List of hospitals Alabama ( United States)

This list helpful for choose a good or best Hospital for solve your  any health problem.You can know easily any hospital address in Alabama by this list.So you can save this list in your Pc or Mobile. 

Hospital	County	City		Trauma center	Founded	Notes
Children's of Alabama Russell Campus[1]	Jefferson	Birmingham		Level I-Pediatric	1911	1600 7th Avenue South, 35233; formerly Children's Hospital of Alabama
Russellville Hospital	Franklin	Russellville		Level III	1945	15155 Highway 43, 35653
Russell Medical Center	Tallapoosa	Alexander City		Level III	1959	3316 US Highway 280, 35011
Riverview Regional Medical Center	Etowah	Gadsden		Level III	1926	600 South 3rd Street, 35999
Regional Rehabilitation Hospital	Russell	Phenix City		None	2003	3715 Highway 280 North, 36867
Red Bay Hospital	Franklin	Red Bay		None	1967	211 Hospital Road, 35582
Providence Hospital	Mobile	Mobile		Level III	1857	6801 Airport Boulevard, 36685
Princeton Baptist Medical Center	Jefferson	Birmingham		Level III	1922	701 Princeton Avenue, 35211; formerly known as Birmingham Infirmary
Prattville Baptist Hospital	Autauga	Prattville		None	1952	124 South Memorial Drive, 36067
Pickens County Medical Center	Pickens	Carrollton		None	1979	241 Robert K. Wilson Drive, 35447
Parkway Medical Center	Morgan	Decatur		Level III	1974	1874 Beltline Road, SW, 35601
Beacon Children's Hospital	Crenshaw	Luverne		None		150 Hospital Drive, 36049
North Mississippi Medical Center - Hamilton Campus	Marion	Hamilton		None	1995	1256 Military Street South, 35570
Northwest Medical Center	Marion	Winfield		None	1949	1530 US Highway 43, 35594
Northport Medical Center	Tuscaloosa	Northport		None	1992	2700 Hospital Drive, 35476
Northeast Alabama Regional Medical Center	Calhoun	Anniston		Level II	1940	400 East 10th Street, 36202
North Alabama Medical Center - Shoals Hospital	Colbert	Muscle Shoals		None	1968	201 Avalon Avenue, 35662
North Baldwin Infirmary	Baldwin	Bay Minette		Level III	1970	1815 Hand Avenue, 36507
North Alabama Regional Hospital	Morgan	Decatur		None	1977	4218 Highway 31 South, 35603; Regional inpatient psychiatric services for adult citizens in the northern part of the state
Mountain View Hospital	Etowah	Gadsden		None	1918	3001 Scenic Drive, 35902
Monroe County Hospital	Monroe	Monroeville		Level III	1962	2016 South Alabama Avenue, 36461
Mobile Infirmary Medical Center	Mobile	Mobile		Level III	1910	5 Mobile Infirmary Circle, 36607
Baypointe Hospital	Mobile	Mobile		None	1957	5800 Southland Drive, 36693
Mizell Memorial Hospital	Covington	Opp		Level III	1949	702 North Main Street, 36467
Mercy Medical	Baldwin	Daphne		None	1949	101 Villa Drive, 36526
Medical West	Jefferson	Bessemer		Level III	1964	995 9th Avenue, SW, 35022; formerly Bessemer Carraway
Medical Center Enterprise	Coffee	Enterprise		Level III	1905	400 North Edwards Street, 36330
Medical Center Barbour	Barbour	Eufaula		Level III	1954	820 West Washington Street, 36027
Mary Starke Harper Geriatric Psychiatry Center	Tuscaloosa	Tuscaloosa		None	1996	200 University Boulevard, 35402; Inpatient psychiatric services for elderly citizens throughout the state
Marshall Medical Center South	Marshall	Boaz		Level III	1956	2505 US Highway 431, 35957
Marshall Medical Center North	Marshall	Guntersville		Level II	1990	8000 Alabama Highway 69, 35976
Madison Hospital	Madison	Madison		None	2012	8375 Highway 72 West, 35758
Long Term Hospital of Tuscaloosa, LLC	Tuscaloosa	Tuscaloosa		None		809 University Boulevard East, 4th Floor, 35401
