University Health Alliance

09/01/2025

All University Health Alliance locations will be closed on Monday, September 1st for Labor Day.

We hope everyone has a fun, safe long weekend! 💙

08/28/2025

University Health Alliance and University Cancer & Blood Center are united in providing comprehensive care, straight from the heart.

We're proud to offer multispecialty and oncology care to Athens and surrounding areas.

From primary care to chemotherapy, our team of experts is here for you at every stage of your health journey.

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08/25/2025

University Health Alliance is proud to offer colon and re**al services and procedures as part of our comprehensive approach to primary care.

💙 A**l Abscess
💙 A**l and Re**al Cancer
💙 A**l Fissure Treatment
💙 Colon Cancer
💙 Colon Cancer Screenings
💙 Diverticulitis
💙 Fistulas of the Colon and A**s
💙 Hemorrhoid Treatment
💙 High-Resolution Anoscopy
💙 Minimally Invasive Surgery
💙 Polyps of the Colon and Re**um
💙 Re**al Prolapse
💙 Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery

To learn more or to schedule an appointment with the Colore**al team, please reach out to our office at 762-316-2035.

08/21/2025

08/19/2025

Providing life-changing care is why we do what we do. Thrilled to hear we were able to improve this patient's quality of life!

08/18/2025

University Health Alliance and University Cancer & Blood Center are united in providing comprehensive care, straight from the heart. We're proud to offer multispecialty and oncology care to Athens and surrounding areas.

From primary care to chemotherapy, our team of experts is here for you at every stage of your health journey.
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With our mission to ensure that everyone in our community receives world-class healthcare, UHA serves the well-being of families in the greater Athens area.

08/15/2025

In 2012 at age 50, Pamela Allen's health insurance provider required she have a precautionary colonoscopy. Not only had she never heard of the procedure, she was completely unaware of the disease of colore**al cancer. The findings of the colonoscopy concerned her physician, and the polyp biopsy that followed revealed a diagnosis of stage 3 colore**al cancer.

13 years after her initial diagnosis, Allen is currently cancer-free with no evidence of the disease and is committed to building colore**al cancer awareness, everywhere from her own backyard to Washington, D.C.

Learn more about her inspiring story at the link below. And if it's time to schedule your annual colonoscopy, call our gastroenterology team at 762-356-4785!

Resilience and action. Those two words are just a few that mean something to Pamela Allen, 63, of Elberton, Georgia. A survivor of colore**al...

08/13/2025

Meeting with your doctor annually gives both of you the opportunity to ensure everything is running smoothly with your overall health. It is also the time to discuss any other tests or screenings you may need in order to catch serious conditions early, and then make a plan of action should any problems arise.

Learn more about what to expect an your next annual physical at the link below, or schedule an appointment with our primary care team here: https://bit.ly/3ZrGaPO.

Meeting with your doctor annually gives both of you the opportunity to ensure everything is running smoothly with your overall health.

08/11/2025

Starting the week with some positive patient feedback for our gastro team! 💙

08/08/2025

University Cancer & Blood Center's Comprehensive Cancer Center has changed the game for patients in our community. ❤️

University Health Alliance was formed to facilitate a direct partnership among primary care providers and oncologists and ensure collaboration between both branches of medicine. With this integrative approach, patients receive ongoing holistic care to address any preexisting health issues or any concerns that may arise during treatment, as well as personalized recommendations for diet, exercise, and mental health.

08/06/2025

The High-Risk GI Clinic at University Cancer & Blood Center and University Health Alliance collaborates closely with patients who possess underlying pre-cancerous conditions or genetic predispositions that elevate their susceptibility to GI cancers — such as pancreatic, colore**al, or gastric cancers.

Often, individuals may not experience symptoms of gastrointestinal (GI) cancers until the disease has progressed significantly. That’s why it’s important to be aware of your health history, family history, and risk factors associated with GI cancer development!

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3ww28sH.