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2018 Vizient Southern States Membership Map-Apr

Vizient Southern States Stockholders, Partners and Affiliates 1 Archbold Medical Center, Inc. 2 Brooks County Hospital 18 3 Grady General Hospital 19 16 4 John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital 5 Mitchell County Hospital 6 DeKalb Regional Health System 27, 28 28, 31 10 7 DeKalb Medical - Downtown Decatur 3433 35 30 8 DeKalb Medical - Hillandale 14, 63 33 30 9 DeKalb Medical - North Decatur 11 29 7 10 Floyd Medical Center 66 43 11 Polk Medical Center 12 Gwinnett Health System, Inc. 51, 52, 53 13 Glancy Rehabilitation Center 54, 56 69 14 Gwinnett Medical Center - Duluth 58 15 Gwinnett Medical Center - Lawrenceville 53, 55, 57, 59 70 GEORGIA 16 Hamilton Health Care System, Inc. 68 17 Houston Healthcare 25, 26 25 18 Houston Heart Institute 26 19 Houston Medical Center 24 24, 64 21, 22, 27 20 Perry Hospital 21 Navicent Health 23 17, 18, 19 22 Medical Center, Navicent Health 20, 21, 22 44, 45, 46 23 Medical Center of Peach County, Navicent Health 20 69 24 Monroe County Hospital 73 8, 9, 11, 61 25 Navicent Health Baldwin 23 26 Putnam General Hospital 40 68, 70 10 27 Rehabilitation Hospital, Navicent Health 75 28 Northeast Georgia Health System 29 NGMC Barrow 42 39 62 76 30 NGMC Braselton 66 31 NGMC Gainesville 37, 38 41 50, 52 6774 32 Northside Hospital 36 33 Northside Alpharetta 65 5 72 47, 48 34 Northside Hospital - Cherokee 51 41 34 35 50 35 Northside Hospital - Forsyth 40, 42, 43, 44 36 Northside Hospital Outpatient Center @ Meridian Mark 3 37 Phoebe Health 1, 4 3 260 49 38 Phoebe – Main Campus 6 48 46 39 Phoebe – North Campus 60 WellStar Health System 40 Phoebe Sumter 61 WellStar Atlanta Medical Center 45, 47 41 Phoebe Worth 4 62 WellStar Atlanta Medical Center1, - 5South 2 42 Southwest Georgia Regional Medical Center 63 WellStar Cobb Hospital 43 Piedmont Athens Regional 64 WellStar Douglas Hospital 44 Piedmont Columbus Regional 65 WellStar Kennestone Hospital 45 Piedmont Midtown Campus 66 WellStar North Fulton Hospital 31 46 Piedmont Northside Campus 65 6017 12, 14 67 WellStar Paulding Hospital 63 47 Southeast Georgia Health System 54 15 32, 36 13, 15 68 WellStar Spaulding Hospital 57 67 16 48 Southeast Georgia Health System - Brunswick Campus 29, 32 71 69 WellStar Sylvan Grove Hospital 55 6,9 49 Southeast Georgia Health System - Camden Campus 59 12 70 WellStar West Georgia Medical Center 78 50 Tift Regional Health System 58 39, 71 64 13 7 8 71 WellStar Windy Hill Hospital 37 61 51 Cook Medical Center 62 56 52 Tift Regional Medical Center REGIONAL/STOCKHOLDER AFFILIATE HOSPITALS 53 University Health Care System 72 Colquitt Regional Medical Center 54 Brandon Wilde 49 NETWORK AFFILIATE & NETWORK 55 University Extended Care - Kentwood 38 PARTNER HOSPITALS 56 University Extended Care - Westwood 73 Healthcare Service Center, Inc. Vizient Southern States 57 University Hospital 74 Coffee Regional Medical Center 900 Circle 75 Pkwy 58 University Hospital McDuffie 75 Crisp Regional Hospital Suite 1450 59 University Hospital Summerville 76 Dorminy Medical Center Atlanta, GA 30339 77 Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital (IL) TEL 770.850.7400 78 Partners Cooperative, Inc. vizientsouthernstates.com **ORANGE DENOTES STOCKHOLDERS** **Last Updated 4.10.18**.

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