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Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG) is a nationally and internationally recognized Hemophilia Treatment Center (HTC) that provides comprehensive clinical care and psychosocial services to people with bleeding disorders in Georgia.
Founded in 1973 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we also provide pharmacy services , education programs , and advocacy to meet the diverse needs of individuals and their families who are affected by bleeding disorders . Hemophilia of Georgia is:
As a community, we look forward to the day when we live in a world where people live free from bleeding disorders. Dedicated to the mission, we understand it takes more than medicine to support the bleeding disorder community.
Our Mission: Hemophilia of Georgia exists so that people affected by bleeding disorders live as normally and productively as possible.
Want to Get Involved? Learn more about our volunteer opportunitie s and fundraising events or support us !

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Rob Maloney

Aaron Burtz

Alesha Wright

Allison Demere

Amber Lausch

Charmaine Haughton

Chris Goins

Coleen Lou

Connie Knorr

Courtney Gustin

Deniece Chevannes

Dr. Bobby Tran

Emily Brown

Jason Shipp

Jeff Cooper

Jennifer Crabbe

Kathy Martin

Kristi Fulford

Kyle Ross

Lisa Williams-Coleman

Margaret Conquest

Michelle Conde

Rebecca Babkiewicz

Resham Sahijram

Stephanie Matz

Tony Milam

Vic McCarty

Alicia Casucci

Amen Detti

Angie Montoya

Areli Quiroz

Asianna Nubin

Belinda Yarbrough

Brittany Anderson

Chandni Patel

Dianara Bernard

Erica Hunter

Erika Lopez

Guernsy Bernadeau

Harry Colvile

Hollie Macenczak

Hyuncheol Chung

Jana Barlow

Julie Garcia

Kapri Johnson

Karen Clark

Katrina Bennett

Keria Seward

La Toya Davidson

Lemlem Kirstos

Maggie Zaldivar

Michael Rose

Michelle Ocampo

Monique Boyce

Nadia Rivers

Pat Williams

Patricia Williams

Ramona Mauro

Samantha Carter

Shayla Cooler

Shelby Stroughter

Stephanie Rehberg

Theresa Knapp

Timaya Thomas

Tori Josselson

Toy Jackson

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Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG) is a nationally and internationally recognized Hemophilia Treatment Center (HTC) that provides comprehensive clinical care and psychosocial services to people with bleeding disorders in Georgia. Learn more about us: https://www.hog.org/about/ “I am blessed to have an incredible network of doctors, nurses, and social workers through my relationship with Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG). What a great organization…I cannot say enough about them. HoG has been there for me through everything. They are the only organization in Georgia that has an extensive clinical services network that totally understands me and my medical needs. It is because of them that I am able to get the quality comprehensive care that I need.” – John M., patient

As we look forward to this special time of year, gathering with family and friends, and sharing memorable moments with loved ones, it is a good time to reflect on everything we are grateful for. Read our letter from our Chief Executive Officer, Rob Maloney, Jr.:https://www.hog.org/publications/detail/a-season-of-gratitude

To ensure you have enough medication and supplies on hand, please remember to place your orders ahead of the upcoming holidays, as our offices will be closed during that time. Place your pharmacy orders early by visiting us online or calling us at 770-518-8272.

We are excited to share that Hemophilia of Georgia's CEO Rob Maloney, Jr. is featured in the November issue of Atlanta Magazine! Rob shares how Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG) is working to expand access to comprehensive bleeding disorder care across Georgia, including the growth of our Hybrid Outreach Telehealth Clinics in Savannah and Perry. His message reflects a belief at the heart of our mission: where someone lives should not determine the quality of care they receive. We are proud to see Rob and HoG highlighted for the innovative ways we are helping bring specialized care and support closer to home for the people and families we serve. Read the full feature: https://atlantamagazine.mydigitalpublication.com/atlanta-magazine-november-2026/page-70 #HemophiliaOfGeorgia #BleedingDisorders #HealthcareLeadership #Telehealth

If you have a bleeding disorder and are preparing for labor and delivery, creating a birth plan can help you communicate your preferences and prepare for important conversations with your medical team. From pain management and delivery options to care after your baby is born, our Handbook shares questions to consider as you plan. https://www.hog.org/handbook/section/5/family-planning

Personalized, comprehensive care for bleeding disorders starts here, at Hemophilia of Georgia. Learn more: https://www.hog.org/ “My family is so grateful for the comprehensive care we receive from Hemophilia of Georgia that helps keep my son happy and healthy! The nurses and social workers are always very kind and patient with him." - Anita, mother of a young patient.”

