Excellent health care in this area is something we brag about. One reason is
because five of the area's postsecondary educational institutions offer degrees
in the medical field. Mercer University's School of Medicine uses the Medical
Center of Central Georgia as its primary teaching hospital.
With a steady influx of new doctors, nurses and other well-trained health care
providers, hospitals are able to offer a wider range of specialty medicines
than are typically found in larger cities. Hospitals are located in Bibb, Houston,
Peach, and Monroe counties.
Hospitals are listed in order of size and number of services provided.
Medical Center of Central Georgia – Macon, Bibb County
777 Hemlock Street
Macon, GA 31201
478-633-1000
www.mccg.org
The oldest hospital in Midstate, The Medical Center of Central Georgia
opened in 1895 with 4 private rooms and 16 ward beds. It has grown
considerably since then and is now the second largest hospital in the state
of Georgia. MCCG is a full-service, acute care hospital with 637 beds serving
HEALTH CARE
Coliseum Health System
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