What is Emory Johns Creek known for?

Emory Johns Creek Hospital supports award-winning centers and programs that advance the science of medicine while providing outstanding patient care. Some of these centers include the Emory Bariatrics Center at Johns Creek, Breast Imaging Center, Hyperbarics and Wound Care Services and the Birth Center.

Is Emory University hospital a Level 1 trauma center?

Emory’s combined emergency departments see more than 290,000 patients a year in six metro Atlanta emergency departments, including the region’s primary Level 1 trauma center and the region’s leading adult and pediatric referral centers.

How many beds does Emory Johns Creek Hospital have?

110-bed
Emory Johns Creek Hospital is a 110-bed, all private room community hospital in Johns Creek, Georgia. Emory Johns Creek opened in February of 2007 and features a medical staff comprised of community and Emory physicians of more than 600 doctors in 43 specialties.

Does Emory have an ER?

Emergency Department. Our Emergency Department (ED) is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and is staffed with emergency medical physicians and nursing specialists at all times. The entire ED staff is committed to providing you and your family with the highest quality of care in a private, comfortable setting.

How many Level 1 trauma centers are in Georgia?

Georgia’s four Level I trauma centers are Grady Memorial Hospital (Atlanta); Medical Center of Central Georgia (Macon); Medical College of Georgia Hospitals and Clinics (Augusta); and, Memorial Health University Medical Center (Savannah).

Why is it called Johns Creek?

Johns Creek’s name comes from John Rogers’s son, Johnson K. Rogers. A local tributary was named after him, and the name “Johns Creek” eventually came to be the name of the area. In 1831, much of the land in the former Cherokee Nation north of the Chattahoochee was combined into the massive Cherokee County.