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Georgia Supermed Hospital Network County List GEORGIA SUPERMED HOSPITAL NETWORK COUNTY LIST 3351 Northside Dr APPLING Macon 31210 CANDLER (478) 471-3500 Appling Healthcare System Candler County Hospital 163 E Tollison St Medical Center Of Central Georgia 400 Cedar Rd Baxley 31513 777 Hemlock St Metter 30439 (912) 367-9841 Macon 31294 (912) 685-5741 (478) 633-1000 Appling Healthcare System Candler County Hospital 163 E Tollison St 400 Cedar Rd Baxley 31513 BLECKLEY Metter 30439 (911) 367-9841 (912) 685-5741 Bleckley Memorial Hospital Appling Hlthcare System Baxley 145 E Peacock St 301 E Tollison St Cochran 31014 CARROLL Baxley 31513 (478) 934-6211 (912) 367-9841 Tanner Behavarioral Health 408 Peacock St 100 Professional Pl Ste 310 Cochran 31014 Carrollton 30117 BACON (912) 934-6211 (770) 834-5438 Bacon County Hospital Tanner Behavioral Hlth Villa Rica 302 S Wayne St BROOKS 20 Herrell Rd Alma 31510 Brooks County Hospital Villa Rica 30180 (912) 632-8961 (770) 456-3000 903 N Court St Quitman 31643 (912) 263-4171 Tanner Medical Center Carrollton BALDWIN 705 S Dixie St Carrollton 30117 Oconee Regional Medical Center (404) 836-9666 821 N Cobb St BULLOCH Milledgeville 31061 East Georgia Regional Med Center Tanner Medical Center Villa Rica (912) 454-3500 1499 Fair Rd 601 Dallas Rd Statesboro 30458 Villa Rica 30180 BARROW (912) 486-1000 (770) 456-3000 Barrow Regional Medical Center Willingway Hospital Tanner Occupational Health 316 N Broad St 311 Jones Mill Rd 119 Ambulance Dr Ste 202 Winder 30680 Statesboro 30458 Carrollton 30117 (770) 867-3400 (912) 764-6236 (770) 836-9317 Tanner Specialty Center BARTOW BURKE 99 Doctors Dr Carrollton 30117 Cartersville Medical Center Burke Medical Center (770) 836-9282 960 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy SE 351 S Liberty St Cartersville 30120 Waynesboro 30830 Tanner Specialty Center Villa Rica (770) 382-1530 (706) 724-7440 611 North Ave Villa Rica 30180 BEN HILL BUTTS (770) 838-8367 Dorminy Medical Center Sylvan Grove Hospital CATOOSA 200 Perry House Rd 1050 Mcdonough Rd Fitzgerald 31750 Jackson 30233 Hutcheson Medical Center (912) 424-7100 (404) 775-7861 100 Gross Crescent Cir Fort Oglethorpe 30742 BERRIEN CALHOUN (706) 858-2304 Berrien County Hospital Calhoun Memorial Hospital CHARLTON 1221 E Mcpherson Ave 55 R E Jennings Ave Nashville 31639 Arlington 39813 Charlton Memorial Hospital (229) 686-7471 (229) 725-4272 1203 N 3rd St Folkston 31537 BIBB CAMDEN (912) 496-2531 Central Georgia Rehabilitation Hospital SGHS Camden Campus 3351 Northside Dr 2000 Dan Proctor Dr Macon 31210 Saint Marys 31558 (478) 201-6500 (912) 576-6200 This list is based on the latest available 1 information effective May 2009 Page GEORGIA SUPERMED HOSPITAL NETWORK COUNTY LIST Kennestone Hospital CHATHAM 677 Church St CRISP Marietta 30060 Candler Hospital (770) 793-5000 Crisp Regional Hospital 5353 Reynolds St Ste 120 902 7th St Savannah 31405 Paulding Hosp Op Counseling Cordele 31015 (912) 692-6000 2000 S Park Pl (229) 276-3100 Atlanta 30339 St Josephs Hospital (770) 956-6566 Crisp Regional Hospital 11705 Mercy Blvd 902 7th St Savannah 31419 Wellstar Kennestone Hospital Cordele 31015 (912) 925-4100 100 Lacy St NW (229) 276-3100 Marietta 30060 CLARKE (770) 