Since coming to the hospital in 1983, our CEO has provided the vision and leadership that has driven the hospital's growth, ensuring that it has kept pace with Bartow County's remarkable growth over the last decade and a half. Serving all of Bartow County's growing communities - from Emerson in the south to Adairsville in the north - Cartersville Medical Center is a 112 bed full servcice service medical center with a staff of over 100 physicians conveniently located on a 30-acre campus

As a result of the county's constant growth, our recent and current construction work includes hospital expansion and renovation projects totaling $29 million. Cartersville Medical Center now offers a number of specialty services, including an emergency department, an Occupational Medicine Center, a diagnostic sleep study program, outpatient surgery and a sports and physical rehabilitation center.

Bartow County has:

17 county public schools

4 city public schools

3 private schools within a 20 mile range

Emory Johns Creek Hospital is a 110 private bed state-of-the-art full-service facility in the beautiful city of Johns Creek, GA. EJCH is a Center of Excellence for Bariatric Surgery and also specializes in the most advanced Diagnostics and Imaging. Other services include: Cardiology, Community Education, Emergency Services, Gastroenterology, Hospital Medicine, Intensive Care, Oncology, Orthopaedics, Patient Safety Technology, Pathology, Pain Management, Pulmonary and Respiratory Services, Rehabilitation Services, Surgery, and Women's Services.

Cutting-edge medical technology, well-trained healthcare professionals, compassion and kindness – this is Redmond Regional Medical Center. Renowned for award-winning healthcare, the 201-bed Redmond Regional Medical Center has been dedicated to the people of Northwest Georgia for more than 30 years. Today, Redmond’s 225 physicians lead the way in over 30 specialties. Redmond offers the only Chest Pain Unit in Northwest Georgia and regularly performs life-saving open heart surgery. Other areas of excellence include emergency care, orthopedics, vascular care, The Surgery Center, a recently opened inpatient rehabilitation unit and more. For coronary artery bypass surgery, heart attack care, knee surgery, total and partial hip joint replacement surgery and hip fracture surgery, the Redmond team simply excels. The Redmond commitment to excellence is seen in national recognition for numerous inpatient and outpatient services.

• Centennial Medical Center is a full-service hospital located in the heart of Nashville (founding city and location of HCA’s Corporate Headquarters). As the flagship hospital of HCA and the TriStar Health System, Centennial continues to raise the bar for healthcare on both a regional and national level, serving Nashville, middle Tennessee and the southeastern United States. Collectively this medical complex provides 665-beds with State-of-the Art equipment and ancillary services.

• Not only is the hospital celebrated for its Heart Center, Women’s Hospital and The Sarah Cannon Cancer Center, but its comprehensive campus is noteworthy for leadership in many areas, including wide-ranging inpatient, outpatient rehabilitation and emergency facilities. Centennial was recently named a Thomson’s Top 100 Hospital in 2007.

• Also part of Centennial’s campus is the Parthenon Pavilion, one of the oldest and largest full-service psychiatric facilities in middle Tennessee, offering a comprehensive program of mental health services for adults and the elderly.

• Middle Tennessee is well known for beautiful scenery, communities rich in history, a mild four-season climate and outstanding entertainment. Nashville, the capitol of Tennessee, is a thriving metropolitan city with a population of approximately 600,000 (1.6 million SSA) offering a superior lifestyle and one of the best medical communities in the country - and NO State Personal Income Tax.

• Nashville is repeatedly recognized as one of the country’s top cities for business and future growth. In 2006, Forbe's magazine rated Nashville #7 as their Best Places for Business and Careers and Kiplinger's magazine rated Nashville as their #1 Smart Places to Live saying "Affordable homes, a mild climate and a phenomenal entertainment scene that goes beyond country.” Previously Modern Physician Magazine listed Nashville as 7th on "The List" of the top 75 places to run a medical practice in the country. Population, malpractice premiums, Medicare reimbursement, labor costs, state income tax (TN has none) and education attainment were criteria used in the ranking. In 2008, Nashville was voted one of the Top 5 Friendliest Cities in America by The Today Show.

