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Registered Facilities Using WMTS Facility Name Address City State Zip Alaska Native Medical Center 4315 Diplomacy Drive Anchorage AK 99508 Alaska Regional Hospital 2801 DeBarr Rd Anchorage AK 99508 Primary Care Center 4320 Diplomacy Drive Anchorage AK 99508 Providence Hospital 3200 Providence Drive Anchorage AK 99508 Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation 700 Chief Eddie Hoffman Hwy Bethel AK 99559 Fairbanks Memorial Hospital 1650 Cowles Street Fairbanks AK 99701-5998 SEARHC Haines Health Center 131 1st Avenue Haines AK 99827 South Peninsula Hospital 4300 Bartlett St. Homer AK 99603 Bartlett Regional Hospital 3260 Hospital Drive Juneau AK 99801 Ketchikan General Hospital 3100 Tongrass Avenue Ketchikan AK 99901 SEARHC-Alicia Roberts Medical Center 7300 Klawock-Hollis Highway Klawock AK 99925 Mat-Su Regional Medical Center 2500 S. Woodworth Loop Palmer AK 99645 SEARHC Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital 222 Tongass Drive Sitka AK 99835-9416 Sitka Community Hospital 209 Moller Ave Sitka AK 99835 Central Peninsula General Hospital 250 Hospital Place Soldotna AK 99669-6999 Providence Valdez Medical Center 911 Meals Avenue Valdez AK 99686-0550 Mat-Su Regional Outpatient Center 950 E. Bogard Rd Wasilla AK 99654 Russell Medical Center 3316 Highway 280 Alexander City AL 35010-3369 Andalusia Regional Hospital 849 South Three Notch Street Andalusia AL 36420-5325 Northeast Alabama Regional Medical Center 400 East 10th St. Anniston AL 36207 Stringfellow Memorial Hospital 301 East 18th Street Anniston AL 36201 Athens Limestone Hospital 700 W. Market St Athens AL 35611 Atmore Community Hospital 401 Medical Park Drive Atmore AL 36502 North Baldwin Infirmary 1815 Hand Ave Bay Minette AL 36507 UAB Medical West 995 9th Avenue SW Bessemer AL 35022 Birmingham VA Medical Center 700 19th Street South Birmingham AL 35233 Children's of Alabama 1600 7th Avenue South Birmingham AL 35233 Medical Center East 50 Medical Park Dr E Birmingham AL 35235-9987 Physicians Medical Center Carraway 1600 Carraway Boulevard Birmingham AL 35234-1990 Princeton Baptist Medical Center 701 Princeton Ave SW Birmingham AL 35211 St. Vincents Hospital 810 St. Vincents Drive Birmingham AL 35202 Trinity Medical Center 800 Montclair Rd Birmingham AL 35213 UAB University Hospital 1802 6th Avenue South Birmingham AL 35249 Marshall Medical Center South 2505 Us Highway 431 Boaz AL 35957-0999 Washington County Hospital 14600 ST. Stephens Ave Chatom AL 36518 Cullman Regional Medical Center 1912 AL Hwy 157 Cullman AL 35058 Woodland Medical Center 1910 Cherokee Avenue Southeast Cullman AL 35055-5599 Lake Martin Community Hospital 201 Mariarden Road Dadeville AL 36853 Decatur Morgan Hospital 1201 7th St. S.E. Decatur AL 35601 Parkway Medical Center 1874 Beltline Road Decatur AL 35601 Flowers Hospital 4370 West Main Street Dothan AL 36305-4000 Southeast Alabama Medical Center 1108 Ross Clark Circle Dothan AL 36301 Medical Center Enterprise 400 North Edwards Street Enterprise AL 36330-9981 Medical Center Barbour 820 W. Washington Street Eufaula AL 36027 Thomas Hospital 750 Morphy Avenue Fairhope AL 36532-1812 Fayette Medical Center 1653 Temple Avenue North Fayette AL 35555-1314 Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital 603 West College Street Florence AL 35630 South Baldwin Regional Medical Center 1613 North McKenzie Street Foley AL 36535-2299 DeKalb Baptist Medical Center 200 Medical Center Drive Fort Payne AL 35968 Riverview Regional Medical Center 600 South Third Street Gadsden AL 35901-5399 LV Stabler Memorial Hospital 29 LV Stabler Dr Greenville AL 36037 Marshall Medical Center North 8000 Alabama Highway 69 Guntersville AL 35976 Lakeland Community Hospital 42024 Highway 195 Haleyville AL 35565-9536 Crestwood Medical Center 1 Hospital Drive Southwest Huntsville AL 35801 Huntsville Hospital 101 Sivley Rd SW Huntsville AL 35801-4470 © Comsearch, a Commscope Company 1 of 83 4/9/19 Registered Facilities Using WMTS Facility Name Address City State Zip Jacksonville Medical Center 1701 Pelham Rd. South Jacksonville AL 36265 Walker Baptist Medical Center 3400 Hwy 78 E Jasper AL 35501 Madison Hospital 8375 HWY 72 West Madison AL 35758 Mobile Infirmary Medical Center 5 Mobile Infirmary Circle Mobile AL 36607 Providence Hospital 6801 Airport Boulevard Mobile AL 36608-3785 USA Medical Center 2451 Fillingim Street Mobile AL 36617 USA Women and Childrens Hospital 1700 Center Street Mobile AL 36604 Baptist East 400 Taylor Road Montgomery AL 36117 Baptist South 2105 E. South Blvd Montgomery AL 36116 Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System, West Campus 215 Perry Hill Road Montgomery AL 36109-3798 Jackson Hospital and Clinic 1725 Pine Street Montgomery AL 36106-1117 Long Term Hospital of Montgomery 1725 Pine Street Montgomery AL 36106-1109 Lawrence Baptist Medical Center 202 Hospital Street Moulton AL 35650-0039 Shoals Hospital 201 West Avalon Avenue Muscle Shoals AL 35661 Northport Medical Center DCH 2700 Hospital Drive Northport AL 35476-1079 EAMC - Opelika Campus 2000 Pepperell Parkway Opelika AL 36802-3201 Dale Medical Center 126 Hospital Ave Ozark AL 36360 St. Clair Regional Hospital 2805 Dr. John Haynes Drive Pell City AL 35125-1499 Prattville Baptist 124 S. Memorial Dr Prattville AL 36067 Russelville Hospital 15155 Highway 43 Russelville AL 35653 Vaughan Regional Medical Center 1015 Medical Center Parkway Selma AL 36701-6515 Helen Keller Hospital 1300 South Montgomery Ave Sheffield AL 35660 Coosa Valley Baptist Medical Center 315 West Hickory Street Sylacauga AL 35150-2996 Citizens Baptist Medical Center 604 Stone Avenue Talladega AL 35160 DCH Regional Medical Center 809 University Boulevard East Tuscaloosa AL 35401-9961 EAMC - Lanier Campus 4800 48th Street Valley AL 36854 Tanner Medical Center - East Alabama 1032 South Main Street Wedowee AL 36278 Northwest Medical Center 1530 US Hwy 43 Winfield AL 35594-5068 Baptist Health Medical Center 3050 Twin Rivers Drive Arkadelphia AR 71923 White River Medical Center 1710 Harrison Street Batesville AR 72501 Saline Memorial Hospital 1 Medical Park Drive Benton AR 72015 Mercy Health Center 3101 SE 14th St Bentonville AR 72712 Northwest Medical Center-Benton County 3000 Medical Center Parkway Bentonville AR 72712 Sisters of Mercy Health Systems 214 Carter St. Berryville AR 72616 Ouachita County Medical Center 638 California Ave Camden AR 71701 JOHNSON REG MED CTR 1100 E. POPLAR ST Clarksville AR 72830 Baptist Health Medical Center - Conway 1555 