#ThankYou - We are grateful to our generous sponsors, participants, and volunteers for your support of our first annual Night of Scholars Gala! You helped make the evening an incredible success and your contributions helped raise over $150K for scholarships that empower young people with bleeding disorders to pursue their education, achieve their goals, and build bright futures. We couldn’t do this without you!

#ThankYou – A huge shout out to all our generous sponsors for this year's Night of Scholars Gala! With your continued partnership and support, we raised over $150K for scholarships that empower young people with bleeding disorders to pursue their education, achieve their goals, and build bright futures. We couldn’t do this without you!

Want to make your home safer for a young child with a bleeding disorder? Try getting down on the floor and seeing your home the way your child sees it. Look for unsafe items within reach and think about what your child may learn to do next, not just what they can do today. Many of the same safety measures recommended for all children, such as using safety gates on stairs and padding sharp furniture corners, can help create a safer environment for exploration and play. Read more safety tips: https://www.hog.org/handbook/article/5/66/safety-issues-2

October 18-24 is National Pharmacy Week, a time to celebrate the invaluable contributions pharmacists and technicians make to patient care. As always, Hemophilia of Georgia’s Pharmacy team remains dedicated to providing personalized, comprehensive care services specifically tailored to meet the needs of people with bleeding disorders.

Pharmacy week is almost here! At Hemophilia of Georgia, our pharmacists play a critical role in the comprehensive care team of our patients. Our pharmacists are specifically trained and experienced in working with bleeding disorders. Learn more: https://www.hog.org/pharmacy/

Meet the Talent Behind our Mission! At Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG), our staff don’t just work here—they thrive. Alesha Wright, Senior Director of Grants Management, shares what makes HoG a place where the work truly matters. “Working at Hemophilia of Georgia means being part of work that truly matters to individuals and families living with bleeding disorders, both nationally and globally. Each interaction is an opportunity to provide support, understanding, and care in a meaningful way. Being part of HoG culture makes the work even more rewarding, especially knowing that what we do makes a real difference.” Inspired by Alesha’ story? Explore career opportunities and apply at www.hog.org/careers

It’s not too late to join Hemophilia of Georgia for our first annual Night of Scholars Gala on October 17. This special evening will help fund scholarships that empower young people with bleeding disorders to pursue their education, achieve their goals, and build bright futures. Your ticket includes a delicious dinner and two complimentary drinks, along with the opportunity to make a lasting impact in the lives of deserving students. Purchase your ticket today and help invest in the next generation of leaders and scholars! www.hog.org/gala

Hurricane Isaias Preparedness: Important Information About Your Bleeding Disorder Medication Hurricane Isaias is forecast to land on the Gulf Coast and impact parts of Georgia Friday afternoon through Saturday, bringing the potential for heavy rain, strong winds, power outages, flash flooding, and tornadoes. Now is the time to make sure you have the bleeding disorder medication and supplies you need in case travel or delivery services are disrupted. Visit our Inclement Weather Resource Center for important preparedness information, including guidance on medication storage, emergency planning, and pharmacy contacts: https://www.hog.org/publications/page/inclement-weather Stay safe, stay prepared, and monitor local weather updates as conditions change. #HurricaneIsaias #EmergencyPreparedness #BleedingDisorders #MedicationSafety #StormPreparedness

Learning how to treat yourself can empower you to treat bleeds quickly, wherever you are. This leads to less time worrying about your bleeding disorder and more time for fun things. It can reduce the need for hospital visits, saving both time and money. It also helps you miss fewer days of work/school and lowers the cost of rehabilitation that may be needed if treatment is delayed. Want to learn how to infuse at home? Hemophilia of Georgia's outreach nurses offer support and education for patients across Georgia. Nurses visit patients in their homes and provide infusion training and follow-up care. Learn more: https://www.hog.org/programs/page/outreach-nursing

