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Emory University Hospital

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Emory University Hospital, founded in 1904, is a leading academic medical center in Atlanta with 853 licensed beds. It is nationally recognized for excellence, particularly in cardiology, cardiac surgery, oncology, transplantation, ophthalmology, and neurosciences, and is frequently ranked among the top hospitals in the United States.

NPI Number : 1588640692

1364 Clifton Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30322, USA

+1 404-712-2000

www.emoryhealthcare.org

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Departments

General Surgery

Internal Medicine

Supportive (Palliative) Care

Emergency Medicine

Family & Preventive Medicine

Anesthesiology

Dermatology

Appointment Information

Department	Online Appointment	Phone Scheduling	Walk-In Availability	Same-Day Appointment
Genetics (Human Genetics Clinic)	No	(404) 778-0834 or (800) 200-1524	No	Not specified
Neurosurgery	No	404-778-5770	No	Not specified
Student Health Services	Yes (Student Health Portal)	404-727-7551	No (Appointment Only)	Urgent care: online booking, or call if not available
Most Specialties/Services	Yes (Emory MyChart)	Available (varies by dept.)	No	Some same-day and next-day access

Visiting Hours

Department	Walk-In Patient Visits	Same-Day Patient Visitation	Scheduling Visits by Phone	Online Patient Visitation Options	General Notes
Cardiology	Permitted during standard visitor hours (9:00 am - 9:00 pm); subject to department or unit-specific limitations	Available; may depend on current unit policy and capacity	Recommended for arranging visits requiring coordination or special needs	Not routinely available; online/virtual visitation not specified for most units	Visitors are required to comply with all current health and safety protocols, including COVID-19 policies
Emergency Department	Permitted but may be restricted based on patient acuity and department status	Available, based on emergency care needs	Recommended to call before arriving to check current protocols	Not available	Visitor access may be adjusted for infection prevention or surge status
General Medicine	Permitted during standard visitor hours	Available as capacity allows	Phone scheduling is supported for coordinated visits or updates	Not specified	All visitors must adhere to masking and screening policies
ICU	Permitted with additional restrictions; consult unit for specific policies	Dependent on patient condition and hospital policies; available for immediate family	Required; recommended to schedule due to stricter access	Not specified; virtual visits may be arranged case-by-case	Special family zones available; visitor rules may change for safety
Oncology (Winship Cancer Institute)	Permitted with special guidance to protect immune-compromised patients	Subject to approval by clinical care team	Recommended to coordinate with care team	Not routinely provided; ask staff about possible virtual options	Masking and screening frequently required; check for updated protocols
Surgery	Permitted prior to/after procedure, subject to surgical schedule	Available as operations allow	Phone scheduling required for pre/post-op visitation	Not specified	Access may be limited during high-risk periods or post-anesthesia

