Coffee Regional Medical Center is a community hospital in Douglas, Georgia, serving Coffee County and surrounding communities. Founded in 1932, the facility offers a range of medical services including cardiology, orthopedics, bariatrics, oncology, women's health, and general surgery. It operates a Wellness Center and a Cancer Center, and has recently launched an Internal Medicine Residency Program, reflecting a commitment to medical education.
With a bed capacity of 98 (as of 2020), Coffee Regional maintains the personalized care model of a community hospital while functioning as an affiliate of the Emory Healthcare Network. The institution's mission - "To Serve. To Heal. To Save." - guides its operations across Coffee County and the surrounding region.
The medical center has received multiple "A" Hospital Safety Grades from The Leapfrog Group and holds full accreditation from DNV, recognitions for quality and safety standards. Its role as both a healthcare provider and an educational institution positions it as a significant medical resource in the area.
