www.southfultonmedicalcenter.com.







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