Important Doctors

Emory University Hospital Information

Management and Leadership Team

Department	Name	Title	Area of Expertise	Key Role(s)
Administration	Ravi Thadhani, MD, MPH	Executive Vice President for Health Affairs	Healthcare Leadership, Academic Medicine	Oversees all health affairs, strategic vision, and integration across the enterprise
Administration	Penny Z. Castellano, MD	President	Clinical Operations, Internal Medicine	Leads overall hospital operations, strategic development, and executive decision-making
Finance	Christopher L. Augostini	Chief Financial Officer	Financial Strategy, Healthcare Finance	Manages financial planning, budgeting, and fiscal sustainability
Human Resources	Rock Anderson	Chief Human Resources Officer	Human Resources, Organizational Development	Oversees talent acquisition, staff development, and HR strategy
Clinical Operations	Scott Boden, MD	Chief Medical Officer	Orthopaedics, Clinical Quality	Ensures patient care quality, clinical protocols, and safety
Informatics	Alistair Erskine, MD, MBA	Chief Information Officer	Medical Informatics, Digital Health	Oversees health IT, data strategy, and digital transformation
Research	M. Daniele Fallin, PhD	Dean, Rollins School of Public Health	Public Health, Epidemiology	Leads research and public health initiatives
Pharmacy	R. Donald Harvey, PharmD	Director of Clinical Oncology Research	Oncology, Pharmacology	Leads oncology research, improves patient pharmaceutical care
Infectious Diseases	R. Paul Johnson, MD	Director, Yerkes National Primate Research Center	Infectious Diseases, Research Leadership	Oversees research on infectious diseases and translational medicine
Education	Gregory H. Jones, EdD, MBA, MSC	Dean for Academic Affairs	Healthcare Education, Administration	Manages education strategy and academic program development
Spiritual Health	Va´Nechia Rayford, M.Div	Director of Spiritual Health & Staff Support	Spiritual Care, Staff Support	Oversees spiritual health and wellness for patients and staff
Spiritual Health	Darrell Robinson, M.Div, BCC	Campus Director, EUOSH; Associate Director, EUH Operating Unit	Spiritual Health Administration	Leads campus spiritual health programs and staff support
Spiritual Health	Gene Robinson, DMin	Director, Spiritual Health Wesley Woods; Associate Director, EUH Operating Unit	Spiritual Care, Healthcare Administration	Directs spiritual health services at multiple facilities
Spiritual Health	Maureen Jenci Shelton, M.Div	Director of Education, Spiritual Health	ACPE Education, Spiritual Health	Oversees spiritual health education and training for staff
Spiritual Health	Caroline Peacock, LCSW, M.Div	Director of Spiritual Health, Winship Cancer Institute; Vice Chair of Wellness, Hematology/Oncology	Psychology, Spiritual Care, Oncology Wellness	Leads spiritual health and wellness initiatives in oncology
Spiritual Health	Bridget L. Piggue, Th.D	Director of Spiritual Health, Emory University Hospital Midtown	Pastoral Care, Spiritual Health Administration	Manages spiritual care for Midtown campus
Spiritual Health	Raymond Walker III, MDiv, BCC	Manager of Spiritual Health and Community Care, Winship	Community Care, Spiritual Health	Directs community and patient spiritual support
Spiritual Health	Eloise Reid, JM	Business Manager, Spiritual Health	Healthcare Operations, Business Administration	Manages business operations for the spiritual health department
Spiritual Health	Maurice Appelbaum	Manager, Spiritual Health Online Program	Program Management, Spiritual Health	Oversees online spiritual health support and education

Average Salary

Department	Consultation Fee (USD)	Common Procedure Fee (USD)	Cost Variations	Financial Assistance & Insurance Options
Cardiology	Approx. $250 - $350	EKG: $100 - $200 Stress Test: $350 - $600 Echocardiogram: $600 - $1,200	Costs increase with complex procedures (e.g., cardiac catheterization, advanced imaging); higher if multiple specialists involved or if in-patient care required.	Insurance accepted; patient assistance and payment plans available; eligibility for No Surprises Act protection; out-of-pocket costs vary by plan.
Neurology	Approx. $250 - $400	EEG: $500 - $1,000 EMG: $600 - $1,200 Brain MRI: $1,200 - $2,000	Pricing depends on diagnostic complexity, specialist involvement, and additional imaging/testing.	Insurance accepted; financial assistance and payment plans offered; coverage varies by service.
Oncology	Approx. $300 - $500	Chemotherapy (per session): $2,000 - $5,000 Radiation Therapy (per course): $8,000 - $15,000 Biopsy: $2,000 - $4,500	Significant variation based on cancer type, treatment regimen, and personalized treatment plans.	Insurance accepted; extensive patient assistance programs; Emory has in-house specialty pharmacy to support medication access and reduce costs.
Orthopedics	Approx. $225 - $350	X-ray: $100 - $200 Joint Injection: $300 - $600 Knee Replacement: $25,000 - $45,000	Costs are higher for surgical interventions or when advanced imaging/rehabilitation required; varies by surgical complexity and post-op care.	Insurance accepted; payment plans and financial aid available; cost estimates provided pre-procedure.
Outpatient Services	Primary Care: $25 - $50 Specialty: $30 - $50	Physical Exam: $30 Dermatology: $30 Urgent Care: $25	Prices may increase for extended appointments, complex care, or added diagnostics/specialist involvement.	Insurance and payment plans accepted; financial assistance programs for qualified patients.