Celebrate an evening of impact at Hemophilia of Georgia’s first annual Night of Scholars Gala on October 17! This special evening will help fund scholarships that empower young people with bleeding disorders to pursue their education, achieve their goals, and build bright futures. Purchase your ticket today and help invest in the next generation of leaders and scholars! www.hog.org/gala

Applications are now open! The Trish Dominic Physician Loan Repayment Assistance Program honors the legacy and vision of HoG's first CEO while investing in the future of specialized, comprehensive bleeding disorder care. By helping recruit and retain hematologists, the program will strengthen Georgia's bleeding disorder workforce and support access to expert care for generations to come. The program is made possible through generous donor contributions. Learn more and apply: https://www.hog.org/dominic #InvestingInTheFuture #BleedingDisorderCommunity #WorkforceDevelopment

Honoring a Legacy. Investing in the Future. Hemophilia of Georgia is proud to introduce the Trish Dominic Physician Loan Repayment Assistance Program, a new initiative designed to strengthen Georgia's hematologists [KW3.1]workforce and support access to specialized, comprehensive care[KW4.1] for those affected by a bleeding disorder. Named in honor of HoG's first Chief Executive Officer, Trish Dominic, the program reflects her lifelong commitment to expanding access to care and supporting the healthcare professionals who serve the bleeding disorder community. The program is made possible through generous donor contributions. Applications open October 5. Learn more: https://www.hog.org/dominic #BleedingDisorderCommunity #Healthcare #ClassicalHeme

Camp Wannaklot, a week-long residential summer camp, is the only camp in Georgia that provides children who have hemophilia or other bleeding disorders the opportunity to enjoy a traditional camp experience. During this fun-filled week, campers make new friends, learn about their bleeding disorders, and share new experiences. Learn more: https://www.hog.org/camp/ “Camp Wannaklot has been so helpful to my son. It is where he learned how to self-infuse and take charge of his health. When he acquired an injury from soccer, after attending camp, he knew exactly how to react.” -Ryan, father of a young patient

#ThankYou - We are grateful to our generous sponsors, participants, and volunteers for your support of our Score Fore a Cure fundraising event! You helped make Score an incredible success and your contributions helped raise over $26,000 for bleeding disorder research. We couldn’t do it without you!

A huge shout-out to our amazing volunteers who helped make Score Fore a Cure – Augusta such a success! Your dedication and support were instrumental in raising over $26,000 for bleeding disorder research.

Meet the Talent Powering Our Mission! At Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG), our staff don’t just work here—they’re part of a team united by purpose. A team that collaborates, supports one another, and stays grounded in our mission. We call it “working as one HoG.” Erika Lopez, Pharmacy Technician – Operations, shares what makes HoG’s culture so meaningful to her: “There’s something truly special about being part of a team that genuinely uplifts and supports one another while making a meaningful impact in patients’ lives. Supporting individuals with bleeding disorders allows us to bring both compassion and expertise to every interaction, ensuring patients feel confident, cared for, and understood. Our culture is built on heart, dedication, and unity—because we truly are one HoG.”

Mark your calendar for October 17 and join Hemophilia of Georgia for an unforgettable black-tie gala supporting scholarships for HoG patients. This special evening will help fund scholarships that empower young people with bleeding disorders to pursue their education, achieve their goals, and build bright futures. Your ticket includes a delicious dinner and two complimentary drinks, along with the opportunity to make a lasting impact in the lives of deserving students. Purchase your ticket today and help invest in the next generation of leaders and scholars! www.hog.org/gala

#ThankYou – A huge shout out to all our generous sponsors for this year's Score Fore a Cure-Augusta! With your continued partnership and support we raised over $26,000 for bleeding disorder research. We couldn’t do it without you!

