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Interstate 285 / West Fayetteville Road / Hartsfield MEDICAL CENTERS & HOSPITALS Anchor Hospital – Interstate 285 / West Fayetteville Road / Hartsfield Jackson Airport 5454 Yorktowne Drive College Park, GA 30349 770.991.6044 (main number) ~~ 866.667.8797 (toll free number) Patient’s identification number required before you can talk to or visit the patient. www.anchorhospital.com Atlanta Medical Center – Downtown / Freedom Parkway / King Historic District 303 Parkway Drive, NE Atlanta, GA 30312 404.265.4185 (patient information) ~~ 404.265.4000 (main number) www.atlantamedcenter.com Atlanta V.A. Medical Center – North Decatur Road / Scott Boulevard / Emory 1670 Clairmont Road Decatur, GA 30033 404.321.6111 (patient information) ~~ 404.321.6111 (main number) www.atlanta.va.gov Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA) CHOA at Egleston - Druid Hills / North Decatur / Center for Disease Control 1405 Clifton Road Atlanta, GA 30322 404.785.6430 (patient information) ~~ 404.785.6000 (main number) www.choa.org CHOA at Hughes Spalding - Downtown / Georgia State/ Auburn Avenue District 35 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive Atlanta, GA 30335 404.785.0645 (patient information) ~~ 404.785.9500 (main number) www.choa.org CHOA at Scottish Rite - The Perimeter / Georgia 400 / Sandy Springs 1001 Johnson Ferry Road Atlanta, GA 30342 404.785.5252 www.choa.org Hospitals 2010 Page 1 Dekalb Medical Center Main Campus – North Decatur / Scott Boulevard / Emory 2701 North Decatur Road Decatur, GA 30033 404.501.5200 (patient information) ~~ 404.501.1000 (main number) www.dekalbmedical.org Dekalb Medical Center at Hillandale - South Dekalb / Panola Road / New Birth 2801 Dekalb Medical Parkway Lithonia, GA 30058 404.501.8611 (patient information) ~~ 404.501.8000 (main number) www.dekalbmedical.org/DeKalbMedicalHillandaleCampus/DeKalbMedicalHilla ndaleCampusHome.aspx Emory Adventist Hospital – Interstate 285 / South Cobb Drive / East-West Connector 3949 South Cobb Drive Smyrna, GA 30080 770.434.0710 (main number) ~~ 770.696.9600 (main number) www.emoryadventist.org (Emory) Center for Rehabilitation Medicine - Druid Hills / Clairmont / North Decatur 1441 Clifton Road, NE Atlanta, GA 30322 404.712.5527 (patient information) ~~ 404.712.7593 (main number) www.emoryhealthcare.org/rehabilitation-medicine Emory Eastside Medical Center – Ronald Regan Parkway / Highway 78 1700 Medical Way Snellville, GA 30078 770.736.2461 (patient information) ~~ 770.979.0200 (main number) www.emoryeastside.org Emory University Hospital Midtown – Downtown / Georgia Tech / Fox Theater 550 Peachtree Street, NE Atlanta, GA 30308 404.686.2411 (patient information) ~~ 404.686.4411 (main number) www.emoryhealthcare.org/emory-university-hospital-midtown-atlanta Hospitals 2010 Page 2 Emory University Hospital – Druid Hills / North Decatur / Ctr for Disease Control 1364 Clifton Road, NE Atlanta, GA 30322 404.712.3411 (patient information) ~~ 770.696.9600 (main number) www.emoryhealthcare.org/emory-university-hospital-atlanta Georgia Regional Hospital – Interstate 285 / Flat Shoals Road / South Dekalb 3073 Panthersville Road Decatur, GA 30034 404.243.2100 Patient’s identification number required before you can talk to or visit the patient. www.atlantareg.dhr.state.ga.us Grady Memorial Hospital – Downtown / Georgia State/ Auburn Avenue District 80 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive Atlanta , GA 30303 404.616.4095 (patient information) ~~ 404.616.1000 (main number) www.gradyhealthsystem.org Gwinnett Medical Center – North Gwinnett / Interstate 85 / Highway 316 1000 Medical Center Boulevard Lawrenceville, GA 30045 678.312.4321 (patient information) ~~ 678.312.1000 (main number) www.gwinnettmedicalcenter.org Henry Medical Center – Interstate 75 / Hudson Bridge Road / Rock Quarry Road 1133 Eagle’s Landing Parkway Stockbridge, GA 30281 770.604.1000 (main number) www.henrymedical.com Manor Care Health and Rehabilitation - North Decatur / Scott Boulevard / Emory 2722 North Decatur Road Decatur, GA 30033 404.296.5440 www.hcr-manorcare.com Hospitals 2010 Page 3 Newton Medical Center – Interstate 20 / Turner Lake Road / Highway 278 5126 Hospital Drive, NE Covington, GA 30014 770.786.7053 (patient information) ~~ 770.786.7053 (main number) www.ngh.org Northside Hospital – The Perimeter / Georgia 400 / Sandy Springs 1000 Johnson Ferry Road, NE Atlanta, GA 30342 404 851-8785 (patient information) ~~ 404.851.8000 (main number) www.northside.com Piedmont Hospital – Collier Road / Midtown / Buckhead 1968 Peachtree Road, NW Atlanta, GA 30309 404.605.3436 (patient information) ~~ 404.605.5000 (main number) www.piedmonthospital.org Rockdale Medical Center – Interstate 20 / Sigman Road /North Conyers 1412 Milstead Avenue Conyers, GA 30012 770.918.3004 (patient information) ~~ 770.918.3000 (main number) www.rockdalemedicalcenter.org Saint Joseph’s Hospital - The Perimeter / Georgia 400 / Sandy Springs 5665 Peachtree Dunwoody, NE Atlanta, GA 30342 404.843.7500 (patient information) ~~ 678.843.7001 (main number) www.stjosephsatlanta.org South Fulton Medical Center – Interstate 85 / Virginia Ave / Hartsfield Jackson Airport 1170 Cleveland Avenue East Point, GA 30344 404.466.1280 (patient information) ~~ 404.466.1170 (main number) www.southfultonmedicalcenter.com Southern Regional Medical Center – Interstate 75 / Tara Boulevard / Southlake Mall 11 Upper Riverdale Road Riverdale, GA 30274 770.991.8125 (patient information) ~~ 770.991.8000 (main number) www.southernregional.org Hospitals 2010 Page 4 Shepherd Center - Collier Road / Midtown / Buckhead 2020 Peachtree Road, NW Atlanta, GA 30309 404.352.2020 (patient information) ~~ 800.743.7437 (toll free number) www.shepherd.org WellStar Cobb Hospital – East-West Connector / Powder Springs Road / Smyrna 3950 Austell Road Austell, GA 30106 770.732.4000 (patient information) ~~ 770.956.7827 (main number) www.wellstar.org WellStar Douglas Hospital – Interstate 20 / Chapel Hill Road / Arbor Place Mall 8954 Hospital Drive Douglasville, GA 30134 770.949.1500 (patient information) ~~ 770.956.7827 (main number) www.wellstar.org WellStar Kennestone Hospital – Interstate 75 / North 120 Loop / Cobb Parkway 677 Church Street Marietta, GA 30060 770.793.5000 (patient information) ~~ 770.956.7827 (main number) www.wellstar.org WellStar Windy Hill Hospital – Interstate 75/Cobb Parkway/Dobbins Air Reserve Base 2540 Windy Hill Road Marietta, Georgia 30067 770.644.1000 www.wellstar.org Hospitals 2010 Page 5 .
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