We are
- the heart of
your community.
- Alabama
Hospitals.
your community.
Hospitals.
Delivering more than excellent healthcare, we strengthen our communities by providing everyday support for the best quality of life. We offer key resources for continued wellness and recovery services. We are always working to keep our local residents strong and thriving.
140k+
Alabama
Jobs Created
$25 b+
Helping Fuel
Alabama’s
Economy
2.2m+
Emergency Room
Visits
140k+
Alabama
Jobs Created
$25 b+
Helping Fuel
Alabama’s
Economy
2.2m+
Emergency Room
Visits
We are
community
supporters.
Often, you’ll find its a hospital’s name topping sponsorship lists for youth sports leagues, visual arts festivals, and charity run/walks. We also regularly speak with students at career expos, organize and deliver storm relief efforts, participate in seasonal food and gift drives, and donate needed kitchen and toiletry supplies to homeless shelters. The health of a community depends on its culture and connectedness. Alabama hospitals view it as part of their mission to enhance overall community wellbeing through charity and volunteer work.
Hospital Stories
Huntsville Hospital Provides Sports Medicine to Local Student Athletes
Huntsville Hospital athletic trainers are one example of community service in action—the staff provides sports medicine coverage for the majority of high schools in the area at no cost to the schools. The ATs and physical therapists also serve several of north Alabama’s top professional, collegiate, and club/community athletic teams. Sports are a great way to stay active, and Huntsville Hospital is doing its part to help participants stay healthy.
Hospital Stories
Cullman Regional Medical Center Steps Up to Assist Hartselle Community After Tornado Damage
When the tornado struck neighborhoods surrounding Hartselle Health Park, Cullman Regional Medical Center and its staff quickly responded, asking, "How can we help?" With the support of other local partners, including Magnolia River, Decatur Coca-Cola Bottling, Lowe's Hartselle, and Morrison Healthcare, they provided 240 boxed lunches and cleanup supplies to affected residents and the crews assisting in the recovery efforts.
We are
teachers.
Childbirth class. CPR. First Aid. These are just a few of the educational programs that Alabama’s hospitals offer. We often provide classes on how to prevent certain cancers or detect them early. Other topics covered include how to manage asthma, diabetes and other chronic conditions, women’s health issues, sun protection and skin health, and avoiding sports-related injuries. From instructing the general public on nutrition and healthy lifestyles to certifications and continuing education for healthcare professionals, we never stop teaching.
Hospital Stories
Whitfield Regional Hospital Holds Nutrition Event for Kids
Westside Elementary students are “Reaching for the Stars” with Whitfield Nutritionist Amy Tucker and Diabetic Educator Kristi Broussard. The Whitfield Foundation and Whitfield Regional Hospital Nutrition Program hosted a fun and interactive day for K-2. The students learned about the five food groups and even showed off their dance moves while learning.
Hospital Stories
D.W. McMillan Memorial Hospital in Brewton Drives Home the Importance of EMTs
D.W. McMillan Memorial Hospital EMS presented to Brewton Elementary School for Careers on Wheels Day. Students learned what happens in an ambulance and the importance of Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) in transporting critical care patients to facilities such as local hospitals.
We are
job creators.
Many local people depend on Alabama’s hospitals for their livelihoods. Of course, there are the thousands of medical and custodial employees, but there are countless others, from contractors to food producers, who rely on the economic impact of our hospitals.
Hospital Stories
Childhood Cancer Survivor Helps Patients at USA Children’s & Women’s Hospital
Diagnosed with osteosarcoma at age 13, Katelyn Tillman spent much of her teenage years in a hospital undergoing bone cancer treatment and fighting to stay alive. A decade later, she works as a social worker at USA Children’s and Women’s Hospital in Mobile, where she can help other children strive for positive outcomes. “Many times, on this journey it is easy to get caught up in the difficulty and scariness of the current treatment,” Tillman said. “I know from experience it can be hard to think about what life will look like after treatment, but looking to the future can help give motivation to keep fighting.”
Hospital Stories
Groundskeeper Cultivates a Healing Oasis at Madison Hospital
At Madison Hospital, longtime groundskeeper Robert Black quietly transforms spaces on the 25-acre campus into havens of tranquility. One of these is the Healing Garden, a beautiful respite just behind the building where patients, families, and employees can enjoy a moment of peace and quiet. He also maintains a vegetable garden, herb garden, interior plants, and the Labyrinth, a unique stone pathway that serves as a walking meditation space for visitors. Black recently earned the prestigious Samuael Ullman Award from the Japan-American Society of Alabama (JASA) for his work on the Japanese Garden at Monte Sano Mountain.
We are
dream builders.
Young people as well as those making a career change have been able to follow their dreams thanks to active support provided by Alabama hospitals. Just ask a nurse or doctor who received a scholarship or completed an internship thanks to these programs.
Hospital Stories
Baptist Health Brookwood Hospital Welcomes the Next Generation
Baptist Health Brookwood Hospital in Birmingham was honored to host students from five local high schools at HR Day for the Shelby Health Science Academy PCA tech programs. Through engaging presentations—including one from Peggy Benson, executive director at the Alabama Board of Nursing—students had the opportunity to learn firsthand from experienced professionals. The hospital looks forward to welcoming them back for their spring clinical experience.
Hospital Stories
Hands-On Healthcare Experience for High School Students
Troy Regional Medical Center is proud to partner with local high schools, including Ariton High School and Charles Henderson High School to provide students with hands-on experience in the healthcare field. Through clinical rotations as part of their Health Science Internship and Advanced Health Seminar programs, these students gain valuable exposure to medical careers right in their own community. By offering these opportunities, Troy Regional is helping to cultivate the next generation of healthcare professionals.
We are
- caregivers.
