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For 24/7 walk-up access to mental health services for Guilford County children (4+), adolescents and adults, please visit the Guilford County Behavioral Health Center located at 931 Third Street in Greensboro, NC.

Guilford County Behavioral Health Centers | Guilford County, NC Behavioral Health Crisis Center of Guilford County North Carolina.

COVID-19 Booster Update: COVID-19 boosters for everyone ages 18+ are now available at Cone Health! Learn more and schedule an appointment at conehealth.com/vaccine

Get Your Free COVID-19 Vaccine Everyone 12 and older who wants a COVID-19 vaccine can get one.

Cone Health will begin offering booster doses of the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines to those eligible on Tuesday, Oct. 26, by appointment only.

Registration opens Tuesday morning. To schedule an appointment, visit conehealth.com/vaccine or call 336-890-1188.

Cone Health to Offer Moderna, Johnson & Johnson Boosters Registration and appointments open Tuesday, Oct. 26.

There’s just one week left to take advantage of early-bird registration for the Women's Only 5K Walk & Run Virtual Race!

Sign up to race by Friday, Sept. 3 to receive a discounted registration price of $30 (and to receive your race packet materials by mail). After that, registration increases to $40.

Join us at www.womensonly5k.com!

The numbers are clear: Unvaccinated patients represent the vast majority of COVID-19 hospitalizations at Cone Health. COVID-19 vaccines help prevent severe illness, and they're both effective and safe. Today, the FDA gave full approval to the Pfizer vaccine.

“This action clearly shows that the vaccine meets the high safety and effectiveness standards of the FDA,” says Dr. Cynthia Snider, infection prevention, Cone Health. “For many, this is the moment they have been waiting for, to feel confident in receiving the vaccine. We enthusiastically urge them to get vaccinated as soon as possible.”

View more data at coviddata.conehealth.com, and read more about the FDA approval at bit.ly/CH20210823

SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic: COVID-19 Hospitalizations at Cone Health This page is designed to show the impact COVID-19 is having in Cone Health hospitals.

Happening now! Visit us today from 9 a.m.- 1 p.m. at Alamance Regional Medical Center for our first in-person hiring event since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cone Health has openings for registered nurses, nurse techs, information technology professionals and other positions across our network. Get the details below!

Cone Health Holds First In-Person Hiring Event Since Pandemic The event at Alamance Regional Medical Center kicks off an employment drive.

Cone Health will close mass vaccination sites in Alamance, Guilford and Rockingham Counties and offer COVID-19 vaccinations in select doctor’s offices and mobile clinics. Get additional important details below.

Cone Health Shifts Vaccination Focus Mass vaccination sites to close with vaccinations moving to community sites and doctor’s offices.

Have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine? Browse our library of trustworthy resources reviewed by medical experts to get the facts.

If you've already rolled up your sleeve, we'd love to know what motivated you to get the vaccine! Be a COVID-19 vaccine ambassador by using our Facebook frame and sharing your vaccination motivation. Get started at the link below!

COVID-19 Vaccine Facts Browse our library of trustworthy resources reviewed by medical experts to get the facts on the COVID-19 vaccine.

We all have personal reasons for rolling up our sleeves, getting vaccinated and helping to put COVID-19 behind us (finally!). What have you missed most during the pandemic and what can’t you wait to do again? Travel? Hug? The Electric Slide at a family wedding? Whatever it may be, we want to know. And it might just inspire others to get their shots.

Help us spread the word about COVID-19 vaccine facts by being a vaccine ambassador! Here’s how:
1. Visit www.conehealth.com/vaccinefacts to get our Facebook frame.
2. In the description box below your photo, share your motivation for getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
3. Use so we can repost your messages on Cone Health social media.
4. Include a link to www.conehealth.com/vaccinefacts so others can learn more about COVID-19 vaccines, get the Facebook frame and share their vaccination motivation!

Cone Health CEO Terry Akin leaves Cone Health June 15. He announced his decision in January to leave the organization for personal reasons. As stated at that time, Dr. Mary Jo Cagle will succeed him.

Cone Health CEO Stepping Down as Planned Dr. Mary Jo Cagle to become CEO.

The youngest person treated in the ICU at Cone Health’s COVID-only hospital was 20-year-old Liberty University senior, David Li. During his hospitalization, Li spent 20 days in the ICU and is still affected by symptoms that keep him from playing sports today. Given his experience with COVID-19, Li is an advocate for those in his age group getting the vaccine.

“I have no idea how I got COVID,” says Li. “What I do know is I never want to be that sick again and I don’t want anyone I know to get it either.”

Read his story below.

Liberty Student Advocates for COVID Vaccine He spent 20 days in ICU.

Cone Health and Sentara Healthcare have mutually decided not to move forward with an affiliation initially proposed in August 2020.

Cone Health, Sentara Healthcare, Decide to End Affiliation Plans The decision was made in the best interest of the communities served by the organizations.

Feeling stressed or anxious? These 11 tips can help you curb anxiety.

11 Ways to Curb Anxiety Anxiety can rob you of many of life's joys. Here are things you can do to immediately reduce your anxiety.

Cone Health is offering a Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine clinic Wednesday, May 26, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Greensboro Coliseum Special Events Center. Due to uncertainly around demand for this vaccine, people will need to register by phone. To register, call 336-890-1188 Monday-Friday between 7 a.m.-7 p.m.

More details below!

Cone Health Schedules J&J Vaccine Clinic This is Cone Health’s first use of the single-dose vaccine since the government pause.

Mark your calendars! Registration for the 2021 Women's Only 5K Walk & Run Virtual Race begins May 17 on www.womensonly5k.com. Proceeds from this event help area women detect and battle breast cancer. More details below!

Registration for Women’s Only 5K Begins The event returns as a virtual run this year.

Cone Health will begin vaccinating 12- to 15-year-olds against COVID-19 Friday, May 14. Children’s vaccinations are only available at sites using the Pfizer vaccine.

Free appointments can be made starting Thursday at 4 p.m. at conehealth.com/vaccine or by calling 336-890-1188 (Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.). Appointments are preferred, but not required. Walk-ins are welcome.

Vaccinations for 12- to 15-year-olds will be available at these main Cone Health vaccination sites:
- Burlington: Behind JR Cigar Outlet, 2401 Eric Lane
- Greensboro: Greensboro Coliseum Special Events Center, 1921 W. Gate City Blvd.

Cone Health is also hosting vaccine clinics at area high schools. These clinics are also open to the public and are listed at conehealth.com/vaccine.

Additional important details are available at the link below.

Cone Health Begins Vaccinating 12- to 15-Year-Olds Friday People can schedule their children this afternoon at conehealth.com/vaccine.

Leenie was vaccinated so she could feel safe being around others again, especially the grandchildren she hasn’t seen in over a year. For more information about rolling up your sleeve and getting your shot, go to conehealth.com/vaccine
Featuring Leenie Carr, retired college recruiter

Dr. Powell was vaccinated to protect himself and his family and to show our community that the vaccine is safe and effective. He considers the vaccine to be a lifesaver in so many ways, for so many people. For more information about getting your shot, visit conehealth.com/vaccine
Featuring Alvin Powell, MD, Internal Medicine, Nephrology, Cone Health

Active church members Henry and Shirley Frye are looking forward to rejoining their congregation for a full-house Sunday service. Getting their vaccinations also puts them one step closer to in-person meetings of the many charitable boards they sit on. For more information about getting your shot, go to conehealth.com/vaccine.