Emergency Departments

Since opening this state-of-the art facility in 1994, Bristol Regional Medical Center has served its communities through physician partnership, technological innovation and growth. Bristol Regional was the first hospital in the region to offer the CyberKnife Stereotactic Radiosurgery System, a digital cardiac catheterization lab and a Primary Stroke Center.

Our critical-access facility opened its doors in 2005 to provide state-of-the-art medical care to adult and pediatric members of the Sneedville, Tenn., community. Our services include the very best in emergency care, inpatient care, laboratory tests, diagnostic imaging (including traditional X-rays and a CT scanner) and physical therapy. In addition, we make available air and ground medical transportation to a larger tertiary-care facility should a patient require further specialization.

Hawkins County Memorial Hospital has served the Rogersville, Tenn., area since 1961 and is proud to have a medical staff made up entirely of board-certified physicians. That means these physicians are specialists in their fields, providing high-tech care in a hometown setting.

Partnering with and serving the Kingsport community for more than 70 years, Holston Valley Medical Center houses one of Tennessee’s only six Level I trauma centers—equipped to care for the most critically injured patients—while its Level III neonatal intensive care unit heals the region’s sickest babies.

Lee Regional Medical Center, a 70-bed facility, has operated in Pennington Gap, Va., for more than 70 years. The hospital joined Wellmont Health System in 2007.

The community of Big Stone Gap, Va., relies on us for the best in emergency care and obstetrics, as well as our medical/surgical/pediatric unit. Our outpatient services include radiology, physical therapy and surgical services. We also provide the most high-tech cancer care through the Southwest Virginia Cancer Center.

Mountain View Regional Medical Center is a 118-bed, full-service hospital that has served Norton, Va., and the surrounding region since 1948. Mountain View Regional provides a wide range of inpatient and outpatient services to the community. The hospital joined Wellmont Health System in 2007.

One hospital in Greeneville has a unique combination of specialists, resources and facilities and an unwavering commitment to serve you, your friends and your family. That is Takoma Regional Hospital.