Support Programs for Patients

Department/Program	Service Type	Description	Eligibility/Details
Financial Assistance/Charity Care	Financial Assistance	Provides 100% charity care or discounted care for eligible low-income patients, including those uninsured or underinsured.	100% charity care if family income =125% FPL (uninsured/underinsured); 100% for uninsured patients =225% FPL; discounted care up to 322% FPL; catastrophic care for significant expenses; includes Medicaid non-covered charges.
Financial Counseling (Winship Cancer Institute)	Financial Assistance	Free financial counseling for managing the costs of care, especially for cancer treatment.	Available to all patients, with a focus on those experiencing financial hardship.
Community Clinics	Day Care Centers, Primary Care	Clinics provide medical care for homeless, uninsured, and Medicaid/Medicare eligible individuals in the community.	Serves homeless (24% of visits), working poor (69%), Medicaid/Medicare eligible (7%).
Patient Advocacy (Dollar For Partnership)	Financial Assistance Navigation	Helps patients apply for medical bill forgiveness and charity care programs.	Available for all patients, especially those unable to pay hospital bills, free of charge.
In-Home Care (Emory Healthcare Network)	In-Home Care Services	Access to in-home medical care and support services for chronic or long-term needs.	Generally for patients transitioning from hospital to home or with mobility issues; eligibility may vary.
Palliative Care Program	Palliative Care	Comprehensive palliative care services for symptom management, quality of life, and family support for those with serious illness.	Available for patients with life-limiting or chronic illnesses; referrals typically made by treating physicians.
Social Work & Support Services	Social Support	Assists with accessing community resources, applying for assistance, transportation, counseling, and long-term care planning.	Available to all patients; specialized services for low-income and vulnerable populations.
Medication Assistance Program	Financial Assistance for Medications	Provides support for low- or no-cost medications through Emory Healthcare pharmacies.	Eligibility based on financial need as determined by financial assistance policy.

Payment Plans

Payment Plan	Installment Options	Interest Rate	Fees	Flexibility	Eligibility	Department A-Z Sort by
CarePayment Program	Monthly Installments	0.00% APR (interest-free)	$15 annual membership fee if balance remains	Flexible terms for all balances	All patients with a balance	All Departments
Financial Assistance	Based on individual circumstances	Not specified	No fee specified	Adjustable based on income/need	Uninsured: up to 225% FPL; Underinsured: up to 125% FPL	All Departments
MyChart Online Billing	One-time or scheduled payments	Not specified	No fee specified	User chooses payment amount/frequency	All patients with online access	All Departments
Student Health Billing	Payment at time of service or deferred to student account	Not specified	No fee specified	Eligible for account transfer/payment plan	Emory University students	Student Health

Cost Consulting

Department	Financial Counseling Service	Guidance on Treatment Costs	Financial Support Options
Patient Financial Services	Free financial counseling available to help manage costs; counselors assist with insurance and billing, especially for cancer care.	Yes, provides clear guidance on treatment costs before starting care; assistance with understanding bills and estimates.	Charity Care (100% adjustment for families =125% FPL); Indigent Care (100% for uninsured 126%-225% FPL); Catastrophic Care Assistance (case-by-case for high expenses); Medicaid non-covered charge adjustments; Discounted care for qualified self-pay and underinsured patients; Financial assistance for medications from Emory pharmacies.
Winship Cancer Institute	Free financial counselors available at multiple locations to help with financial aspects of cancer treatment.	Yes, counselors review costs, billing, and available support prior to care.	Assistance in applying for financial aid and charity care; Advocacy support; Referrals to medication assistance programs; Help with insurance eligibility and coverage options.
Community Patient Advocates (e.g., Dollar For)	Help with applying for hospital charity programs and negotiating medical debt forgiveness, free of charge.	Personalized assessment of treatment costs and eligibility before care begins.	Support in accessing free or discounted care for families under set income thresholds; Guidance through financial relief applications; Advocacy with hospital billing.

Hospital for patients with disabilities or special needs

Accommodation Category	Details	Department
Physical Accessibility	Wheelchair-accessible facilities; mobility/transportation assistance; accessible routes and restrooms	Department of Accessibility Services (DAS)
Assistive Devices	Provision and support for assistive technology; alternative testing arrangements; note taking services	DAS
Communication Aids	Interpreting services; accessible communication formats upon request	DAS
Priority Services	Priority registration; advocacy assistance; individualized accommodation planning	DAS, Center for Holistic Student Success
Staff Training	Training on ADA compliance, reasonable accommodations, and inclusive care practices for faculty and staff	DAS
Accommodation Process	Online portal for confidential submission and management of requests; evaluation, planning, and implementation support	DAS