A huge thank you to the team at Smith+Howard for volunteering at our office and helping us prepare for our upcoming educational Teen Retreat and Young Adult Retreat! Your time, energy, and dedication make these events possible and help ensure that teens and young adults in the bleeding disorder community have an unforgettable experience. We are so grateful for our community volunteers. Thank you for helping us create meaningful experiences and make a difference in the lives of those we serve. #ThankYou #Volunteers #MakeADifference

Join us tomorrow for our Score Fore a Cure fundraiser on Tuesday, September 22, from 6:00 – 9:00 pm at Topgolf - Augusta. Net proceeds will help fund research efforts at Hemophilia of Georgia. Your ticket includes: • 2.5 hours game play • Buffet dinner • 2 alcoholic drink tickets • All you can drink non-alcoholic beverages Register today: hog.org/scoreaugusta

Approximately 1 in 100 people are affected by the most common bleeding disorder, von Willebrand disease. Join us at Topgolf-Augusta on Tuesday, September 22nd to help fund research for a cure and make a difference in the lives of people with bleeding disorders! Learn more at hog.org/scoreaugusta

Do you sometimes forget to order your medicine or supplies? Life can be crazy sometimes. That is why we offer online ordering for our pharmacies. You can place an order any time of day/week, including holidays with our 24-hour ordering option. Learn more: https://www.hog.org/publications/detail/do-you-forget-to-order-your-medicine-3

Ready to level up your career? Hemophilia of Georgia’s professional development program helps cover costs like GED courses, college apps, certifications, and more. Check eligibility and apply: https://www.hog.org/publications/detail/are-you-ready-to-take-your-career-to-the-next-level-13

You know the uplifted feeling you have when you volunteer to help those in need? What if you could feel that way each day when you go to work? Learn more about careers at Hemophilia of Georgia and apply today: https://www.hog.org/about/page/careers

Join us for our Score Fore a Cure fundraiser on Tuesday, September 22, from 6:00 – 9:00 pm at Topgolf - Augusta. Net proceeds will help fund research efforts at Hemophilia of Georgia. Your ticket includes: • 2.5 hours game play • Buffet dinner • 2 alcoholic drink tickets • All you can drink non-alcoholic beverages Register today: hog.org/scoreaugusta

Save the date to join us for Hemophilia of Georgia’s first annual Night of Scholars Gala on October 17. This special evening will help fund scholarships that empower young people with bleeding disorders to pursue their education, achieve their goals, and build bright futures. Your ticket includes a delicious dinner and two complimentary drinks, along with the opportunity to make a lasting impact in the lives of deserving students. Purchase your ticket today and help invest in the next generation of leaders and scholars! www.hog.org/gala

A huge shout-out to our amazing volunteers who helped make Score Fore a Cure-Alpharetta such a success! Your dedication and support were instrumental in raising over $16,000 for bleeding disorder research.

#ThankYou - We are grateful to our generous sponsors, participants, and volunteers for your support of our Score Fore a Cure-Alpharetta fundraising event! You helped make Score an incredible success and your contributions helped raise over $16,000 for bleeding disorder research. We couldn’t do it without you!

#ThankYou – A huge shout out to all our generous sponsors for this year's Score Fore a Cure-Alpharetta! With your continued partnership and support we raised over $16,000 for bleeding disorder research. We couldn’t do it without you!

Happy Labor Day from Hemophilia of Georgia! We celebrate and are grateful for your hard work and dedication.

This year, we are thrilled to bring Score Fore a Cure back to both Alpharetta and Augusta locations, offering more opportunities for supporters, partners, and friends to come together in support of a cure for hemophilia and other bleeding disorders. • Alpharetta - Score Fore a Cure is set to take place tonight, September 3 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Topgolf -Alpharetta. Purchase your ticket today! • Augusta - Score Fore a Cure will be on Tuesday, September 22 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Topgolf- Augusta. At both events, participants will enjoy: • 2 hours of game play • Buffet dinner • Unlimited nonalcoholic beverages Net proceeds will help fund Hemophilia of Georgia's research efforts for a cure to bleeding disorders. Purchase your ticket: Alpharetta: hog.org/score Augusta: hog.org/scoreaugusta

