November 30, 2015 | General, Hospitals
While health care across rural Georgia has many shortcomings, Hancock County has languished at the more desperate end. Located between Atlanta and Augusta, the county — named for the founding father who made history with his signature — has been marked by economic troubles for years. Its 9,400 residents have no hospital and no community physician, and roughly half the county’s children live in poverty. Read More
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