Exchange Avenue Conway AR 72032 Ashley County Medical Center P O box 400 Crossett AR 71635 John Ed Chambers Memorial Hospital Highway 10 at Detriot Danville AR 72833 River Valley Medical Center 200 N 3rd St Dardanelle AR 72834 DeWitt Hospital & Nursing Home 1641 South Whitehead Drive De Witt AR 72042-9481 Fayetteville VA Medical Center 1100 N. College Avenue Fayetteville AR 72703 Washington Regional Medical Center 3215 N North Hills Boulevard Fayetteville AR 72703 Forrest City Medical Center 1601 Newcastle Road Forrest City AR 72335 Sparks Regional Medical Center 1311 South I Street Fort Smith AR 72901 St. Edward Mercy Medical Center 7301 Rogers Avenue Fort Smith AR 72903-4189 North Arkansas Regional Medical Center 620 N. Willow St Harrison AR 72601 Helena Regional Medical Center 1801 Martin Luther King Dr. Helena AR 72342 Wadley Regional Medical Center @ Hope 2001 S Main St Hope AR 71801 National Park Medical Center 1910 Malvern Avenue Hot Springs AR 71901-7799 St. Joseph's Mercy Health Center 300 Werner St Hot Springs AR 71913 Hot Springs Village Mercy Medical Center 903 Desoto Blvd Hot Springs Village AR 71909 Willow Creek Womens Hospital 4301 Greathouse Springs Road Johnson AR 72741 NEA Baptist Medical Center 3024 Stadium Boulevard Jonesboro AR 72401 St. Bernards Health and Wellness Institute 1416 E Matthews Ave. Jonesboro AR 72401 © Comsearch, a Commscope Company 2 of 83 4/9/19 Registered Facilities Using WMTS Facility Name Address City State Zip St. Bernards Medical Center 225 East Jackson Avenue Jonesboro AR 72401-3156 St. Bernards Medical Center 225 E. Jackson Ave. Jonesboro AR 72401 Arkansas Children's Hospital 800 Marshall Street Little Rock AR 72202-3591 Arkansas Heart Hospital 1701 So. Shackleford Rd. Little Rock AR 72211 Baptist Health Medical Center 9601 Interstate 630 Exit 7 Little Rock AR 72205 Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System 4300 West 7th Street Little Rock AR 72205-5484 Select Speciality Hospital 2 St. Vincent Circle Little Rock AR 72205 St. Vincent Doctors Hospital 6101 St Vincent Circle Little Rock AR 72205-5331 St. Vincent Infirmary Medical Center 2 St. Vincent Circle Little Rock AR 72205-5499 UAMS Medical Center 4301 West Markham Street #796 Little Rock AR 72205-7102 Magnolia Regional Hospital 101 Hospital Drive Magnolia AR 71753 Baptist Health Medical Center - Hot Spring County Memorial 1001 Schneider Drive Malvern AR 72104 St. Anthony Medical Center 4 Hospital Drive Morrilton AR 72110-4510 Baxter Regional Medical Center 624 Hospital Drive Mountain Home AR 72653 Stone County Medical Center HWY 14 E Mountain View AR 72560 Howard Memorial Hospital 130 Medical Circle Nashville AR 71851 Baptist Health Medical Center-NLR 3333 Springhill Drive North Little Rock AR 72117 Mercy Turner Memorial Hospital 801 West River Street Ozark AR 72949 Arkansas Methodist Hospital 900 West Kingshighway Paragould AR 72450-5942 Mercy Hospital - Paris 500 E Academy Street Paris AR 72855 Jefferson Regional Medical Center 1600 West 40th Ave Pine Bluff AR 71603 Mercy Northwest Arkansas 2710 Rife Medical Lane Rogers AR 72758 St. Mary's Hospital 1200 West Walnut Street Rogers AR 72756-3599 Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center
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