Baptist Medical Center South	Montgomery	Montgomery		None	1963	2105 E. South Boulevard, 36111
Long Term Hospital of Montgomery, LLC	Montgomery	Montgomery		None		1725 Pine Street, 5th Floor, North Wing, 36106
Long Term Hospital of Dothan, LLC	Houston	Dothan		None		1108 Ross Clark Circle, 4th Floor, 36302
Long Term Hospital of Birmingham, LLC	Jefferson	Birmingham		None		50 Medical Park E. Dr., 8th Floor, 35261
Long Term Hospital of Anniston, LLC	Calhoun	Anniston		None		400 East 10th St., 4th Floor, 36202
Lawrence Medical Center	Lawrence	Moulton		None	1909	202 Hospital Street, 35650
Laurel Oaks Behavioral Health Center	Houston	Dothan		None		700 East Cottonwood Road, 36301
Lanier Health Services	Chambers	Valley		Level III	1942	4800 48th Street, 36854
Lake Martin Community Hospital	Tallapoosa	Dadeville		None	1995	201 Mariarden Road, 36852
Lakeland Community Hospital	Winston	Haleyville		Level III	1969	42024 Highway 195 East, 35565; formerly Burdick-West Hospital
L.V. Stabler Memorial Hospital	Butler	Greenville		Level III	1921	29 L. V. Stabler Drive, 36037
Baptist Medical Center East	Montgomery	Montgomery		None	1977	400 Taylor Road, 36124
Jacksonville Medical Center	Calhoun	Jacksonville		Level III	1976	1701 Pelham Road South, 36265
Jackson Medical Center	Clarke	Jackson		None	1954	220 Hospital Drive, 36545
Jackson Hospital and Clinic	Montgomery	Montgomery		None	1946	1725 Pine Street, 36106
Jack Hughston Memorial Hospital	Russell	Phenix City		None	2006	4401 River Chase Drive, 36867
Infirmary West	Mobile	Mobile		Level III	2006	5600 Girby Road, 36693
Infirmary LTAC Hospital	Mobile	Mobile		None		5644 Girby Road, 36693
Huntsville Hospital System	Madison	Huntsville		Level I-state-certified only	1895	101 Sivley Road, 35801
Hill Crest Behavioral Health Services	Jefferson	Birmingham		None		6869 Fifth Avenue South, 35212
Highlands Medical Center	Jackson	Scottsboro		None		380 Woods Cove Road, 35768
Helen Keller Hospital	Colbert	Sheffield		None	1921	1300 South Montgomery Avenue, 35660
Atmore Community Hospital	Escambia	Atmore		Level III	1967	401 Medical Park Drive, 36502
HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of North Alabama	Madison	Huntsville		None		107 Governors Drive, 35801
HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Montgomery	Montgomery	Montgomery		None		4465 Narrow Lane Road, 36116
HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Gadsden	Etowah	Gadsden		None	2001	801 Goodyear Avenue, 35903
HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Dothan	Houston	Dothan		None		1736 East Main Street, 36301
HealthSouth Lakeshore Rehabilitation Hospital	Jefferson	Birmingham		None	1985	3800 Ridgeway Drive, 35209
Hartselle Medical Center	Morgan	Hartselle		None	1948	201 Pine Street Northwest, 35640; closed on January 31, 2012, and purchased by Huntsville Hospital[3]
Hale County Hospital	Hale	Greensboro		None	1963	508 Greene Street, 36744
Grove Hill Memorial Hospital	Clarke	Grove Hill		Level III	1949	295 South Jackson Street, 36451
Greil Memorial Psychiatric Hospital	Montgomery	Montgomery		None	1974	Inpatient psychiatric services for adult citizens in the south central part of the state; deaf or hard of hearing specialized psychiatric unit
Gadsden Regional Medical Center	Etowah	Gadsden		Level III	1906	1007 Goodyear Avenue, 35903
Athens-Limestone Hospital	Limestone	Athens		Level III	1951	700 West Market Street, 35611
