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Provider of Services File Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services September, 2002 / Page 1 Provider of Services File Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services September, 2002 / Page 1 Provider ID Hospital Name Address City State ZIP Telephone County 10001 SOUTHEAST ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTER 1108 ROSS CLARK CIRCLE DOTHAN AL 36302 (334) 793-8111 340 10005 MARSHALL MEDICAL CENTER SOUTH 2505 U S HIGHWAY 431 NORTH BOAZ AL 35957 (256) 593-8310 470 10006 ELIZA COFFEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 205 MARENGO STREET FLORENCE AL 35631 (256) 768-9191 380 10007 MIZELL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 702 MAIN ST OPP AL 36467 (334) 493-3541 190 10008 CRENSHAW COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 101 HOSPITAL CIRCLE LUVERNE AL 36049 (334) 335-3374 200 10009 HARTSELLE MEDICAL CENTER 201 PINE STREET NORTHWEST HARTSELLE AL 35640 (256) 773-6511 510 10010 MARSHALL MEDICAL 8000 ALABAMA HIGHWAY 69 GUNTERSVILLE AL 35976 (256) 753-8000 470 10011 MEDICAL CENTER EAST INC 50 MEDICAL PARK EAST DRIVE BIRMINGHAM AL 35235 (205) 838-3103 360 10012 BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER DEKALB 200 MED CENTER DRIVE FORT PAYNE AL 35968 (256) 845-3150 240 10015 THOMASVILLE INFIRMARY 33700 HIGHWAY 43 THOMASVILLE AL 36784 (334) 636-4431 120 10016 SHELBY BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER 1000 FIRST STREET NORTH ALABASTER AL 35007 (205) 620-8130 580 10018 CALLAHAN EYE FOUNDATION HOSPITAL 1720 UNIVERSITY BLVD BIRMINGHAM AL 35233 (205) 325-8100 360 10019 HELEN KELLER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 1300 SOUTH MONTGOMERY AVENUE SHEFFIELD AL 35660 (256) 386-4556 360 10021 DALE MED CTR GER PSY UNIT NEW DAY SENI 126 HOSPITAL AVE OZARK AL 36360 (334) 774-2601 220 10022 BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER CHEROKEE 400 NORTHWOOD DR CENTRE AL 35960 (256) 927-5531 90 10023 BAPTIST HEALTH DBA BAPTIST MED CTR SOU 2105 E SOUTH BLVD MONTGOMERY AL 36116 (334) 288-2100 500 10024 JACKSON HOSPITAL & CLINIC INC 1725 PINE STREET MONTGOMERY AL 36106 (334) 293-8000 500 10025 GEORGE H LANIER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 4800 48TH ST VALLEY AL 36854 (334) 756-1401 80 10027 ELBA GENERAL HOSPITAL 987 DRAYTON STREET ELBA AL 36323 (334) 897-2257 150 10029 EAST ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTER AND SNF 2000 PEPPERELL PARKWAY OPELIKA AL 36801 (334) 705-1300 400 10032 WEDOWEE HOSPITAL 209 NORTH MAIN STREET WEDOWEE AL 36278 (256) 357-2111 550 10033 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA HOSPITAL 619 SOUTH 19TH STREET BIRMINGHAM AL 35233 (205) 934-4011 360 10034 COMMUNITY HOSPITAL INC 805 FRIENDSHIP ROAD TALLASSEE AL 36078 (334) 283-6541 250 10035 CULLMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1912 ALABAMA HIGHWAY 157 CULLMAN AL 35058 (256) 737-2000 210 10036 ANDALUSIA REGIONAL HOSPITAL 849 SOUTH THREE NOTCH STREET ANDALUSIA AL 36420 (334) 222-8466 190 10038 STRINGFELLOW MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 301 EAST 18TH ST ANNISTON AL 36201 (256) 235-8900 70 10039 HUNTSVILLE HOSPITAL 101 SIVLEY RD HUNTSVILLE AL 35801 (256) 517-8120 440 10040 GADSDEN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1007 GOODYEAR AVENUE GADSDEN AL 35903 (256) 494-4000 270 10043 CHILTON MEDICAL CENTER 1010 LAY DAM ROAD CLANTON AL 35045 (205) 755-2500 100 10044 MARION REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1256 MILITARY STREET SOUTH HAMILTON AL 35570 (205) 921-6200 460 10045 FAYETTE MED CTR AND LONG TERM CARE UNI 1653 TEMPLE AVENUE NORTH FAYETTE AL 35555 (205) 932-5966 280 10046 RIVERVIEW REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 600 SOUTH THIRD STREET GADSDEN AL 35901 (256) 543-5200 270 10047 GEORGIANA HOSP 515 MIRANDA ST GEORGIANA AL 36033 (334) 376-2205 60 10049 MEDICAL CENTER ENTERPRISE 400 N EDWARDS STREET ENTERPRISE AL 36330 (334) 347-0584 150 10050 MEDICAL CENTER BLOUNT 150 GILBREATH DRIVE ONEONTA AL 35121 (205) 625-3511 40 10051 GREENE COUNTY HOSPITAL AND NURSING HOM 509 WILSON AVENUE EUTAW AL 35462 (205) 372-3388 310 10052 LAKEMARTIN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 201 MARIARDEN ROAD DADEVILLE AL 36853 (205) 825-7821 610 10053 ATMORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 401 MEDICAL PARK DR, MED PARK PLAZA ATMORE AL 36502 (251) 368-2500 260 10054 PARKWAY MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL 1874 BELTLINE RD SW DECATUR AL 35601 (256) 350-2211 510 10055 FLOWERS HOSPITAL 4370 WEST MAIN STREET DOTHAN AL 36305 (334) 793-5000 340 10056 ST VINCENTS HOSPITAL 810 ST VINCENTS DRIVE BIRMINGHAM AL 35205 (205) 939-7000 360 Provider of Services File Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services September, 2002 / Page 2 Provider ID Hospital Name Address City State ZIP Telephone County 10058 BIBB MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL 164 PIERSON AVENUE CENTREVILLE AL 35042 (205) 926-4881 30 10059 BAPTIST LAWRENCE 202 HOSPITAL STREET MOULTON AL 35650 (205) 974-2200 390 10061 JACKSON CO HOSP & NURSING HOME 380 WOODS COVE ROAD SCOTTSBORO AL 35768 (256) 259-4444 350 10062 WIREGRASS MEDICAL CENTER 1200 W MAPLE AVENUE GENEVA AL 36340 (334) 684-3655 300 10064 CARRAWAY METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER 1600 CARRAWAY BOULEVARD BIRMINGHAM AL 35234 (205) 502-6000 360 10065 RUSSELL HOSPITAL 3316 HIGHWAY 280 ALEXANDER CITY AL 35010 (256) 329-7100 610 10066 FLORALA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 515 EAST FIFTH AVENUE FLORALA AL 36442 (334) 858-3287 190 10068 HEALTHSOUTH METRO WEST HOSPITAL 701 RICHARD M SCRUSHY PARKWAY FAIRFIELD AL 35064 (205) 877-1000 360 10069 LAKEVIEW COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 820 W WASHINGTON ST EUFAULA AL 36027 (334) 687-5761 20 10072 COOSA VALLEY BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER 315 W HICKORY ST SYLACAUGA AL 35150 (256) 249-5600 600 10073 CLAY COUNTY HOSPITAL 83825 HIGHWAY 9 ASHLAND AL 36251 (205) 354-2131 130 10078 NORTHEAST ALABAMA REGIONAL MED CENTER 400 EAST 10TH STREET ANNISTON AL 36207 (256) 235-5255 70 10079 ATHENS-LIMESTONE HOSPITAL 700 WEST MARKET STREET ATHENS AL 35611 (256) 233-9292 410 10083 SOUTH BALDWIN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1613 NORTH MCKENZIE STREET FOLEY AL 36535 (251) 952-3454 10 10084 HEALTHSOUTH MEDICAL CENTER 1201 ELEVENTH AVENUE SOUTH BIRMINGHAM AL 35205 (205) 930-7100 360 10085 DECATUR GENERAL HOSPITAL 1201 7TH STREET SE DECATUR AL 35609 (256) 341-2000 510 10086 CARRAWAY NORTHWEST MEDICAL CENTER 1530 U S HIGHWAY 43 WINFIELD AL 35594 (205) 487-7000 460 10087 UNIV OF SOUTH ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTER 2451 FILLINGIM STREET MOBILE AL 36617 (334) 471-7110 480 10089 WALKER BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER 3400 HIGHWAY 78 EAST JASPER AL 35501 (205) 387-4000 630 10090 PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL 6801 AIRPORT BOULEVARD MOBILE AL 36608 (334) 633-1000 480 10091 GROVE HILL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 295 SOUTH JACKSON GROVE HILL AL 36451 (334) 275-3191 120 10092 D C H REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 809 UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD EAST TUSCALOOSA AL 35401 (205) 759-7147 620 10095 HALE COUNTY HOSPITAL FIRST & GREEN STREETS GREENSBORO AL 36744 (334) 624-3024 