• Long noted as the “Athens of the South” for its sixteen institutions of higher learning it also provides outstanding Private/Parochial options with strong Public Schools and an expanded Library system. While the city is perhaps best known as “Music City” for its Country music beginnings, it has matured to offer wide-ranging venues from Jazz/Blues to the new Schermerhorn Symphony Center. The city’s beautiful tree-lined streets, excellent park system, two local lakes, Sports complexes and numerous walking trails provide a host of exercise options. Spectator sports include: Tennessee Titans (NFL), Nashville Predators (NHL) Nashville Sounds (baseball), and the NASCAR Superspeedway.

• 110 licensed beds

• 250+ medical staff members

• More than 30 medical specialties

• Growing, affluent lakeside community just 20 minutes north of downtown Nashville

• Dedicated inpatient surgical unit

• Critical Care Unit set to double in size in 2010 from 10 beds to 20

• Accredited Chest Pain Center

• HD surgical microscope with digital and video capabilities

• Propeller software that eliminates movement for better MRI images

• Northern Middle Tennessee’s only dedicated breast MRI table

• Nashville is a thriving metropolitan city with a population of approximately 600,000 and is repeatedly recognized as one of the country’s top cities for business and future growth with many national accolades!

• “Best Places to Begin a Career” – in July 2009, Forbes ranked Nashville #13 out of 350 of the country’s MSA’s

• “America’s Fastest Recovering Cities” – in December 2009, Forbes ranked Nashville #19 based on diversified industries and relatively stable housing that gave residents a measure of economic security

• “America’s Friendliest City” – in October 2009, Travel & Leisure ranked Nashville #1 “Friendliest City”! This ranking is based on culture, shopping, restaurants, nightlife and more.

• Sports enthusiasts find plenty to keep them interested since Nashville is home to several sporting teams including the Tennessee Titans NFL team, the Nashville Sounds baseball team and the NHL’s Nashville Predators - not to mention our Super Speedway!

• For those who are interested in what Nashville is most famous for – country music - the Country Music Hall of Fame, Grand Old Opry, Bluebird Café, and Ryman Auditorium provide a great starting point to explore Music City!

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Parkridge Valley, a behavioral health facility of Parkridge

Medical Center, has served the tri-state area for over 32

years. Parkridge Valley provides unparalleled expertise in

treating a broad range of mental health and chemical

dependency issues for all ages.

The Child and Adolescent Services at Parkridge Valley

recognizes the need for a comprehensive continuum of

care that includes acute inpatient and partial

hospitalization, with networking to local professionals for

ongoing outpatient care. The Child and Adolescent

Program’s professional staff includes psychiatrists,

master’s and bachelor’s level family workers and

therapists, registered nurses, activity therapists and child

specialists. Parkridge Valley’s campus contains a

state-certified school, Valley Academy.

The Adolescent Acute Program is designed to help

troubled teens and their families identify problem areas

which interfere with their growth and development. The

inpatient experience provides an opportunity to stabilize

the crisis, assess the problem areas and coordinate

appropriate services.

The Adolescent Subacute Residential Program is a

short-term residential program designed to help troubled

teenagers with a prior history of failed outpatient and

inpatient psychiatric care. These patients require intensive

inpatient structure and support to raise awareness of their

destructive behavioral patterns.

www.parkridgevalley.com

•Skyline Medical Center, part of the TriStar Family of hospitals, is recognized as the premier regional medical center serving patients from northern middle Tennessee and southern Kentucky. Our number one priority is to provide our patients with the highest quality and most technologically advanced care in neuroscience, cardiovascular surgery, rehabilitation, orthopaedics and behavioral health. Now in it’s 7th year as a Primary Stroke Center, Skyline Medical Center was the first Hospital in Tennessee to earn this distinction from the Joint Commission. Skyline was recently recognized as a 2009-2010 Data Advantage Best in Value hospital for its leadership in quality, efficiency, affordability and patient satisfaction.

Nashville is a thriving metropolitan city with a population of approximately 600,000 (MSA of 1.6 million) and is repeatedly recognized as one of the country’s top cities for business and future growth with many national accolades!