Digital Health Services

Department	Digital Health Service	Description	Patient Support/Benefits
Telemedicine & Virtual Visits	Emory Connected Care (Telehealth)	Secure online video consultations with providers using computers, tablets, or smartphones.	- Access care from home - Reduces travel requirements - Facilitates real-time patient-provider communication
Remote Nursing Care	Virtual Nursing Initiative	AI-driven telehealth technology for remote patient assessments, monitoring, admissions, medication management, education, and discharge via a nurse control room.	- Continuous monitoring without physical presence - Enhances patient safety (e.g., fall prevention) - Provides timely education and discharge planning - Reduces nurse documentation burden
Medical Records & Patient Access	Digital Health Record Access	Modernized EMR access for clinicians, including integration with devices (e.g., MacBook Air), unified IT structure, and expanded patient data access.	- Patients and clinicians have improved access to records - Streamlines care coordination - Supports continuity of care across departments
Remote Monitoring Tools	VirtuSense Spatial Intelligence	AI-powered room monitoring to identify risks (e.g., falls), with real-time alerts to staff and remote support for patients.	- Enables round-the-clock patient monitoring - Improves early intervention and patient outcomes - Reduces in-hospital incidents
Patient Portals	Online Patient Portal	Secure web platform for patients to view appointments, test results, medical history, communicate with providers, and manage care.	- Empowers patients with health information - Enhances self-management abilities - Simplifies follow-up and ongoing communication

Collaborations / Educational Programs

Department	Educational Program	Rotations / Practical Training	Classes & Seminars	Notes
Pediatrics	Third Year Clerkship, Fourth Year Sub-Internship	Outpatient primary care Inpatient hospital medicine Inpatient subspecialty pediatrics Newborn nursery Emergency room	Clinical and didactic experiences Problem-solving strategies Foundation in pediatric fundamentals	6-week clerkship (3rd year) 4-week sub-internship (4th year, “acting intern” role)
Internal Medicine	Third Year Clerkship, Medicine Sub-Internship	Eight weeks of hospital-based general internal medicine (split into two four-week rotations) Patient care as part of interdisciplinary teams	Hospital-based learning Supervision by faculty Primary provider role experiences	Rotations at Grady Memorial, Emory University Hospital, Midtown, VA Required for 3rd year
Radiology & Imaging Sciences	Clinical Elective, Advanced Clinical Elective Rotation	4-week elective Exposure to abdominal, cardiothoracic, interventional, neuroradiology, breast, nuclear medicine, musculoskeletal, pediatric imaging	Didactic sessions Daily readouts Opportunity to attend resident lectures	Includes computer-based exam at end of third year Scholarships for URiM students
Visiting Students	Elective Rotations (4th Year)	Participation in Emory clinical rotations Direct application for international 4th year students	Integration in existing clinical electives/seminars	Application required, spaces vary

Collaborative Research Projects

Department	Collaborative Project	Details	Impact on Healthcare Professionals
Cystic Fibrosis & Pulmonary Care	Emory+Children’s Cystic Fibrosis Center of Excellence	Joint with Georgia Tech via CF-AIR; develops new therapies, drugs, and devices for cystic fibrosis patients.	Offers clinical training, fosters research skills, and provides education/outreach for the next generation of researchers and clinicians.
Pediatrics	Emory+Children’s Pediatric Research Center	Collaborative research with Georgia Tech and Morehouse School of Medicine to advance pediatric health through innovative clinical trials and translational science.	Enables cross-disciplinary training and exposure to pediatric research innovation, advancing pediatric clinical expertise.
Infectious Diseases	Serious Communicable Diseases Program	Research collaboration with NIOSH, Wayne State, University of Texas Houston to develop healthcare worker training and safe patient care strategies, especially for respiratory pathogen pandemics.	Enhances healthcare worker preparedness, rapid deployment skills, and training methodologies nationally.
Biomedical Engineering	Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering	Joint program with Georgia Tech for development and translation of medical devices and technologies through clinical trials and engineering collaboration.	Supports medical device innovation, multidisciplinary training, and professional growth in translational medicine and engineering.
Clinical Research	Georgia Clinical and Translational Science Alliance	National network to streamline the translational research process and accelerate the delivery of new treatments.	Provides training opportunities, enhances translational research skills, and accelerates access to new therapies for healthcare teams.
Medical Devices & Pediatrics	Atlantic Pediatric Device Consortium	Partnership with Georgia Tech and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to foster innovation in pediatric medical devices through collaborative review, testing, and development.	Drives creativity and hands-on involvement in device innovation for clinicians and researchers.
Global Health Research	Atlanta Global Research and Education Collaborative	Multi-institutional initiative supporting global research and education in the Atlanta region, including Emory and five other universities.	Provides global collaboration and research exposure, enhancing professional development in international health.
Environmental Health	SCAPE (Air Quality & Health Effects)	Joint research with Georgia Tech on air pollution’s health impacts, involving cross-disciplinary studies and public health insights.	Fosters expertise in environmental health, analytic skills, and cross-sector collaboration for healthcare professionals.
Genomics & Infectious Diseases	Marine Mammal Genomics Collaboration	Collaboration with Georgia Aquarium to study genomics, infectious diseases, and antibiotic resistance in marine mammals, with translational implications for human health.	Expands research boundaries into comparative medicine, providing unique training opportunities in genomics and infectious disease dynamics.