320 10097 ELMORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 500 HOSPITAL DRIVE WETUMPKA AL 36092 (334) 567-4311 250 10098 RANDOLPH MEDICAL CENTER 59928 HIGHWAY 22 ROANOKE AL 36274 (334) 863-4111 550 10099 D W MCMILLAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 1301 BELLEVILLE AVENUE BREWTON AL 36426 (334) 867-8061 260 10100 THOMAS HOSPITAL 750 MORPHY AVENUE FAIRHOPE AL 36532 (334) 928-2375 10 10101 CITIZENS BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER 604 STONE AVENUE TALLADEGA AL 35161 (256) 761-4542 600 10102 J PAUL JONES HOSPITAL 317 MCWILLIAMS AVENUE CAMDEN AL 36726 (334) 682-4131 650 10103 BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER PRINCETON 701 PRINCETON AVENUE SOUTHWEST BIRMINGHAM AL 35211 (205) 783-3000 360 10104 BIRMINGHAM BAPT MED CNTR MONTCLAIR SNU 800 MONTCLAIR RD BIRMINGHAM AL 35213 (205) 592-1000 360 10108 PRATTVILLE BAPTIST HOSPITAL 124 S MEMORIAL DR PRATTVILLE AL 36067 (334) 365-0651 0 10109 PICKENS COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER INC 241 ROBERT K WILSON CARROLLTON AL 35447 (205) 367-8111 530 10110 BULLOCK COUNTY HOSPITAL 102 WEST CONECUH AVENUE UNION SPRINGS AL 36089 (334) 738-2140 50 10112 BRYAN W WHITFIELD MEM HOSP INC 105 HIGHWAY 80 EAST DEMOPOLIS AL 36732 (334) 289-4000 450 10113 MOBILE INFIRMARY 5 MOBILE INFIRMARY CIRCLE MOBILE AL 36652 (251) 435-4700 480 10114 UAB MEDICAL WEST 995 9TH AVENUE SOUTHWEST BESSEMER AL 35021 (205) 481-7000 360 10115 RED BAY HOSPITAL 211 HOSPITAL ROAD RED BAY AL 35582 (205) 356-9532 290 10118 VAUGHN REG MED CENTER PARKWAY CAMPUS 1015 MEDICAL CENTER PARKWAY SELMA AL 36701 (334) 418-4190 230 10119 UNIV OF SOUTH AL CHILDRENS AND WOMENS 1700 CENTER STREET MOBILE AL 36604 (334) 415-1000 480 10120 MONROE COUNTY HOSPITAL 2016 SOUTH ALABAMA AVENUE MONROEVILLE AL 36461 (334) 575-3111 490 Provider of Services File Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services September, 2002 / Page 3 Provider ID Hospital Name Address City State ZIP Telephone County 10125 CARRAWAY BURDICK WEST MEDICAL CENTER HIGHWAY 195 EAST HALEYVILLE AL 35565 (205) 486-5213 660 10126 EDGE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 1330 HIGHWAY 231 SOUTH TROY AL 36081 (334) 670-5411 540 10128 JACKSON MEDICAL CENTER 220 HOSPITAL DRIVE JACKSON AL 36545 (334) 246-9021 120 10129 NORTH BALDWIN INFIRMARY 1815 HAND AVENUE BAY MINETTE AL 36507 (334) 937-2180 10 10130 ST CLAIR REGIONAL HOSPITAL 2805 DR JOHN HAYNES DRIVE PELL CITY AL 35125 (205) 338-3301 570 10131 CRESTWOOD HOSPITAL 1 HOSPITAL DR HUNTSVILLE AL 35801 (256) 882-3100 440 10134 WASHINGTON COUNTY INFIRMARY ST STEPHENS AVENUE CHATOM AL 36518 (251) 847-2223 640 10137 COOPER GREEN HOSPITAL 1515 6TH AVENUE SOUTH BIRMINGHAM AL 35233 (205) 930-3600 360 10138 HILL HOSPITAL OF SUMTER COUNTY 751 DERBY DRIVE YORK AL 36925 (205) 392-5263 590 10139 BROOKWOOD MEDICAL CENTER 2010 BROOKWOOD MEDICAL CENTER DRIVEBIRMINGHAM AL 35209 (205) 877-1000 360 10143 WOODLAND MEDICAL CENTER 1910 CHEROKEE AVENUE SW CULLMAN AL 35055 (256) 739-3500 210 10144 SPRINGHILL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 3719 DAUPHIN STREET MOBILE AL 36608 (334) 344-9630 480 10145 NORTHPORT MEDICAL CENTER 2700 HOSPITAL DRIVE NORTHPORT AL 35476 (205) 333-4500 620 10146 JACKSONVILLE HOSPITAL 1701 SOUTH PELHAM ROAD JACKSONVILLE AL 36265 (256) 435-4970 70 10148 EVERGREEN MEDICAL CENTER 101 CRESTVIEW AVENUE EVERGREEN AL 36401 (334) 578-2480 170 10149 BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER EAST 400 TAYLOR ROAD MONTGOMERY AL 36117 (334) 277-8330 500 10150 L V STABLER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 29 L V STABLER DRIVE GREENVILLE AL 36037 (334) 382-2671 60 10152 UNIV
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