April is Foot Health Awareness Month
Apr 09, 2019
Right now, 6.7 million Americans are living with a chronic wound, and more than two million of those are suffering from a diabetic foot ulcer...
BettER Prepared for Your Emergency
Cartersville Medical Center is a 119-bed acute care hospital, Chest Pain Center, Certified Primary Stroke Center, Level III Trauma Center, Certified Total Joint program and Gold Seal Inpatient Diabetes program facility accredited by the Joint Commission. The Breast Imaging Center at The Women's Center provides mammography services that are gold seal accredited by the American College of Radiology. The Advanced Wound Healing Center provides specialized treatment for chronic or non-healing wounds. The Hope Center, a regional, Commission on Cancer approved cancer treatment facility, is conveniently located on the hospital campus and provides over 4,000 treatments with over 300 new patients per year from a ten county region.
About Cartersville Medical Center
7,600+
patient admissions
59,800+
annual ER visits
500+
staff
340+
physicians
119
beds
Approximate numbers based on 2017 data.
Emergency Heart Care
Our Accredited Chest Pain Center performs life-saving heart care for our community.
The Breast Imaging Center
Our dedicated women’s imaging area has an all-female staff and offers convenient hours.
Comprehensive Cancer Care
The Hope Center provides over 4,000 treatments with over 300 new patients every year.
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Cartersville Urgent Care - Now Open!
Feb 01, 2019
The new Cartersville Urgent Care officially opened for business today. Located at 10 Main Street Marketplace (next to Starbucks), the center ...
Cartersville Medical Center invites individuals to volunteer
Jan 03, 2019
Cartersville Medical Center announces opportunities for area individuals to provide much needed and appreciated volunteer services to its patients...
First Baby of New Year Welcomed at Cartersville Medical Center
Jan 01, 2019
Zoe Iwinosa Kamsiyochukwu Egharevba, 8 lbs., 10 oz., and 21 inches long, was the first baby of 2019 born at Cartersville Medical Center.
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