793-7600 DAWSON 677 Church St Athens Regional Medical Marietta 30060 Northeast Georgia Medical Center 1199 Prince Ave (770) 793-5000 5959 Hwy 53 E Ste 200 Athens 30606 Dawsonville 30534 (706) 475-7000 Windy Hill Hospital (706) 216-4012 2540 Windy Hill Rd CLAYTON Marietta 30067 DECATUR (770) 644-1000 Anchor Hospital 2540 Windy Hill Rd Memorial Hospital And Manor 5454 Yorktown Dr Marietta 30067 1500 E Shotwell St Atlanta 30349 (770) 644-1000 Bainbridge 39819 (770) 991-6044 (229) 246-3500 Atlanta Medical Center COFFEE 3000 Corporate Ctr Dr Ste 255 DEKALB Morrow 30260 Coffee Reg Med Center (770) 968-9206 1101 Ocilla Rd Childrens Hlth Atl At Egleston Douglas 31533 1405 Clifton Rd Southern Regional Med Center (912) 384-1900 Atlanta 30322 11 Upper Riverdale Rd SW (404) 785-6000 Riverdale 30274 Greenleaf Center Douglas (770) 991-8000 1400 N Patterson Ave Ste 3 Childrens Specialty Care Center Douglas 31533 1600 Tullie Cir NE (912) 384-2493 Atlanta 30329 CLINCH (404) 638-1920 Clinch Memorial Hospital COLQUITT Dekalb Medical Center 1050 Valdosta Hwy 2701 N Decatur Rd Homerville 31634 Colquitt Regional Medical Center Decatur 30033 (912) 487-5211 3131 South Main St (404) 501-1000 Colquitt 31768 (912) 890-3532 Dekalb Medical Center At Decatur COBB 450 N Candler St Pathways Decatur 30030 Cobb Hospital 3131 S Main St (404) 501-6700 3950 Austell Rd Moultrie 31768 Austell 30106 (229) 891-9070 Dekalb Medical Center At Hillandale (770) 732-4000 2801 Dekalb Medical Pkwy Lithonia 30058 Cobb Hyperbaric Medicine COWETA (404) 501-8000 55 Whitcher St Ne Ste 200 Marietta 30060 Piedmont Newnan Hospital 5900 Hillandale Dr (770) 422-4268 60 Hospital Rd Lithonia 30058 Newnan 30263 (404) 501-8100 Emory Adventist Otpt Rehab Center (770) 253-1912 3949 S Cobb Dr SE Egleston Childrens Hospital Smyrna 30080 Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute 1405 Clifton Rd (770) 434-0710 6 Shenandoah Blvd White Oak Athletic Center Atlanta 30322 Newnan 30265 (770) 594-2940 Hyox Medical Treatment Center (770) 252-4799 2550 Windy Hill Rd Se Ste 110 Emory Univ Ortho And Spine Marietta 30067 1455 Montreal Rd (678) 303-3200 Tucker 30084 (404) 251-3000 This list is based on the latest available 2 information effective May 2009 Page GEORGIA SUPERMED HOSPITAL NETWORK COUNTY LIST Emory University Hospital Floyd Rehabilitation Services 1364 Clifton Rd NE ELBERT 304 Shorter Ave NW Atlanta 30322 Rome 30165 (404) 712-2000 Elbert Memorial Hospital (706) 509-5000 4 Medical Dr Uppergate Psychiatric Pavilion Elberton 30635 Floyd Rehabilitation Services 1701 Upper Gate Dr NE (706) 283-3151 304 Shorter Ave NW Atlanta 30322 Rome 30161 (404) 686-7041 EMANUEL (706) 509-3400 Wesley Woods Hospital Emanuel County Hosp Swainsboro Redmond Regional Medical Center 1821 Clifton Rd NE 119 Victory Dr 501 Redmond Rd NW Atlanta 30329 Swainsboro 30401 Rome 30165 (404) 728-6200 (478) 237-4778 (706) 291-0291 Wesley Woods Hospital Emanuel Medical Center 1821 Clifton Rd NE 117 Kite Rd FORSYTH Atlanta 30329 Swainsboro 30401 (404) 728-6222 Northside Hospital Forsyth (478) 289-1100 1200 Northside Forsyth Dr 1841 Clifron Rd NE Cumming 30041 Atlanta 30329 EVANS (770) 844-3200 (404) 728-6200 Evans Memorial Hospital FRANKLIN DODGE 200 N River St Claxton 30417 Cobb Memorial Dodge County Hospital (912) 739-2611 