Johnson City Medical Center

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Name :

Johnson City Medical Center

Address  :

400 N. State of Franklin Road

Town  :

Johnson City

State  :

Tennessee

Country  :

USA

Post Code:

37604 6094

Phone  :

423 431 6111

Web URL  :

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Facilities

Total Number Of Beds : 488

Description
Johnson City Medical Center JCMC MSHAs flagship facility is a 488bed regional tertiary referral center for the entire service area JCMC is one of six Level 1 Trauma Centers in the state of Tennessee As East Tennessees leading Heart Hospital JCMC has been named as a Top 100 Heart Hospitals by Solucient JCMC is also the leading Cancer Center in the region enjoying relationships with Harvard Duke and Vanderbilt JCMC is the first and one of two Nurse Magnet hospitals in the State

Since 1911 Johnson City Medical Center JCMC has been dedicated to helping the people of our region attain their highest possible level of health The second hospital built in Tennessee JCMC is a comprehensive acutecare teaching hospital affiliated with East Tennessee State University JCMC is a major medical referral center and home to Wings Air Rescue the regions largest fleet of dedicated emergency medical air ambulances with bases in Tennessee Virginia and Kentucky
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