Memorial Health University Medical Center

Memorial Health University Medical Center, located in Savannah, Georgia, is a comprehensive healthcare provider dedicated to delivering high-quality medical services to the Southeast Georgia and Southern South Carolina communities. Established in 1955, the center has grown into a leading institution offering a wide range of specialized care.

Comprehensive Medical Services

The center provides a broad spectrum of medical services, including:

• Heart Care: Advanced cardiovascular treatments to manage and prevent heart-related conditions.
• Cancer Care: State-of-the-art oncology services, including radiation therapy and access to clinical trials.
• Trauma Care: As the region's only Level I Trauma Center, it offers critical care for severe injuries.
• Children's Care: Pediatric services through the dedicated Children's Hospital of Savannah, featuring a 92-bed Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
• Women's Health: Comprehensive care for women at all life stages, from obstetrics to gynecological services.
• Surgical Services: A variety of procedures, including general, joint replacement, and weight management surgeries, utilizing robotic-assisted techniques for enhanced recovery.

Educational and Community Engagement

Memorial Health is committed to medical education and community involvement. The Savannah campus of Mercer University School of Medicine is situated within the hospital, fostering a collaborative environment for medical students and residents.

Additionally, the hospital offers a volunteer program and spiritual care services to support patients and their families.

Locations

Memorial Health operates multiple facilities across the region, including:

• Memorial Health University Medical Center: The main hospital in Savannah, GA.
• Memorial Health Dwaine & Cynthia Willett Children's Hospital of Savannah: Dedicated pediatric care facility.
• Memorial Health Meadows Hospital: Located in Vidalia, GA.
• Wilmington Island, GA, USA
• Pooler, GA, USA

These facilities collectively serve over 35 counties, ensuring accessible and comprehensive healthcare for the community.