Professional Development Programs

Department	Affiliated Professional Organizations	Professional Development Programs
Anesthesiology	American Society of Anesthesiologists, Emory Healthcare Network	Continuing Medical Education (CME), Clinical Fellowships, Research Symposia
Emergency Medicine	Grady Memorial Hospital Partnership, Emory Healthcare Network	Residency Training, Simulation Training, Trauma Conferences
Cardiology	American College of Cardiology, Emory Healthcare Network	CME, Fellowships, Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Certification
Child Health/Pediatrics	Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Emory Healthcare Network	Pediatric Fellowships, CME, Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
Diagnostic Radiology	American College of Radiology, Emory Healthcare Network	Imaging Workshops, CME, Residency Training
Laboratory Medicine/Pathology	Emory Healthcare Network	Pathology Fellowships, Lab Medicine CME, Research Training
Oncology	Winship Cancer Institute, Emory Healthcare Network	Oncology Fellowships, CME, Cancer Research Training
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation	American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Emory DPT Clinical Affiliations	DPT Clinical Education, CME, Rehabilitation Research Programs
Nursing	Emory Healthcare Network	Nurse Residency, Professional Nursing Development, CEUs
Surgery	Emory Healthcare Network, Grady Memorial Hospital Partnership	Surgical Fellowships, CME, Skills Labs
Veterans Health	Atlanta VA Medical Center, Emory Healthcare Network	VA Residency Rotations, CME, Veteran-focused Care Training

Certification and Accreditation Programs

Department	Certification Program	Accreditation/Certifying Body
Cardiology	EKG Technician	National Healthcareer Association (NHA)
Clinical Assistant	Clinical Medical Assistant	National Healthcareer Association (NHA)
Clinical Support	Sterile Processing & Surgical Technologist	Certification Board for Sterile Processing and Distribution (CBSPD) / Healthcare Sterile Processing Association (HSPA)
Clinical Support	Clinical Nurse Aide	Georgia Medical Care Foundation / Georgia Nurse Aide Registry
Pharmacy	Pharmacy Technician	Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB)
Dialysis	Dialysis Technician	Board of Nephrology Examiners Nursing and Technology (BONENT)
Veterinary Services	Veterinary Assistant	National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America (NAVTA)
Health and Wellness	Health and Wellness Coaching Certificate	National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching (NBHWC)
Nutrition	Emory Healthy Kitchen Collaborative	Emory University Certificate
Healthcare Administration	Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certificate - Healthcare Specialization	International Association for Six Sigma Certification (IASSC)
Emergency Care	First Aid, CPR, AED	National Safety Council (NSC)
Psychiatry	Psychiatric Advance Directives Improve Care	Emory University Certificate
Health Equity	Advancing Global Health Equity	Emory University Certificate

Internship and Observation Programs

Department	Program Name	Eligibility	Duration/Timing	Description	Compensation
Anesthesiology Finance	Administrative Internship	Undergraduate & Graduate Students	10 weeks, May–August	Full-time summer placements, project-based work, selection by interest and department needs	$17.54/hr (UG), $20.54/hr (Grad)
Emory University Hospital Nursing	Administrative Internship	Undergraduate & Graduate Students	10 weeks, May–August	Full-time summer placements in nursing, project-based assignments	$17.54/hr (UG), $20.54/hr (Grad)
Finance (Hospital/Health System)	Administrative Internship	Undergraduate & Graduate Students	10 weeks, May–August	Exposure to finance operations in hospital and health system settings	$17.54/hr (UG), $20.54/hr (Grad)
Facilities Management & Engineering	Administrative Internship	Undergraduate & Graduate Students	10 weeks, May–August	Facilities and operations management exposure; project deliverables	$17.54/hr (UG), $20.54/hr (Grad)
Lean Promotion Office	Administrative Internship	Undergraduate & Graduate Students	10 weeks, May–August	Work on quality/process improvement projects	$17.54/hr (UG), $20.54/hr (Grad)
Emory School of Medicine – Health Services Research Center	Health Services Research Internship	Graduate Students (Rollins School of Public Health)	Varies	Internship for graduate students focused on health services research	Varies
General (Multiple Academic/Clinical Departments)	Summer College Internship Program	Rising Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors, Graduate Students	10 or 12 weeks, June–August	Hands-on experience, open to students enrolled at accredited colleges, multiple disciplines	$17.54/hr (UG), $19.00/hr (Grad)
General (Multiple Academic/Clinical Departments)	Undergraduate Intern (ETS) Summer Internship	Undergraduate Students (Completed 1+ years)	10 or 12 weeks, Summer	Internship positions across various Emory departments, tasks vary by department	Varies

