Viva Life,

Our goal is to improve the lives of people suffering from chronic illness and their caretakers. “Lack of information is at the heart of a lot of over testing in medicine, and it really translates into loss of time with family and loss of time on the job. The personal stories I witnessed every day were very frustrating for myself and my patients, so one day I was inspired to come up with an organizational tool to help mitigate these these common errors that we were seeing. There is no product I'm aware of that organizes patient’s complex medication regimens and provides a central storage system for their critical medical information. In addition to securing medication we have a weekly pill planner, pill cutter, magnifying glass and a memo pad, as well as a calendar to help track vital numbers such as blood pressure, glucose and weight. All off these features in one place help to keep everything organized so when the patient comes to the doctor's office or has to go to the emergency room, the providers, nurses and doctors can quickly go through the Med Manager and understand exactly what's going on with that patient. The main goal is to provide better organization which we think will result in better care and better health cases.” ~ Dr. Harry L. Wingate III, MD, FACEP Dr. Wingate is a Georgia native who has been a member of the Oconee community for a number of years. Dr. Wingate is a 1984 cum laude graduate of the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a 1988 graduate of the Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine. Dr. Wingate is a 1990 graduate of the Medical College of Georgia Family Practice Residency Program and holds board certifications in both Family Practice and Emergency Medicine. Dr. Wingate has over 25 years of experience in emergency medicine and family practice and is the founder and associate editor of the Journal of Rural Emergency Medicine and past chair of the American College of Emergency Physicians section of rural emergency medicine. Dr. Wingate has held numerous leadership positions in professional organizations nationally and in rural hospitals throughout northeast Georgia. Dr. Wingate and his wife Ann are the parents of ten children, live in Watkinsville and are proud to be part of a vibrant and growing community.