Flowers Hospital	Houston	Dothan		None	1950	4370 West Main Street, 36305
Florala Memorial Hospital	Covington	Florala		None	1964	24273 Fifth Avenue, 36442
Fayette Medical Center	Fayette	Fayette		None	1936	1653 Temple Avenue, 35555
Evergreen Medical Center	Conecuh	Evergreen		None	1953	101 Crestview Avenue, 36401
Elmore Community Hospital	Elmore	Wetumpka		None	1959	500 Hospital Drive, 36092
Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital	Lauderdale	Florence		Level III	1919	205 Marengo Street, 35630
East Alabama Medical Center	Lee	Opelika		Level II	1950	2000 Pepperell Parkway, 36801
D.W. McMillan Memorial Hospital	Escambia	Brewton		Level III		1301 Belleville Avenue, 36426
DeKalb Regional Medical Center	DeKalb	Fort Payne		Level III	1978	200 Medical Center Drive, 35968
Decatur General West Behavioral Medicine Center	Morgan	Decatur		None		2205 Beltline Road, 35609
Andalusia Regional Hospital	Covington	Andalusia		Level III	1966	849 South Three Notch St., 36420
Decatur General Hospital System	Morgan	Decatur		Level II	1915	1201 7th Street Southeast, 35601
DCH Regional Medical Center	Tuscaloosa	Tuscaloosa		Level II	1923	809 University Boulevard East, 35401
Dale Medical Center	Dale			Level III	1951	126 Hospital Avenue, 36360
Cullman Regional Medical Center	Cullman	Cullman		Level III	1995	1912 Alabama Highway 157, 35058
Crestwood Medical Center	Madison	Huntsville		Level III	1965	1 Hospital Drive, 35801
Coosa Valley Medical Center	Talladega	Sylacauga		Level III	1945	315 West Hickory Street, 35150; Only hospital in the United States that was built and opened during WWII[2]
Cooper Green Mercy Hospital	Jefferson	Birmingham		None	1965	1515 5th Avenue South, 35233
Community Hospital	Elmore	Tallassee		Level III	1926	805 Friendship Road, 36078
Clay County Hospital	Clay	Ashland		None		83825 Highway Nine, 36251
Citizens Baptist	Talladega	Talladega		Level III	1925	604 Stone Avenue, 35161
Alice M. Kidd Nursing Facility	Tuscaloosa	Tuscaloosa		None		nursing home care for elderly citizens throughout the state (placed by inpatient state psychiartric hospitals); closed in 2009
Choctaw General Hospital	Choctaw	Butler		None	2012	401 Vanity Fair Lane, 36904
Chilton Medical Center	Chilton	Clanton		None	2009	1010 Lay Dam Road, 35046
Cherokee Medical Center	Cherokee	Centre		None		400 Northwood Drive, 35960
Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System West Campus	Montgomery	Montgomery		None		215 Perry Hill Road, 36109
Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System East Campus	Macon	Tuskegee		None	1923	2400 Hospital Road, 36083
Carraway Methodist Medical Center	Jefferson	Birmingham		None	1908	Formerly Carraway Methodist Medical Center, now closed
Bryce Hospital	Tuscaloosa	Tuscaloosa		None	1861	Regional inpatient psychiatric services for adult citizens in the north central part of the state; for adolescents throughout the state
Bryan Whitfield Memorial Hospital	Marengo	Demopolis		None	1953	105 Highway 80 East, 36732
Wiregrass Medical Center	Geneva	Geneva		None	1955	1200 West Maple Avenue, 36340
Wedowee Hospital	Randolph	Wedowee		None		209 South Main Street, 36278
W. D. Partlow Developmental Center	Tuscaloosa	Tuscaloosa		None	1923	Closed by the state of Alabama in January 2012
Washington County Hospital	Washington	Chatom		None	1950	14600 St. Stephens Avenue, 36518
Walker Baptist Medical Center	Walker	Jasper		Level III	1980	3400 US Highway 78 East, 35501
Veterans Affairs Medical Center-Tuscaloosa	Tuscaloosa	Tuscaloosa		None		3701 Loop Road East, 35404