Hospital Academic Awards and Achievements

Department	Award	Recipient/Rank	Year
General Hospital	U.S. News & World Report: 1 Hospital in Metro Atlanta and Georgia	Emory University Hospital	2024
Hospital Medicine	Hospitalist Site Director Award	Ankit Agrawal, MD	2024
Hospital Medicine	Ronan Cajimat Memorial Clinical Excellence Award	Claudia Griffin, PA	2024
Hospital Medicine	Ronan Cajimat Memorial Clinical Excellence Award	Fabiola Cadet, RN	2024
Primary Care	Achievement in Primary Care Innovation Award	Division Recipients	2024
Primary Care	Primary Care Team-Spirit Award for Excellence in Clinical and Staff Wellness	Division Recipients	2024
Primary Care	Transformational Leadership Award	Division Recipients	2024
School of Medicine	Recognition Programs for Teaching, Clinical Care, and Research	Faculty, Students, Alumni	2024

Hospital Specialization and Expertise Opportunit

Department	Residency/Specialty Training Programs
Anesthesiology	Anesthesiology Residency
Dermatology	Dermatology Residency
Emergency Medicine	Emergency Medicine Residency
Family & Preventive Medicine	Family & Preventive Medicine Residency
Human Genetics	Human Genetics Residency
Internal Medicine	Categorical Track Residency Primary Care Track Residency ABIM Research Track Residency StARR (Stimulating Access to Research in Residency) Program
Hematology and Medical Oncology	Hematology and Medical Oncology Fellowship
Neurosurgery	Neurosurgery Residency
Nursing	Nurse Residency Program

Hospital Residency and Assistantship Programs

Department	Program Type	Description
Anesthesiology	Residency/Fellowship	Graduate medical training in anesthesia and perioperative care.
Cardiology	Fellowship	Advanced training in cardiovascular medicine.
Dermatology	Residency	Specialty training in diagnosis and treatment of skin disorders.
Emergency Medicine	Residency	Training in acute care for emergency medical conditions.
Family & Preventive Medicine	Residency	Primary care and preventive health residency program.
Hematology and Medical Oncology	Fellowship	Advanced study in blood disorders and cancer.
Human Genetics	Residency/Fellowship	Medical genetics research and clinical care training.
Internal Medicine	Residency (Categorical, Primary Care, Research Tracks)	Broad-based training in adult medicine; multiple specialized tracks offered.
Neurosurgery	Residency	Surgical training in neurological and spine disorders.
StARR Program	Residency/Research Track	Residency with focus on infectious diseases, inflammation, and immunology research.
Nurse Residency	Nurse Residency	One-year transition program for new graduate nurses.

What are the activities of the hospital for patients without insurance?

Department	Service/Support Option	Description	Eligibility/Notes
Financial Assistance	Charity Care Adjustment	100% adjustment of patient owed amounts for medically necessary and emergency care	Uninsured; Family income = 225% of Federal Poverty Guidelines (varies by level: =125% for indigent, 126-225% for charity care)
Financial Assistance	Catastrophic Care Financial Assistance	Case-by-case assistance for patients with significant medical expenses	Uninsured or underinsured; review required
Financial Assistance	Discounted Services	Discounted care available above free care thresholds	Households under 322% of Federal Poverty Level may qualify for discounted services
Billing	Payment Plans	Arrangements to pay medical bills over time	Available upon request regardless of financial assistance eligibility
Emergency Care	Emergency Treatment Guarantee	Emergency care provided without regard to ability to pay or insurance status	Federal law; applies to all uninsured patients
Patient Services	Guidance on Alternative Health Insurance Options	Assistance with exploring Medicaid, ACA Marketplace, and other insurance programs	Uninsured patients; patient advocacy and financial counseling available

