3.9
Piedmont Atlanta Hospital – a 643-bed, private, not-for-profit hospital – is a leader in patient care that’s helped the Atlanta community get better and stay well for more than a century. Named the top acute-care community hospital in metro Atlanta in U.S. News and World Report's Best Hospitals list, Piedmont Atlanta consistently ranks in the top five among metro Atlanta hospitals in patient experience scores.
Key Facts Located in Buckhead Staffed by more than 1,000 experienced physicians and 4,000 healthcare professionals Provides 24-hour emergency services plus all major medical, surgical and diagnostic care, including:
- Heart Care
- Cancer Care
- Transplant Medicine
- Orthopaedic Care
- Neurology Services
- Women’s Care
Piedmont Hospital combines a personalized approach with innovative technologies to deliver treatments that set a new standard for excellence in care, including a state-of-the-art cancer center that offers complete therapy, disease management, prevention and wellness. In addition, our team is active in the research and development of advanced treatments and procedures aimed at delivering better patient outcomes.
Simply put, there’s no hospital in Atlanta with a better approach to comprehensive, compassionate care than Piedmont Hospital.
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- I gave birth here a little over 3 months ago and I had a great experience. My doctors from the AWOG team were great but I was also very impressed with the hospital staff. All of the nurses were very friendly and attentive. They made sure I had everything I could possibly need to be comfortable. I wish I could tell you my nurse’s names but I have an awful memory, but I can tell you that every single person I encountered during my stay was pleasant. The food was pretty good for hospital food, however I will say the planned meals on the menu were not nearly as good as the individual food items available to order. The labor and delivery rooms were huge and super clean but it is a brand new wing of the hospital so I expected as much. The recovery unit wasn’t quite as nice and the rooms were pretty small but big enough for me and my husband to not feel too cramped the 3 nights we stayed there. My labor ended with an emergency c-section which was very scary for me but the staff, especially the anesthesiologists, did a wonderful job trying to comfort me throughout the surgery. I plan on having my next baby at Piedmont hospital, hopefully by then the recovery unit will be just as nice and new as the L&D unit was.
- A family emergency caused me to take a quick flight to Atlanta Friday to check in on a family member. Poor care provided by another hospital led family to be transferred to Piedmont. Everyone I crossed paths with was very helpful and cordial but I must give accolades to a few. When Kathryn (3rd floor ICU Nurse) walked in the room my cousins eyes would get big and she would smile so hard as if Kathryn was the highlight of the hour. Kathryn was very attentive to her needs and had great bedside manner. Antwan the Physician Assistant, well she had the same reaction when he walked in could be because he was so handsome but I do believe it was due to his compassion and fun personality. Demetrio the Dialysis Nurse was fun as well, he made her laugh. I didn't have the pleasure of meeting ICUs nurse Adam, but I was told my cousin loved him as well and he was a wonderful nurse. Wallace in Physical Therapy was a ball of fun, I enjoyed her as well. I flew back to Oklahoma on Saturday. Very pleased with the care my cousin is now getting I think all of you mentioned in this review and I appreciate you for really caring about my cousin's well-being.
- I had such a positive experience it actually caught me off guard. From the doctors to the nurses and radiologists and even the receptionists and people doing registration, everyone was SO friendly and welcoming. I feel like I was treated timely, my symptoms were taken seriously, and everyone was in a good mood. Thank you to every single member of the staff here
