Southeast Alabama Medical Center

Distance: 11 Miles

A longtime, forward-thinking pioneer for healthcare in the region, Southeast Alabama Medical Center (SAMC) is a not-for-profit community health system dedicated to improving the health and quality of life of the residents of southeast Alabama, southwest Georgia and the Florida Panhandle.

Led by volunteer boards made up of community leaders, SAMC operates as a 370-bed regional referral center, serving approximately 600,000 people throughout its neighboring communities and counties. SAMC offers a full range of healthcare services through its main campus in Dothan, including family-centered women's care, advanced cardiovascular and cancer treatments, state-of-the-art surgical procedures, and comprehensive pain management services.

SAMC is supported by a medical staff of more than 250 physicians representing virtually every medical specialty. In addition, SAMC boasts more than 2,400 highly-qualified employees providing the latest diagnostic, clinical, surgical and patient care services available in the tri-states area.

Extending SAMC's reach into the communities it serves are a series of affiliated facilities, including primary care offices; a cancer treatment center; as well as home health services, Advanced Home Medical Equipment, Women's Center Boutique that features prostheses items and certified fitters and Lifeline, a personal emergency response system.

Flowers Hospital

Distance: 13 Miles

Flowers Hospital has served the healthcare needs of the Wiregrass for over 50 years. The facility is not only an important resource for the Dothan community, it also functions as a major referral center for the Tri-State area of south Alabama, southwest Georgia, and northwest Florida.

By combining responsible personnel, modern equipment and supplies, effective management, sophisticated support services, up-to-date professional education programs, and a staff of over 240 physicians, Flowers Hospital is able to assure its patients of quality health care.

Originally opened as a family-operated 12-bed clinic/hospital, Flowers has undergone several subsequent expansions, and in 1983, moved into its current facility. Through its growth, Flowers has remained committed to its mission of "treating our patients as if they were family." Today, Flowers Hospital continues the tradition of maintaining a strong relationship with the community in which it serves.

Distance: Within 15 Miles

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