- caregivers
We are
caregivers.
From expanded neonatal intensive care units to regional cancer centers offering the latest treatments, Alabama hospitals are reshaping our expectations of healthcare. We’re reaching further with technology while bringing compassionate care closer to home than ever before.
Find an Alabama Hospital.
Find an Alabama Hospital.
Please select a County from the map or from the list below.
Autauga County
124 South Memorial Drive, Prattville, 36067
334 365-0651
Barbour County
820 West Washington Street, Eufaula, 36027
334 688-7000
Bibb County
208 Pierson Avenue, Centreville, 35042
205 926-4881
Blount County
150 Gilbreath Drive, Oneonta, 35121
205 274-3000
Bullock County
102 West Conecuh Avenue, Union Springs, 36089
334 738-2140
Butler County
29 L.V. Stabler Drive, Greenville, 36037
334 382-2671
Chambers County
4800 48th Street, Valley, 36854
334 756-9180
Cherokee County
400 Northwood Drive, Centre, 35960
256 927-5531
Chilton County
2030 Lay Dam Road, Clanton, 35046
205 258-4400
Choctaw County
401 Vanity Fair Lane, Butler, 36904
205 459-9100
Clay County
83825 Highway 9, Ashland, 36251
256 354-2131
Cleburne County
Coffee County
400 North Edwards Street, Enterprise, 36330
334 347-0584
Conecuh County
101 Crestview Avenue, Evergreen, 36401
251 578-2480
Coosa County
Dale County
126 Hospital Avenue, Ozark, 36360
334 774-2601
Dallas County
1015 Medical Center Parkway, Selma, 36701
334 418-4190
DeKalb County
200 Medical Center Drive, Fort Payne, 35968-3415
256 845-3150
Fayette County
1653 Temple Avenue North, Fayette, AL 35555
205 932-5966
Geneva County
1200 West Maple Avenue, Geneva, 36340
334 684-3655
Greene County
509 Wilson Avenue, Eutaw, 35462
205 372-3388
Hale County
508 Greene Street, Greensboro, 36744
334 624-3024
Henry County
Jackson County
380 Woods Cove Road, Scottsboro, 35768
256 259-4444
Jefferson County
701 Princeton Avenue S. W., Birmingham, 35211
205 783-3000
619 South 19th Street, Birmingham, 35249
205 934-4011
1720 University Blvd., Suite 305, Birmingham, 35233-1816
205 325-8591
700 19th Street South, Birmingham, 35233
205 933-8101
995 9th Avenue, S.W., Bessemer, 35021-0847
205 481-7000
1600 Seventh Avenue South, Birmingham, 35233
205 638-9100
3800 Ridgeway Drive, Birmingham, 35209
205 868-2000
3690 Grandview Parkway, Birmingham, 35243
205 971-1000
6869 5th Avenue South, Birmingham, 35212
205 833-9000
2010 Brookwood Medical Center Dr., Birmingham, 35209
205 877-1000
810 St. Vincent’s Drive, Birmingham, 35205
205 939-7000
50 Medical Park East Drive, Birmingham, 35235
205 838-3000
Lamar County
Lauderdale County
1701 Veterans Drive, Florence, 35630
256 629-1000
Lawrence County
202 Hospital Street, Moulton, 35650
256 974-2200
Lee County
2000 Pepperell Parkway, Opelika, 36801
334 749-3411
Limestone County
700 West Market Street, Athens, 35611
256 233-9292
Lowndes County
Macon County
Marengo County
105 U.S. Highway 80 East, Demopolis, 36732
334 289-4000
Mobile County
1700 Center Street, Mobile, 36604
251 415-1000
6801 Airport Boulevard, Mobile, 36608
251 633-1000
2451 University Hospital Drive, Mobile, 36617
251 471-7000
5800 Southland Drive, Mobile, 36693
251 450-5901
5 Mobile Infirmary Circle, Mobile, 36607
251 435-2400
3719 Dauphin Street, Mobile, 36608
251 344-9630
Monroe County
2016 South Alabama Avenue, Monroeville, 36460
251 575-3111
Montgomery County
2105 E. South Blvd., Montgomery, 36116
334 288-2100
215 Perry Hill Road, Montgomery, 36109-3798
334 272-4670
4465 Narrow Lane Road, Montgomery, 36116
334 284-7700
1725 Pine Street, Montgomery, 36106
334 293-8000
400 Taylor Road, Montgomery, 36117
334 277-8330
Perry County
Pickens County
Pike County
1330 Highway 231 South, Troy, 36081
334 670-5000
Randolph County
1032 South Main Street, Wedowee, 36278
256 357-2111
Russell County
3715 Highway 280/431 N., Phenix City, 36867
334 732-2200
St. Clair County
7063 Veteran’s Parkway, Pell City, 35125
205 814-2105
Sumter County
751 Derby Drive, York, 36925
205 392-5263
Tallapoosa County
3316 U.S. 280, Alexander City, 35010
256 329-7100
Tuscaloosa County
2700 Hospital Drive, Northport, 35476
205 333-4500
1301 Jack Warner, NE, Tuscaloosa, 35404
205 462-4500
3701 Loop Road East, Tuscaloosa, 35404
205 554-2000
1651 Ruby Tyler Pkwy., Tuscaloosa, 35404
205 507-8000
809 University Blvd. East, Tuscaloosa, 35401
205 759-7111
200 University Blvd., Tuscaloosa, 35401
205 366-3010
Walker County
3400 Highway 78E, Jasper, 35501
205 387-4000
Washington County
14600 St. Stephens Avenue, Chatom, 36518
251 847-2223
Wilcox County
317 McWilliams Avenue, Camden, 36726
334 682-4131
Winston County
42024 Highway 195 East, Haleyville, 35565
205 485-7117
