Piedmont Hospital group with multiple locations is well known on the north side. Then there is Northside Hospital, too.
As of last year up here in Marietta, Wellstar Kennestone had 76 ICU beds. I think that has increased with the overbuilds.
Here is a list of the Wellstar Hospitals. I deleted those not in the metro area. There are fifteen more Urgent Care Centers for emergency use that would feed into these hospitals.
WELLSTAR ATLANTA MEDICAL CENTER
Founded in 1901, the 762-bed hospital includes two campuses in midtown Atlanta and East Point. It is known for its Level I Trauma Center.
WELLSTAR ATLANTA MEDICAL CENTER SOUTH
Founded in 1901, the 762-bed hospital includes two campuses in midtown Atlanta and East Point. It is known for its Level I Trauma Center.
WELLSTAR COBB HOSPITAL
The Silver Beacon Award winning, 382-bed hospital serves South Cobb County's health needs, including cancer and cardiac programs, a private maternity center and accredited total joint program.
WELLSTAR DOUGLAS HOSPITAL
Since 1982 this 108-bed hospital has served Douglas County with world-class inpatient and outpatient services, earning recognition as one of the top medium-sized hospitals in the state by Georgia Trend magazine.
WELLSTAR KENNESTONE HOSPITAL
This 633-bed hospital has been recognized as a top hospital in the state by U.S News & World Report with ongoing investment in new technologies like Georgia’s first CyberKnife®, TomoTherapy® and da Vinci® robotic surgical systems.
WELLSTAR NORTH FULTON HOSPITAL
Located in Roswell and serving the broader North Fulton community, the hospital is recognized for its Accredited Cancer Program and Primary Stroke Center designations.
WELLSTAR PAULDING HOSPITAL
A state-of-the-art replacement hospital opened in Hiram in 2014. Today, it features 112 private inpatient rooms, 40 emergency exam and pediatric emergency exam rooms, four surgical suites and decentralized nursing stations.
WELLSTAR WINDY HILL HOSPITAL
This 115-bed hospital is home to the Southeast's largest Sleep Disorders Center and features nationally recognized specialties in long-term acute care, interventional radiology and outpatient rehabilitation.
I believe I saw somewhere it is 20% of the people who show up to the Hospital is admitted. Then 3% of those that show up need ICU. The rest just go home, relax and recover.