• “Best Places to Begin a Career” – in July 2009, Forbes ranked Nashville #13 out of 350 of the country’s MSA’s

• “America’s Fastest Recovering Cities” – in December 2009, Forbes ranked Nashville #19 based on diversified industries and relatively stable housing that gave residents a measure of economic security

• “America’s Friendliest City” – in October 2009, Travel & Leisure ranked Nashville #1 “Friendliest City”! This ranking is based on culture, shopping, restaurants, nightlife and more.

• Sports enthusiasts find plenty to keep them interested since Nashville is home to several sporting teams including the Tennessee Titans NFL team, the Nashville Sounds baseball team and the NHL’s Nashville Predators - not to mention our Super Speedway!

• For those who are interested in what Nashville is most famous for – country music - the Country Music Hall of Fame, Grand Old Opry, Bluebird Café, and Ryman Auditorium provide a great starting point to explore Music City!

• StoneCrest Medical Center has proudly served Middle Tennessee the past six years and has quickly built a strong reputation for providing high quality patient care in a friendly, compassionate, and healing setting. StoneCrest is located just 20 minutes southeast of Nashville, offering a centralized location. The facility offers a full array of acute care services such as emergency care, general surgery, cardiology, obstetrics, intensive care, diagnostic services and cancer care through The Sarah Cannon Cancer Center at StoneCrest. Experiencing tremendous growth, StoneCrest recently added a new inpatient surgical floor that features 26 rooms and 2 new operating rooms.

• Along with state-of-the-art technology, StoneCrest's highly qualified professionals ensure healthcare excellence. Their active medical staff includes more than 140 board-certified physicians, and clinical staff averages more than 12 years experience.

• The community of Smyrna is located in Rutherford County with a population of 35,000. Rutherford County's population is more than 255,000. The county has earned the designation as the fastest growing county in Tennessee by the U.S. Census Bureau. Smyrna was ranked by the U.S. News and World Report as one of the “Top 10 Best Places to Retire” in September of 2007, naming locally available healthcare as one of the reasons. The community offers plentiful housing options, beautiful parks and golf courses, as well as the largest undergraduate university in the state - MTSU!

• Nashville is a thriving metropolitan city with a population of approximately 600,000 and is repeatedly recognized as one of the country’s top cities for business and future growth with many national accolades!

• “Best Places to Begin a Career” – in July 2009, Forbes ranked Nashville #13 out of 350 of the country’s MSA’s

• “America’s Fastest Recovering Cities” – in December 2009, Forbes ranked Nashville #19 based on diversified industries and relatively stable housing that gave residents a measure of economic security

• “America’s Friendliest City” – in October 2009, Travel & Leisure ranked Nashville #1 “Friendliest City”! This ranking is based on culture, shopping, restaurants, nightlife and more.

• Sports enthusiasts find plenty to keep them interested since Nashville is home to several sporting teams including the Tennessee Titans NFL team, the Nashville Sounds baseball team and the NHL’s Nashville Predators - not to mention our Super Speedway!

• For those who are interested in what Nashville is most famous for – country music - the Country Music Hall of Fame, Grand Old Opry, Bluebird Café, and Ryman Auditorium provide a great starting point to explore Music City!

The Women’s Hospital at Centennial is Tennessee’s only stand-alone women’s hospital and neo-natal intensive care unit delivering 2,500 babies annually and is recognized nationally in breast cancer management in addition to providing the area’s only total digital mammography program. The hospital is located on a 37-acre campus in the heart of Nashville. It has a level III Neonatal Intensive care unit and a Maternal Special Care Unit for high-risk pregnancies. The Neonatologist and Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist provide support and consultation to all of our TriStar hospitals. The Women’s Hospital provides a full spectrum of diagnostic services, twelve operating rooms and a medical/surgical inpatient unit.

• A Mother’s Place (lactation services)

• Birthing Suites (24 hour in-house anesthesiologists)

• Childbirth Education Classes

• Maternal Special Care Unit (24 hour maternal-fetal specialist available)

• Medical Plaza Ultrasound featuring (3-D Ultrasound)

• Mother/Baby Care

• Neonatal Intensive Care (24 hour in-house Neonatologists)

• NICU Transport Program

• Obstetrical Ultrasound

• Pediatric Rehabilitation

• Perinatal Research Center

• Prenatal Assessment Center