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future of healthcare.
Innovation with you at the center.
Columbus Regional Healthcare System is home to one of the highest volume and most experienced robotic surgical programs in Southeastern North Carolina. We have a long history of utilizing the most advanced technologies—like the da Vinci 5 robotic system from Intuitive Surgical—to deliver precision, safety, and better outcomes for our patients.
Advanced care, close to home.
The Columbus Regional Health Network provides a comprehensive continuum of care to the entire family. Our hospital-owned practices provide medical services in Primary Care, Pediatrics, Cancer Care, Orthopedics, Urology, OB/GYN, Pain Management, and Imaging.
News & Events
CRHS Welcomes New President and CEO
Columbus Regional Healthcare System is proud to announce the selection of Carla Parker Hollis as the new President and CEO of CRHS, effective as of January 6, 2015. Dr. Sam Wheatley, Chairman of the CRHS Board of Trustees, made the announcement today. “We welcome Carla to our organization and to the community,” Wheatley said. “She…
Southeast Primary Care Welcomes New Physician
Southeast Primary Care, part of the Columbus Regional Healthcare System physician network, is pleased to announce the arrival of Peggy Hill Newman, FNP-C to their practice on Tuesday, May 26, 2014. Newman is a graduate of Whiteville High School, Southeastern Community College and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she received her…
Life-Saving Air Ambulance Coming to Columbus County
Critical Aid Available When Every Minute Counts Columbus Regional Healthcare System (CRHS) and New Hanover Regional Medical Center (NHRMC) are teaming up to bring a life-saving air ambulance service to Columbus County. In a collaborative effort to expand air ambulance services to serve Columbus and surrounding area residents, NHRMC will be stationing a medical helicopter, AirLink, at…
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