Grady’s chief legal officer honored with Lifetime Achievement Award.

Do you know the signs of a stroke and how to protect yourself?

Congratulations to Grady nurse Candice Sims for being named a 2025 AJC Nurse Excellence Award winner. Learn how she positively impacts patient care every day.

Grady works tirelessly to deliver quality, compassionate care to every patient. Learn about one patient’s experience here.

Grady recently broke ground on its new free-standing emergency department in south Fulton County that will bring critical health care closer to those who need it.

Members of the Harvard Business School Club recently got an inside look at Grady’s accomplishments, operations and future plans.

Grady’s innovative IVYY program is breaking the cycle of violence among young Atlantans.

Dr. Gustavo Pradilla changed the way the deadliest form of stroke is treated, lowering the death rate and the time in the hospital. That breakthrough earned him the Innovator of the Year for Research award.

Grady is helping to understand and treat long COVID in partnership with local and national researchers.

The inaugural State of Grady event celebrated community support and looked ahead at Grady’s plans to keep our community healthy and safe.

The 2025 Grady CrossTies Gala was a great success! Thank you to everyone who joined us and supported the event. See the photos here.

Grady is a vital part of Atlanta’s history. A new marker outside the original hospital highlights the impact the hospital has made over more than 130 years.

Grady is increasing critical breast cancer screenings thanks to Crucial Catch, the American Cancer Society and the National Football League.

Future Grady babies will be able to reach critical care more quickly thanks to a generous donation Cuvée Cares toward a neonatal ambulance.

New year, new you? If you’ve resolved to make 2025 the year you get fit, it’s important to take it one step at a time (no pun intended). Making a yearlong fitness plan can help you keep your ambitious lifestyle changes in place after January.

Thanks to a generous grant from the Craig H. Neilsen Foundation, Grady is helping its traumatic spinal cord injury patients recover and live full and productive lives.

See the first landing on Grady’s new helipad!

Grady’s Shattered Dreams program is teaching teens the dangers of distracted driving. The program’s success helped it earn a state grant that will help it continue to grow.

Thanks to a $25,000 grant from the Bank of America Foundation, Grady's Mobile Integrated Health Team will bring essential medical care to even more patients' homes, helping prevent emergency room visits while ensuring our most vulnerable neighbors receive the care they need.

Doctors at Grady led a groundbreaking study showing a twice-yearly injection is 96% effective in preventing HIV infection. The results, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, could transform prevention efforts worldwide.