Phoebe Putney Health System is a non-profit organization that specializes in the provision of top-notch, compassionate health care to the 500,000+ residents within the 41-country region. Equipped with over 4,500 nurses, physicians, professional staff, and volunteers, Phoebe is committed to granting a much more ideal means and source of health and wellness for the whole community. The hospital was founded in 1911 after Judge Francis Flagg Putney donated $25,000 to the Ladies Hospital Aid Society of Albany with the hopes that a hospital would be built to serve the good citizens of South-west Georgia. It was named after his mother (pertaining to one of his conditions that came along with the donation), and years later, Phoebe has grown into one of the largest non-profit community medical centers. Phoebe is a recognized leader with specialties in oncology, cardiovascular medicine, women's health, and orthopedics. It is guarded by a mission to empower members of the Phoebe family with the skills to safeguard the health of the communities and a vision to improve lives with a touch. As of 2017, Phoebe recorded a revenue of $169.9 million (USD).
