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West Tennessee Healthcare Milan Hospital
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- Cardiology
- Cardiothoracic Surgeon
- CT Scanning
- General Medicine
- General Surgeon
- Mammography(Digital)
- Pathology Lab
- Sonography
Total Number Of Beds : 85
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- Single Speciality : Cardiac Rehab
Other Facilities
- Ultrasonography
- CT/MRI
- Respiratory Therapy
Description
Milan General Hospital a member of the American Hospital Association and Tennessee Hospital Association is licensed by the State of Tennessee and has been approved by the Department of Health and Human Service for participation in Medicare and TennCare programs and accredited by The Joint Commission Milan Hospital has 70 acute care beds with 12 being designated as Swing Beds and three Critical Care Beds It offers a wide range of primary care acute care intensive care and Rehab services close to home The hospital became a whollyowned affiliate of West Tennessee Healthcare on January 1 1998 The service area spans West Tennessee with the primary serve being Milan North Gibson County and Carroll County
Departments and services include Emergency Inpatient and Outpatient Surgery Rehabilitation Services Swing Bed Outpatient Infusions Sleep lab Inpatient and Outpatient GI procedures Lab and Radiology including Mammography Dexascan CT and US Cardiac Rehab
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