Dental care can be challenging, and sometimes risky, for individuals with bleeding disorders. Routine procedures such as cleanings, extractions, or root canals can lead to serious bleeding complications if they are not carefully planned. We are striving to increase awareness among dental providers to avoid delayed treatment or, in some cases, denial of care altogether. https://www.hog.org/publications/detail/coordinated-dental-care-improves-safety-for-patients-with-bleeding-disorders

Join us this Thursday at Top Golf-Alpharetta, from 6:00-9:00 pm, for Score Fore a Cure! We need your help to raise $40,000 to fund research for a cure for bleeding disorders! Your ticket includes: • 2 hours of game play • Buffet dinner • 2 alcoholic drink tickets • All you can drink non-alcoholic beverages Register today: hog.org/score

Finding reliable childcare for a child with a bleeding disorder can be challenging, but preparation can make all the difference. Educating babysitters ahead of time helps them feel confident, understand what to do in an emergency, and provides safe, supportive care. The “Note to the Babysitter” resource offers a ready-to-use guide with key information and emergency contacts to share with caregivers. Learn more in the “Staying Healthy” section of The Hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease & Platelet Disorders Handbook: https://www.hog.org/handbook/article/5/66/babysitters-2

Join us next Thursday at Top Golf-Alpharetta, from 6:00-9:00 pm, for Score Fore a Cure! We need your help to raise $40,000 to fund research for a cure for bleeding disorders! Your ticket includes: • 2 hours of game play • Buffet dinner • 2 alcoholic drink tickets • All you can drink non-alcoholic beverages Register today: hog.org/score

You know the uplifted feeling you have when you volunteer to help those in need? What if you could feel that way each day when you go to work? Learn more about careers at Hemophilia of Georgia: https://www.hog.org/about/page/careers “It has always been my objective at work and in life to not just survive but thrive, and as Maya Angelou said, ‘to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style.’ In my short time at Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG) I have been able to do just that. Working here has allowed me to grow, contribute with purpose, lead with compassion, and bring my authentic self, passion, humor, and style to the work I do every day.” -Ramona Mauro, Senior Revenue Cycle Coordinator

Join at Top Golf Alpharetta on September 3rd from 6:00-9:00 pm, for Score Fore a Cure! We need your help to raise $40,000 to fund research for a cure for bleeding disorders! Your ticket includes: • 2 hours of game play • Buffet dinner • 2 alcoholic drink tickets • All you can drink non-alcoholic beverages Register today: hog.org/score

Taking care of your mental and emotional well-being is important for people with bleeding disorders. Managing stress is just as important. While short-term stress can help you respond to challenges, ongoing stress can take a toll on your health and well-being. Signs like fatigue, irritability, headaches, or sleep problems may indicate stress overload. Learn more about recognizing and managing stress in the “Staying Healthy” section of The Hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease & Platelet Disorders Handbook: https://www.hog.org/handbook/section/5/managing-stress

The Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG) office and the HoG and Beacon pharmacies will be closed on Monday, September 7 in observance of Labor Day. Please order your factor early to ensure you have enough on hand for the holiday break. If you have questions, please contact the HoG pharmacy at 770-518-8272 or Beacon at 770-709-0124. To place an order, you may also visit the HoG or Beacon pharmacies online.

Approximately 1 in 100 people are affected by the most common bleeding disorder, von Willebrand disease. Join us at Topgolf Alpharetta on September 3rd to help fund research for a cure and make a difference in the lives of people with bleeding disorders! Learn more at hog.org/score

Volunteers are at the heart of what we do and help us fulfill our mission to improve the quality of life for people affected by bleeding disorders. We hope you will consider sharing some of your time and talents with us by joining our team of dedicated volunteers. Learn more: https://www.hog.org/fundraising/page/volunteer “Volunteering for HoG and Camp Wannaklot has always been the highlight of my summer, having so much fun making connections and memories with everybody for years and years. The opportunity to give back and lend a helping hand to the community I grew up in has always been a wonderful thing to do. This community welcomed me when I was much younger and more frightened by the dangers of having a bleeding disorder and being a part of this community has always made me feel like I have a home away from home. Those wholesome moments and memories during camp as a child laid the foundation of wanting to give back and help out in any way I can for the sake of the bleeding disorder community.”- Yaphet, volunteer

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