AdventHealth Redmond has achieved a significant milestone in patient care, successfully completing its 1,000th robotic-assisted surgery. This landmark accomplishment underscores the hospital’s dedication to innovation and teamwork, aimed at improving surgical outcomes for patients across Northwest Georgia.

“This milestone is the result of years of hard work, continuous learning, and shared belief in what’s best for our patients,” said Bret Sanders, director of Surgical Services at AdventHealth Redmond. “I am incredibly proud of our team — surgeons, nurses, techs, and support staff — who’ve embraced innovation and made this level of care possible for so many in our community.”

Adding to the celebration, the surgical team successfully performed its first procedure using the new da Vinci 5 surgical robot on July 30. This next-generation technology represents a significant advancement in robotic surgery, offering enhanced control and visualization to surgeons. This allows for even greater precision and expertise with minimally invasive techniques, potentially leading to reduced recovery times and improved patient experiences.

“We’re honored to bring this level of innovation to our community, and we remain dedicated to advancing patient care while keeping compassion at the heart of everything we do,” said Isaac Sendros, president and CEO of AdventHealth Georgia and AdventHealth Redmond. “These achievements are evidence of our continued efforts to extend our mission and serve the members of our community.”

As AdventHealth Redmond looks to the future, the hospital remains focused on expanding access to cutting-edge surgical technology. This commitment is grounded in its mission to Extend the Healing Ministry of Christ and offer complete, whole-person care to the communities it serves.