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1990 - Floyd opened six ambulance stations in Floyd County. Construction included "My House," a five bedroom home for out-of-town families of critically ill patients, and a five-bed inpatient rehabilitation unit. |
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1992 - A
free-standing psychiatric hospital and Shorter Medical Arts
Center opened. The Emergency Care Center and maternity department
expanded, doubling their sizes. Floyd began offering hospice services to the community. |
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1993 - A
new mammography suite opened and a new chest pain program was
added to the Emergency Care Center. |
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1994 -
The Centrex Primary Care Network was established with 26 physicians
in 15 Primary Care practices. Urgent Care & Occupational
Medicine opened in Rome. |
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1998 - The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit was expanded to 4,000 square feet. Floyd opened the first Congestive Heart Failure Clinic in Rome. |
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1999 -
Floyd introduced the first formal Bicycle Paramedic Team. Floyd's
rehabilitation services introduced three new specialized programs:
Osteoporosis Clinic, Aqua Therapy and Vestibular Rehabilitation.
Floyd opened the first public information center, The Community
Health Resource Center at Mount Berry Square mall. |
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2000 - The
Specialty Hospital, a separate entity, opened on the fourth
floor of Floyd Medical Center. The Community Health Resource
Center opened at Mount Berry Square. Our imaging center installed
the new GE Lightspeed CT scanner. |
