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Shelby Baptist South TowerBuilding on faith, a dedicated staff, and 50 years of devoted service, Shelby Baptist Medical Center’s new South Tower features 101 new private rooms, including a new Medical Intensive Care Unit. This historic $92-million investment makes semi-private rooms a thing of the past and combines the latest technology, patient comforts, and family-friendly conveniences in the area’s most modern healthcare facility. More ... |
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Bay Medical TowersBay Medical Center is undertaking the largest expansion in its 60-year history. The project includes a five-story patient care tower and a new energy center to provide infrastructure for our growth and to maintain primary operations during power outages and severe weather. This expansion will prepare Bay Medical for the future of medical technology and for the continued growth of our community. More ... |
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St. Vincent's South TowerOpening in December 2006 two months ahead of schedule, the new seven-story, 218,950-square-foot South Tower at St. Vincent’s Birmingham houses a new Emergency Department, 90 med/surg beds and shell space. Blending beautifully with the existing components on the medical campus, the expansion is linked to the existing main hospital via a public connector and is sited tightly adjacent to busy thoroughfares in its metropolitan setting. |
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Healthsouth New MexicoHealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital, in Albuquerque is a 67-bed acute medical rehabilitation hospital that offers comprehensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services for individuals with physical limitations from an illness or injury. We also offer a full service home health care agency. We pride ourselves on having the latest, highly specialized technology to help each patient meet their rehabilitation goals. Our hospital services the entire state of New Mexico. |
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Healthsouth Northern VirginiaHealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Northern Virginia is a new, 40-bed rehabilitation hospital that offers comprehensive rehabilitative treatments for patients who want to regain the independence and confidence to return home and get back to their normal activities after a disabling illness or injury. Our programs and treatments are the next step in the continuity of care and are designed to restore and strengthen patients. |
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Wallace State Burrow CenterThe Evelyn Burrow Museum of Wallace State Community College is a unique collection of decorative arts from the Victorian era to modern times, from fine examples of delicately crafted porcelain to artful everyday wares. This extraordinary collection includes more than 5,000 objects primarily of porcelain and pottery, glass, and bronze, highlights of which are displayed thematically throughout the museum. Visitors are invited to share Mrs. Burrow's appreciation for the decorative arts, her passion for collecting, and her particular love of horses in this exhibition. |
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