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Line of people cutting a green ribbon

Cone Health and Alamance-Burlington School System cut the ribbon at the latest ABSS school offering telehealth for students. Students at the R. Homer Andrews Elementary School in Burlington, along with their parent or guardian, can reach a medical provider for minor health issues. The system has been proven to reduce student absences and improve academic performance. The system is the second in ABSS schools and was paid through philanthropic donations. 

Gino McQueen gives swimming lessons

Gillings School of Global Public Health at UNC Dean Dr. Nancy Messonnier and Cone Health EVP of Value-Based Care Angelo Sinopoli sign a partnership agreement. Students at the School will get real world experience at Cone Health. The health system will benefit from their expertise in biostatistics, health policy and project implementation.

Carlson Suzuki Violin Group

Thank you to the Carlson Suzuki Violin Group for spreading holiday cheer. This is the third year these talented students played at Moses Cone Hospital.

Line of tables to pass out food

Dr. Ruth Phillips and other members of the Cone Health Equity Team join church members, students from North Carolina A&T State University and others in passing out Thanksgiving fixings to the Providence Baptist Church community in Greensboro. More than 200 turkeys were given in the Sunday afternoon event. 

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