COWLES CLINIC GREENSBORO GEORGIA Medical Center, Over 36 Medical Practices with 60 Specialties, Cowles Clinic Medical Center

COWLES CLINIC Medical Center Greensboro Georgia,

Over 36 Medical Practices with 60 Specialties,Cowles Clinic

COWLES CLINIC Medical Center Greensboro GA.

1000 Cowles Clinic Way

Aspen Cottage, Suite A-400

Greensboro, GA 30642

  Cowles Clinic Greensboro Phone Number  
706-454-0111 

 

 Dr. Robert Cowles III, established Cowles Clinic in 2004 after relocating his Atlanta based urology practice to the lake area. Dr. Cowles' vision was to meet the health care needs of the burgeoning Lake Oconee community by recruiting leading physicians to create an expert medical team.

Over 36 Medical Practices, and over 60 Specialties

The clinic's specialties include: Addiction Medicine, Anesthesiology, Audiology, Cardiology, Corneal Surgery, Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery - Ophthalmic, Dermatology, ENT, Executive Health, Family Practice, Gastroenterology, General Surgery - Laparoscopy & Endoscopy, Gynecology, Hematology, Internal Medicine, Interventional Radiology, Mohs Surgery, Nephrology, Neurology, Oncology, Ophthalmology, Optometry, Orthopedics, Pain Management, Pediatrics, Pathology, Physical Therapy, Podiatry, Psychiatry, Psychology, Pulmonology, Radiation Oncology, Radiology, Radiotherapy, Retina, Vitreous and Macula Medicine, Sleep Medicine, Sports Medicine, Urology, Vascular Medicine, Cowles Clinic Laboratory and Saint Joseph's Imaging Center at Cowles Clinic.

Georgia Center for TOTAL CANCER CARE Cowles Clinic Greensboro GA. Georgia Cancer Specialists,Atlanta Oncology Associates

Georgia Center for TOTAL CANCER CARE Cowles Clinic Greensboro GA. 

Georgia Cancer Specialists, Atlanta Oncology Associates

GEORGIA CENTER For TOTAL CANCER CARE Greensboro

Cowles Clinic

1000 Cowles Clinic Way

Aspen Cottage, Suite A-400

Greensboro, GA 30642

Cowles Clinic Phone Number 706-454-0111

Fax - Administration: (706) 454-0028

Bruce L. Kirby
Chief Executive Officer
706-454-0027

Atlanta Oncology Associates

(706) 454-1624

Georgia Cancer Specialists

(706) 454-0159


Cowles Clinic is the largest and most advanced multi-specialty medical campus in the Lake Oconee region.

PREGNANCY CENTER GREENSBORO GEORGIA, First Call Pregnancy Health Center Greensboro Georgia Greene County

PREGNANCY CENTER GREENSBORO GEORGIA, 

First Call Pregnancy Health Center Greensboro Georgia Greene County

FIRST CALL PREGNANCY CENTER HEALTH CARE Greensboro Ga.

 1531 W Broad St
Greensboro, GA 30642-2111

First Call Phone Number 706-453-1908

  

Founded in 2005, First Call Pregnancy Center provides a variety of free services and programs to meet client needs.

Services include:

• Free pregnancy tests with immediate results
• Accurate Information on Pregnancy Options
• Ultrasound
• Maternity and Baby Clothes Available for Clients
• Prenatal and Infant Care Education
• Referrals to Community Resources and Agencies
• Post-Abortion Counseling and Support Groups
• 800-395-HELP 24 Hours

All services are free and confidential

GREENE COUNTY EMS,Greene County Georgia, Greensboro GA. EMS Advanced Life Support Ambulance Truck

GREENE COUNTY EMS,Greene County Georgia,

Greensboro GA. EMS Advanced Life Support Ambulance Truck

GREENSBORO GREENE COUNTY GEORGIA EMS

2070 S Main St

Greensboro, GA 30642-2762 

 

EMS County Phone Number 706-453-2767 ‎ 

GREENE COUNTY EMS, Greene County Georgia,

Greensboro GA. EMS Advanced Life Support Ambulance

SAINT JOSEPH'S, St. Josephs Hospital, Greensboro Georgia, Greene County GA. Saint Joseph's Health Systems of Atlanta Hospital

SAINT JOSEPH'S, St. Josephs Hospital, Greensboro Georgia, Greene County GA.

Old Minnie G. Boswell Memorial Hospital now Saint Joseph's Heath Systems of Atlanta

New hospital building to be built south at Reynolds Plantation area on Highway 44


SAINT JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL  Greensboro
1201 Siloam Road, GA. Highway 15
Greensboro, GA. 30642

Hospital Phone Number 706-453-7331 
Fax: (706) 453-2812

SAINT JOSEPH'S, St. Josephs Hospital Emergency Entrance, 

Greensboro Georgia, Greene County GA.

Old Minnie G. Boswell Memorial Hospital 

  December 1, 2007

Greensboro's long-troubled Minnie G. Boswell Memorial Hospital is changing hands again, three years after a Florida-based company pulled the medical facility from the brink of shutting down.
St. Joseph's Hospital System of Atlanta, which is expected to own the hospital at the end of year, won't close it right away, but that's all patients and employees know right now.
And news of the sale once again has spurred talk of a new regional medical center for Greene and surrounding counties.
In 2004, Pacer Health Corp. bought the rural community's 25-bed hospital for a song, just days before the then-nonprofit facility was set to close following a long period of financial loss and poor management.
Before Pacer bought it, residents speculated that if the old hospital closed, private clinics in the county would compete for its certificate of need - the state-issued license needed to provide medical care in an area - in order to build a new hospital near the county's affluent Lake Oconee community.
Instead, the certificate went to Pacer in the sale, which kept the hospital open and tried to improve its reputation.
Now St. Joseph's, a respected metropolitan specialty hospital not known for buying other hospitals, is set to take over both the Boswell Hospital operation and its certificate of need.
"For the time being, everything is going to be the same," said Lynn Peterson, spokeswoman for the Atlanta hospital.
Boswell Hospital for now will stay where it is on the east side of Greensboro as a hospital with emergency services, Peterson said.
But St. Joseph's looks at the purchase as a way to expand the medical specialties it already offers in Greene County, she said, referring to the private Cowles Clinic at Lake Oconee. St. Joseph's physicians for two years have offered services there like cardiology, podiatry and plastic surgery.
St. Joseph's also plans to consult with neighboring hospitals and physicians "to further strengthen health care in the region," St. Joseph's CEO Kirk Wilson said in a statement announcing the purchase.
St. Joseph's officials have no firm long-term plans, however, Peterson said.
Before announcing the sale, Pacer had been planning to build a new hospital west of Greensboro near Interstate 20 in what the company said would be a central location, within reach both for residents of the gated lake communities and poorer longtime locals on the east side of Greene County.
St. Joseph's directors eventually may look to move the hospital, officials said, but it's unclear whether they would want the site Pacer had in mind or some place closer to the lake.