Toombs County is a hub for healthcare, including board certified physicians, state of the art physical therapy facilities, dentists, nursing homes, assisted living centers, etc.
Toombs County is the home of Meadows Regional Medical Center. Meadows Regional Medical Center was named one of the nation's 100 Top Hospitals® for 2008 by Thomson Reuters 100 Top Hospitals® (formerly Solucient), the nation's leading source of healthcare information. The announcement marks the third time Meadows Regional Medical Center has received this honor in the last four years. It is the only hospital in Georgia being honored this year.
Meadows Regional Medical Center is a 122-bed JCAHO accredited facility providing acute and long-term care. It was previously recognized as a Top 100 Hospital in 2005 and 2006. In 2002, it was honored by the Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals as the Hospital of the Year.
Meadows Regional Medical Center is a medical center on the leading edge of healthcare technology, but rooted deeply in the southern traditions of family and caring. You'll find advanced technology, Board Certified physicians, a state-of-the-art wellness center and compassionate care. It's all you'd expect at any hospital with the added benefit of being close to home.
“I moved here in a temporary leadership capacity with Meadows Regional over nine years ago. I couldn’t imagine not living here now. The people make this place special,”
— Alan Kent, President and CEO