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technology with compassion to effectively diagnose and treat its patients. A<br />

leader in cancer, heart attack treatment, and orthopedics, Dekalb Medical<br />

System and Dekalb Medical Physicians Group has been growing with<br />

metropolitan <strong>Atlanta</strong>’s medical needs since 1961.<br />

More than just a provider of hospital services, Dekalb Medical has led the<br />

<strong>Atlanta</strong> health community in the new era of electronic medical records,<br />

which puts information at doctors’ fingertips to help improve patient safety<br />

and outcomes. The 627-bed system includes Dekalb Medical at North<br />

Decatur (591 beds), Dekalb Medical Long Term Acute Care at Downtown<br />

Decatur (40 beds), and Dekalb Medical at Hillandale (100 beds). Committed<br />

to excelling in patient satisfaction and service, Dekalb Medical’s quality is<br />

reflected in many clinical excellence awards throughout its system, including<br />

being ranked in the Top 5% in the Nation for Overall Orthopedic Services by<br />

HealthGrades® (2011).<br />

Emory University Hospital<br />

emoryhealthcare.org<br />

(404) 712-2000<br />

Emory Healthcare has been at the forefront of medicine, putting cutting-edge<br />

interventional research and technology into lifesaving action. As the largest,<br />

most comprehensive healthcare system in Georgia, Emory Healthcare has<br />

1,830 licensed patient beds, 9,000 employees, and more than 20 health<br />

centers located throughout metro <strong>Atlanta</strong>. It is one of the nation’s leaders in<br />

cardiology and cardiac surgery, oncology, transplantation, ophthalmology,<br />

orthopedics, and the neurosciences. Emory University Hospital, Emory<br />

Healthcare’s flagship facility, is staffed exclusively by physicians who are<br />

faculty of the Emory University School of Medicine.<br />

Emory Healthcare is the clinical arm of the Robert W. Woodruff Health<br />

Sciences Center of Emory University, which focuses on patient care,<br />

education of health professionals, research addressing health and illness,<br />

and health policies for prevention and treatment of disease. The backbone<br />

of this system is the Emory University School of Medicine, which has been<br />

at the forefront of medical knowledge and research, pioneering many<br />

advances and procedures that have changed medical history.<br />

Emory Johns Creek Hospital<br />

emoryjohnscreek.com<br />

(678) 474-7000<br />

Emory Johns Creek Hospital (EJCH) is located in Johns Creek, formerly<br />

known as Duluth. Since opening in 2007, EJCH has garnered a reputation for<br />

its state-of-the-art medical technologies in a luxurious, hotel-like setting.<br />

Jointly owned by Emory Healthcare and HCA, EJCH is 110-bed, all private<br />

room community hospital that participates in most insurance plans. The<br />

hospital offers a full range of services including 24/7 emergency care, digital<br />

imaging including a 64-slice CT, MRI, The Birth Place with a Level III Neonatal<br />

Intensive Care Unit, 24-hour anesthesiologists, intensive care, advanced<br />

cardiac care, vascular medicine and surgery, rehabilitation services, and<br />

women’s services. EJCH is home to the <strong>Atlanta</strong> Bariatric Center, which is<br />

designated as a Center of Excellence by the American Society of Metabolic<br />

and Bariatric Surgeons.<br />

Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital of <strong>Atlanta</strong> (678) 843-7001<br />

emoryhealthcare.org/saint-josephs-hospital-atlanta<br />

Founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1880, Saint Joseph’s facility is <strong>Atlanta</strong>’s<br />

oldest hospital. Today, the 410-bed, acute-care facility is recognized as one<br />

of the top specialty-referral hospitals in the Southeast.<br />

Saint Joseph’s Hospital is a leader among Georgia healthcare providers,<br />

respected for its expertise, innovation in healthcare delivery, and quality<br />

of care. As a leader in cardiac, neurologic, vascular, gastrointestinal,<br />

respiratory, orthopedic, and cancer care, among others, Saint Joseph’s<br />

offers its patients the latest procedures and treatments by providing the<br />

more than 750 physicians on staff with research services and the most<br />

advanced technology available.<br />

Grady Memorial Hospital<br />

gradyhealth.org<br />

(404) 616-1000<br />

Opened in 1892, Grady Health System is renowned for its trauma and<br />

emergency services. As the premier Level I Trauma Center within 100<br />

miles of metropolitan <strong>Atlanta</strong>, Grady is capable of handling severe medical<br />

conditions such as asthma, severe burns, sickle cell, and stroke. In addition<br />