Veterans Affairs Medical Center-Birmingham	Jefferson	Birmingham		None		700 South 19th Street, 35233
Vaughan Regional Medical Center	Dallas	Selma		Level III		1015 Medical Center Parkway, 36701
University of South Alabama Medical Center	Mobile	Mobile		Level I-state-certified only	1830	2451 Fillingim Street, 36617
Brookwood Medical Center	Jefferson	Homewood		Level III	1973	2010 Brookwood Medical Center Drive, 35209
University of South Alabama Children's and Women's Hospital	Mobile	Mobile		None	1983	1700 Center Street, 36604
UAB Highlands	Jefferson	Birmingham		None	1910	1201 11th Avenue South, 35205; formerly HealthSouth Medical Center
UAB Callahan Eye Hospital	Jefferson	Birmingham		Level I-Ocular Trauma	1963	1720 University Boulevard, 35233; Was the first Level I ocular trauma center in the nation[4]
University of Alabama Hospital, Birmingham	Jefferson	Birmingham		Level I	1945	500 22nd Street South, 35233
Troy Regional Medical Center	Pike	Troy		Level III	1969	1330 Highway 231 South, 36081
Trinity Medical Center	Jefferson	Birmingham		Level III	1966	800 Montclair Road, 35213; formerly Montclair Baptist
Thomas Hospital	Baldwin	Fairhope		Level III	1960	750 Morphy Avenue, 36533
Taylor Hardin Secure Medical Facility	Tuscaloosa	Tuscaloosa		None	1981	1301 Jack Warner Parkway, NE, 35404; Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation/treatment for criminally committed citizens throughout the state; forensic evaluations
Stringfellow Memorial Hospital	Calhoun	Anniston		Level III	1938	301 East 18th Street, 36207
St. Vincent's St. Clair	St. Clair	Pell City		None		7063 Veterans Parkway, 35125
Bibb Medical Center	Bibb	Centreville		None	1959	208 Pierson Avenue, 35042
St. Vincent's Hospital	Jefferson	Birmingham		Level III	1898	810 St. Vincent's Drive, 35205
St. Vincent's East	Jefferson	Birmingham		Level III	1946	50 Medical Park East Drive, 35235
St. Vincent's Blount	Blount	Oneonta		None	1999	150 Gilbreath Drive, 35121
Springhill Medical Center	Mobile	Mobile		Level III	1975	3719 Dauphin Street, 36608
Southwest Alabama Medical Center	Clarke	Thomasville		None	1962	33700 Highway 43, 36784
Southeast Alabama Medical Center	Houston	Dothan		None	1957	1108 Ross Clark Circle, 36301
South Baldwin Regional Medical Center	Baldwin	Foley		Level III	1958	1613 North McKenzie Street, 36535
Shelby Baptist Medical Center	Shelby	Alabaster		Level III	1959	1000 First Street North, 35007
Select Specialty Hospital - Birmingham	Jefferson	Birmingham		None	2000	800 Montclair Rd., 9th Floor, 35213
Searcy Hospital	Mobile	Mount Vernon		None	1902	725 E. Coy Smith Highway, 36560; Regional inpatient psychiatric services for adult citizens in the southern part of the state
Woodland Medical Center	Cullman	Cullman			1974	Purchased by Cullman Regional Medical Center 15 July 2009, and closed.
Randolph Medical Center	Randolph	Roanoke		None	1952	59928 Highway 22, 36274; closed in May 2011
John Paul Jones Hospital	Wilcox	Camden		None		317 McWilliams Avenue, 36726
Hill Hospital of Sumter County	Sumter	York		None		751 Derby Drive, 36925
Greene County Hospital	Greene	Eutaw		None	1961	509 Wilson Avenue, 35462
Georgiana Hospital	Butler	Georgiana		None	1958	200 Miranda Street, 36033
Elba General Hospital	Coffee	Elba		None	1963	987 Drayton Street, 36323
Crenshaw Community Hospital	Crenshaw	Luverne		None	1945	101 Hospital Circle, 36049
Bullock County Hospital	Bullock	Union Springs		None		102 West Conecuh Avenue, 36089