Hospital Research Collaborations

Department	Partner Institution/Lab	Collaboration Description	Affiliated University/Research Center
Cardiology	Georgia Research Alliance Core Facilities	Shared use of core research facilities among eight research institutions for multidisciplinary biomedical research	Georgia Research Alliance (Emory, Georgia Tech, and others)
Environmental Health	Health and Exposome Research Center (HERCULES)	Collaborative research on environmental health and the exposome concept, focusing on population health risks	Emory University, Georgia Institute of Technology
Infectious Diseases	Malaria Host-Pathogen Interaction Center	International clinical studies to develop diagnostics, antimalarial drugs, and vaccines	Emory University and international collaborators
Nanomedicine/Genetics	Nanomedicine Center for Nucleoprotein Machines	Research to understand and engineer gene correction devices for DNA repair	Emory University, collaborative partners
Pediatrics	Emory-Children’s Center, Health Sciences Research Building	Joint research in pediatric medicine, training, and innovation; translation of lab discoveries to clinical care	Emory University, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
Pediatrics	Pediatric Research Partners	Advancement of pediatric research and clinical trials in cooperation with multiple Atlanta institutions	Emory University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Morehouse School of Medicine, CDC
Public Health	Georgia ImmunoEngineering Consortium	Medical, engineering, and science collaboration for breakthroughs in cancer, infectious diseases, and therapy	Emory University, Georgia Institute of Technology
Systems Medicine	Health Systems Institute	Interdisciplinary research and education to shift healthcare from disease-focused to wellness-focused	Emory University, Georgia Institute of Technology

Mentoring and Consultancy in Hospital Education

Department	Program Name	Description	Eligibility	Structure	Application Period
School of Medicine (All Departments)	Mentor Emory	One-to-one partnering program designed to enhance personal and professional growth for both mentees and mentors.	Staff, faculty, and trainees	Individual mentor/mentee partnerships	Ongoing
School of Medicine (All Departments)	EMPACT Mentoring Program	Engages and supports underrepresented in medicine (URiM) medical students through mentorship, advocacy, and teaching.	URiM medical students	Structured mentorship and peer support	Ongoing
Department of Medicine	Pilot Mentoring Matching Program	Provides one-on-one mentorship for new early-career faculty, including guidance on academic goals, individual development plans, and structured milestones.	New early-career faculty (start date between Oct 2024–Sep 2025)	Annual matching, mentoring agreements, progress review, individual plans	Application by September 30 each year
School of Medicine (All Departments)	Career Optimization and Mentoring Program for Academic Success and Support (COMPASS)	9-month program featuring individualized mentoring, peer mentoring groups, and professional development workshops for mid-career faculty.	Mid-career faculty	Individual mentor matching, peer knowledge networks, three cohort events	Annual cycle (September–May)

Emory University Hospital Nearest Places

Hotels

0.6 km

4.4

Emory Conference Center Hotel

WiFi, indoor pool, fitness center, restaurant, pet-friendly, accessible rooms, business services

0.3 km

The University Inn at Emory

Free WiFi, complimentary breakfast, outdoor pool, pet-friendly, free parking

1.0 km

4.3

Courtyard by Marriott Atlanta Decatur Downtown/Emory

Free WiFi, indoor pool, on-site dining, fitness center, business center, meeting rooms

1.0 km

4.5

Hampton Inn & Suites Atlanta Decatur/Emory

Free WiFi, breakfast included, outdoor pool, fitness center, business center, accessible rooms

1.7 km

Super 8 by Wyndham Decatur/Dntn/Atlanta Area

Free breakfast, free WiFi, free parking, pet-friendly, non-smoking rooms, business center

0.9 km

4.3

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Atlanta-Emory University Area

Free breakfast, free WiFi, fitness center, business center, accessible rooms, free parking

Florists and Gift Shops

0.4 km

4.9

Carithers Flowers

Hand-designed gifts, same-day delivery, family-owned

0.8 km

4.7

Hall´s Flower Shop

Second-generation family-owned, wide selection of plants

0.9 km

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Emory Village Flowers & Gifts

Variety of gifts and flowers

1 km

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Maud Baker Florals

Variety of floral arrangements

1 km

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Florist One Partner

Partners with local florists, trees planting option

1 km (Outside radius, nearest to Emory Midtown)