to both care and intensive care units (ICU), Grady has a neonatal ICU and<br />

houses Georgia’s Poison Center and 24-hour rape crisis and advice nurse<br />

lines. Its Ponce de Leon Center was named one of the top three HIV/AIDS<br />

outpatient clinics in the country.<br />

Grady is an internationally recognized teaching hospital staffed exclusively<br />

by doctors from the Emory University and Morehouse Schools of Medicine.<br />

In fact, 25 percent of all doctors practicing medicine in Georgia received<br />

some or all of their training at Grady.<br />

Gwinnett Medical Center<br />

gwinnettmedicalcenter.org<br />

Lawrenceville<br />

Duluth<br />

(678) 312-1000 (678) 312-6800<br />

Gwinnett Medical Center (GMC) is a not-for-profit healthcare network<br />

with acute-care hospitals in Lawrenceville and Duluth that provide awardwinning<br />

healthcare services. GMC’s 4,200 associates and 800 affiliated<br />

physicians serve more than 400,000 patients annually. Gwinnett Medical<br />

Center is a 553-bed healthcare network that services Lawrenceville, Duluth,<br />

Johns Creek, and the <strong>Atlanta</strong> area.<br />

Gwinnett Medical Center–Lawrenceville is recognized as a national leader in<br />

single-incision laparoscopic surgery and home to a Level II Trauma Center,<br />

while Gwinnett Medical Center–Duluth offers an array of specialty services,<br />

including surgical weight management, da Vinci® robotic surgery, and<br />

sports medicine.<br />

Piedmont Healthcare/Piedmont Henry Hospital<br />

piedmont.org<br />

(678) 604-1000<br />

Piedmont Henry Hospital is a 215-bed not-for-profit community hospital<br />

located in Stockbridge, just south of <strong>Atlanta</strong>. It serves Henry, Coweta,<br />

Fayette, and Pickens counties with its Centers of Excellence in cardiovascular,<br />

orthopedics, surgery, diagnostics, women’s health, and a radiation oncology<br />

center.<br />

Piedmont Healthcare/Piedmont Newton Medical Center piedmont.org<br />

(770) 788-9970<br />

Newton Medical Center (NMC) provides Covington and other surrounding<br />

areas with state-of-the-art medical facilities. NMC has been recognized by<br />

national healthcare rating organizations as being one of the top medical<br />

facilities in the area. The medical center offers services such as minimally<br />

invasive surgery, wound care, rapid emergency care, and the Women’s<br />

Diagnostic Center.<br />

WellStar North Fulton Hospital<br />

wellstar.org<br />

(770) 751-2500<br />

WellStar North Fulton Hospital is a 202-bed acute-care hospital and is a<br />

state-designated Level II Trauma Center. Located between Roswell and<br />

Alpharetta in North Fulton County, it was established in 1983 and has been<br />

meeting the medical and healthcare needs of residents of North Fulton,<br />

Forsyth, East Cobb, East Cherokee, and West Gwinnett counties for more<br />

than 30 years. The hospital has a medical staff of more than 400 affiliated<br />

physicians, employs an additional 900 healthcare professionals, and has an<br />

active volunteer staff of more than 200.<br />

WellStar North Fulton Hospital provides a continuum of services through<br />

its centers and programs including neurosciences, women’s health<br />

services, orthopedics, rehabilitation, surgical services, gastroenterology,<br />

and oncology. The hospital is fully accredited and is also recognized by<br />

the American College of Surgeon’s Commission on Cancer as an Accredited<br />

Cancer Program, as well as being certified as a Primary Stroke Center by<br />

the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, the<br />

nation’s oldest and largest hospital accreditation agency.<br />

Northside Hospital<br />

northside.com<br />

<strong>Atlanta</strong> (404) 851-8000 Forsyth (770) 844-3200 Cherokee (770) 720-5100<br />

Northside Hospital is a network of three not-for-profit, acute-care hospitals<br />

in <strong>Atlanta</strong>, Forsyth County, and Cherokee County, with a total of 822 licensed<br />

beds, 2,200 physicians, and 8,200 employees. Northside also operates<br />

15 hospital-affiliated outpatient centers and medical office buildings<br />

throughout north metropolitan <strong>Atlanta</strong>.<br />

Voted “<strong>Atlanta</strong>’s Most Preferred Hospital for All Health Care Needs” for 15<br />

consecutive years, Northside offers a full range of services and has become<br />

an ambassador of women’s health issues. More babies are delivered,<br />

more surgeries are performed, and more cases of breast and gynecological<br />

cancer are diagnosed at Northside than at any other community hospital<br />

in Georgia.<br />

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