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10 Simple Tips for Healthy Eyes.

1.Have a complete dilated eye exam.                                                                   
2.make out your family’s eye health olden times.
3.Eat right to care for your sight.
4.Maintain a healthy weight                                                                                 
5.Wear protecting eye-wear.
6.stop smoking or never start.
7.Be fresh and wear your tinted lenses.                                                                
8.Give your eyes a take a break.
9.Clean your hands and your contact lenses—properly.
10.Practice workplace eye safety.                                                                          

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What is mobile radiation?

 Radiation is an English word. Radiations means One type of high-performance magnetic electrical power.  (As like The Shining electric sky) when a person talk by mobile phone,his voice go another mobile by a power.So we can say that power is radiation.

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Dengue Fever

It’s really a matter of concern that serious diseases Dengue fever has been breaking out in our world. It is said that there is no good treatment for Dengue fever. We know that the Aedes mosquitoes are the carriers of Dengue virus. There mosquitoes are slightly bigger than the regular mosquitoes. They are black and have white spots on their bodies. Seriously affected dengue patients have and red rash on their bodies and have internal hemorrhage.  It has been reported that by now more than two hundred people have met death by dengue. It is high time e raised a campaign against the Aedes.

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Smoking & Drugs is Harmful Habit.

People addicted to smoking find it difficult to give up this harmful habit. All know that smoking injurious to health. But those who smoke are not concerned with their health. They do not abstain from smoking. Doctors feel every smoker should give up smoking. 


 Many of them suffer from various diseases including cancer which takes a heavy toll of lives every year. A cure for this deadly disease has not yet been found smoking irritates eyes and offends the nose. Drugs have a terrible effect on social life. It carries the addicts to an unreal world of dreams.

 This is called hallucination. And this hallucination gives rise to social crimes. When the addicts cannot afford to purchase drugs, they commit various kinds of social crimes.

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Physical Exercise

Physical exercise means a regular movement of our limps. It is a sort of strenuous physical activity designed to keep us fit.

Good health is one of the greatest blessings of life. Even the wealthiest person without good health suffers a very miserable life. But good health does not mean the absence of diseases. A strong muscular body without a sound mind can never be an index of good health. It is regular physical exercise which makes us physically strong and mentally sound.




Physical exercise may take different forms. Walking, swimming, running and riding are good physical exercise. A person should choose such exercise as suit him most. On the other hand, games like football, volleyball, cricket, hockey and hadudu are organized group activity needing stamina and maximum Physical exertion. Gymnastics for the young and jogging for the aged people are Physical exercise taken individually.
Physical training or drill develops the qualities of agility, speed mental co-ordination and endurance whereas the games and sports develop the spirit of team-work, fellow-feeling and group loyalty to the highest degree.
Physical Exercise should be taken regularly. Irregular or excessive exercise may be injurious to health. On the other hand, exercises or all sports of Physical activities should be selected according to one’s age and ability. In a world, regular physical exercise not only improves our health but also makes us smart, Active, graceful and emotionally balanced.   

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How to keep in good Health?

My younger brother name Rubel. He reads in class seven. He is quite lazy fellow. He does not try to keep in good health. On the other hand, he is also a dull boy at school. We are all worried about him. First, I called him and told him how to keep in good health. Then, he listened to me very attentively and promised me to follow all the rules of health strictly. Next, I told him to work out a daily schedule which he must carry out properly and at the right moment.


After that, he was advised to do all sorts of physical exertions like swimming, walking, running, traveling etc. and take physical exercise every early in the morning. In the afternoon, he should play games. He should also be very attentive to his teachers and prepare his lessons regularly. He should also eat the right kind of food at the right time. Finally, I advised him never to sit idle at the leisure time. He must try to find out something to do and develop his interest in many useful activities. He should keep it mind that without good health even a rich or a wise man leads a very miserable life. I also made him understand that good health does not mean absence of diseases. Good health practically means a sound mind in a sound body.

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Sports and Health.

Sports are a popular form of entertainment. Many international sporting   events are organized from time. Most of these events are sponsored by multinational manufacturing companies and business firms. They pay for the sports events in exchange for the right to advertise their products during those events.

These events are telecast worldwide by satellite and people all over the world watch them live. As a result, the sponsors’ products receive maximum media coverage thus giving companies international recognition. This is only the commercial aspect of international sport but there are other aspects too. The sports venue becomes a meeting place of people from different countries. When people of different nation get together on the occasion of international sporting events, they come closer to each other, sharing views, opinions and friendship.



This opportunity creates a sense of brotherhood and a spirit of mutual co-operation among them. Moreover, getting acquainted with different cultures helps break down prejudice and broaden outlook. If globalization has anything to do with the development of international relationship, then sports can certainly contribute in a big way to this.

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water and Reasons to Drinking Water.

1.    Drinking Water helps continue the weighing scale of Body Fluids.
2.     Water Can Help manage Calories.
3.    Water Helps invigorate Muscles.
4.    Water Helps Keep Skin Looking Good.
5.    Water Helps Your Kidneys.
6.    Water Helps continue Normal Bowel Function.
7. Natural problem Remedy
8. Prevents Cramps & Sprains
10. Puts you in a Good feel
11. Increases force & Relieves low energy
12. Promotes influence Loss
13. Flushes out Toxins
14. Improves Skin tone
15. Maintains Regularity
16. Boosts untouchable System

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Vitamin & Mineral

Vitamin & mineral salts build our body fit for work. They also remain away diseases. By pleasing fertile and definite added vegetables, eggs, fish, meat, and fruits liver along with by drinking milk we can get vitamins. Such foods also control mineral salts. Water is bringing into being in almost all food. Of course we also drink water. Water helps us to absorb our food. It too wheels the warm of the body & keeps our blood healthy.

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Food adulteration

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