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William Paul Floral Design

Flower delivery to hospitals

Food and Restaurant

0.8 miles

4.7

Nowak´s

American, Steakhouse, Seafood

0.9 miles

4.5

Truva Turkish Kitchen - Virginia-Highland

Turkish, Mediterranean

1.0 miles

4.7

Murphy´s Restaurant

American, Bakery, Wine Bar

1.0 miles

4.8

La Tavola Trattoria

Italian

1.1 miles

4.2

Majestic Diner

American, Diner

0.9 miles

4.6

Double Zero

Italian, Pizza

Taxi and Transportation

0.5 km

4.2

Atlanta Checker Cab

24/7 taxi service, airport transportation, equipped with safety cameras, GPS

0.8 km

OK Taxi Atlanta

Airport transportation, local rides

0.2 km

3.8

MARTA Bus Stop - Clifton Rd

Public transportation, bus line 6 service

0.1 km

4.3

Emory Shuttle Service

Campus shuttle, airport connection

0.3 km

4.5

Uber Pickup Zone

Rideshare service, mobile app booking

0.3 km

4.4

Lyft Pickup Zone

Rideshare service, mobile app booking

ATMs and Banks

0.5 km

3.8

Bank of America - Emory Village

Financial center with walk-up ATM, mobile banking, cardless transactions

0.6 km

4.1

Truist Emory Branch & ATM

Full-service branch with ATM and drive-thru

0.1 km

Credit Union 1 - Emory Hospital

Credit union branch inside hospital

0.2 km

Credit Union 1 - Emory University Hospital

Credit union services, ATM

0.9 km

3.5

Wells Fargo ATM - North Decatur Shopping Center

ATM services, mobile access code capability

0.8 km

4.2

Emory Alliance Credit Union

Full service branch

Parking Lots

Directly adjacent (0.1 km)

4.4

Lowergate East & West Parking Decks

Hourly & daily parking, accessible spaces, covered parking, directly connected to Emory University Hospital

0.5 km

4.2

Fishburne Parking Deck

Visitor parking, accessible spaces, hourly and daily rates, covered parking, short walk to hospital

0.9 km

4.1

Michael Street Parking Deck

Visitor and permit parking, accessible spaces, close to Emory clinics and hospital, covered parking

Shopping Malls

0.7 km

4.3

The Point Shopping Center

CVS Pharmacy, Dance 101, Emily J Aveda Salon, F45 Training, LOFT, Orangetheory Fitness, restaurants

0.9 km

4.5

Emory Village

Shops, restaurants, coffee shops including CVS, Panera Bread, Chipotle, Yoforia, and local boutiques

1 km

4.2

Emory Commons

Grocery stores, restaurants, fitness center, services including The Fresh Market, Willy’s Mexicana Grill, and Starbucks

Stationery and Copying Services

0.2 km

4.5

Emory Document Services

Copy and print services, custom orders, faculty/staff/student/healthcare focus, campus delivery options

0.1 km

4.6

EaglePrint - Emory University

Self-service printing, copying, and scanning; academic/research poster printing; photo and art printing; on-campus access

1.0 km

4.7

AlphaGraphics Buckhead

Custom printing, stationery, business cards, banners, envelopes, professional design services

Car Rental

0.8 km

4.2

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

Compact, Intermediate, Standard, and SUV options available

0.9 km

4.1

National Car Rental

Economy, Compact, Intermediate, Standard, and Full-size options available

1 km

Hertz Car Rental

Compact, Intermediate, Standard, and SUV options available

Patient Experiences

✅ Summary of Positive Reviews

Visitors to Emory University Hospital highlight its modern facilities, spacious rooms filled with natural light, and a friendly, collaborative staff. The hospital is commended for its welcoming environment and is described as a pleasant place for both treatment and conducting pastoral visits. The care teams are noted for their professionalism and teamwork, making the hospital a highly recommended choice for medical procedures and treatments.

❌ Summary of Negative Reviews

Some reviewers express disappointment due to several issues at Emory University Hospital. There are concerns of neglect and poor communication during post-operative care, leaving patients and family members without proper instructions and feeling rushed. Criticism also extends to cultural insensitivity in the hospital´s spiritual center, with displays considered inappropriate for certain religious occasions.

Working Hours

Emergency Department

Open 24 hours, 7 days a week

Outpatient Services (Student Health Services)

Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.; Closed weekends and university holidays

Diagnostic Testing

Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.; Closed weekends and university holidays

Laboratory Services

Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.; Closed weekends and university holidays

Department Phones

Department	Phone
Emergency Department	Not Available
General Hospital Information	Not Available
Neurology and Neurosurgery	Not Available

To get specific department phone numbers or laboratory contacts, it is advisable to contact Emory Healthcare´s main customer service or visit their official website for more detailed information.