521 Franklin Springs St 901 Griffin St Royston 30662 Eastman 31023 Jack Strickland Rehab Wellness (706) 624-5507 (478) 448-4000 310 N Riverstreet Claxton 30417 (912) 739-5025 FULTON DOUGHERTY Atl Med Center Day Rehab At Welln Phoebe Physical Medicine Center FAYETTE 261 Pkwy Dr 3 2336 Dawson Rd Ste 1100 Atlanta 30312 Albany 31707 Fayette Cardiac Rehab (404) 265-6333 (229) 312-8700 105 Yorktown Dr Fayetteville 30214 Atlanta Medical Center Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital (770) 460-4000 303 Pkwy Dr Ne 417 3rd Ave Atlanta 30312 Albany 31703 Fayette Community Hospital (404) 265-4000 (877) 312-1167 1255 Hwy 54 W Fayetteville 30214 Atlanta Rehabilitation Center Phoebe Wound Care Center (770) 719-7000 320 Pkwy Dr Ne 803 N Jefferson St Atlanta 30312 Albany 31701 FLOYD (404) 265-8199 (229) 312-7600 Floyd Medical Center Childrens Hlthcare Of Atlanta DOUGLAS 304 Turner Mccall Blvd SW 1001 Johnson Ferry Rd Rome 30162 Atlanta 30342 Douglas Hospital (706) 509-6000 (404) 785-5252 8954 Hospital Dr Diabetes And Metabolic Center Douglasville 30134 Floyd Medical, Center (770) 949-1500 304 Turner Mccall Blvd SW 315 Boulevard Ne Ste 200 Rome 30165 Atlanta 30312 (706) 802-2225 (404) 265-6015 EARLY Floyd Medical, Center Emory Johns Creek Hospital Early Memorial Hospital 304 Turner Mccall Blvd SW 6325 W Johns Crossing 11740 Columbia St Rome 30165 Duluth 30097 Blakely 39823 (706) 509-5000 (678) 474-8200 (229) 723-4241 Floyd Medical, Center North Fulton Regional Hospital 304 Turner Mccall Blvd SW 2500 Hospital Blvd Ste 100 EFFINGHAM Rome 30165 Roswell 30076 (706) 802-2084 (770) 751-2650 Effingham Hospital 459 Ga Hwy 119 S 3000 Hospital Blvd Springfield 31329 Roswell 30076 (912) 754-0200 (770) 751-2625 This list is based on the latest available 3 information effective May 2009 Page GEORGIA SUPERMED HOSPITAL NETWORK COUNTY LIST Northside Cardiac Diagnostics Joan Glancy Mem Hospital 960 Johnson Ferry Rd NE GORDON 3215 Mcclure Bridge Atlanta 30342 Duluth 30096 (404) 545-5819 Gordon Hospital (578) 584-6800 1035 Red Bud Rd NE Northside Hospital Calhoun 30701 Northeast Georgia Medical Center 1000 Johnson Ferry Rd NE (706) 602-7800 4445 S Lee St Ste 500 Atlanta 30342 Buford 30518 (404) 851-8000 GRADY (678) 546-8694 Piedmont Hospital Grady Cardiac Rehabilitation Center Sleep Disorder Center Of NGMC 1968 Peachtree Rd 1155 5th St 4445 Lee St Ste 100 Atlanta 30309 Cairo 39828 Buford 30518 (404) 605-5000 (229) 377-0283 (770) 531-6263 Piedmont Hospital 1968 Peachtree Rd GREENE HABERSHAM Atlanta 30309 (404) 605-5000 Minnie G Boswell Memorial Hospital Habersham County Medical Center 1201 Siloam Rd 541 Histroc Hwy 441 N Saint Josephs Hospital Of Atlanta Greensboro 30642 Demorest 30535 5665 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd NE (706) 453-7331 (404) 754-2161 Atlanta 30342 (404) 851-7001 GWINNETT HALL Scottish Rite Childrens Dekalb Medical Center Killian Hil Laurelwood Hospital 1001 Johnson Ferry Rd NE 4120 Five Forks Tickum Rd SW Ste 101 200 Wisteria Dr Atlanta 30342 Lilburn 30047 Gainesville 30501 (404) 256-5252 (770) 935-9639 (770) 531-3800 SE Georgia Health System Darie Emory Eastside Medical Center Northeast Georgia Medical Center 509 Hwy 25 1700 Medical Way 3931 Mindy Mill
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