• ER+ Emergency Services
• Children’s Services
• Diagnostic Services
• Cardiopulmonary Medicine & Sleep Lab
• Inpatient Care
• Therapeutic Services
• Woodland Hills Behavioral Services
• Surgical Services
• Woodland Home Health
• Other Services
Inpatient Care
Critical Care Unit
Medical and Surgical Services
Pediatric Services
Inpatient Surgical Services
Woodland Hills Behavioral Health Center
Critically ill medical and surgical patients receive high quality care in Woodland Medical Center's Critical Care Unit (CCU). The Critical Care Unit is composed of six beds with two private rooms and four beds with a centralized nursing station that provides continuous physical observation. Important monitoring equipment provides both bedside and telemetry cardiac monitoring. Services provided to our patients include:
• Nursing staff certified in ACLS (advanced cardiac life support) and PALS (pediatric advanced life support)
• Mechanical ventilation
• Invasive hemodynamic monitoring
• Temporary and permanent pacemakers
• Antithrombolytic Therapy
• Vasoactive / Cardiac drips
• Patient / Family education
Patients may be admitted for cardiac, postsurgical, medical, and psychiatric emergencies.
For more information about specific CCU services, please contact (256) 739-3500 ext. 1126.
The medical/surgical unit provides services to medical and surgical patients ranging in ages infant to elderly. Televisions are included with each bed, and all rooms have bathroom and shower facilities. Private rooms are also available. Senior Circle members enjoy special benefits when admitted to the medical/surgical unit.
Your child will also receive excellent care in our two private rooms especially for pediatric patients from infant to teen. To learn more, please see Children's Services.
Woodland Medical Center's Department of Surgery provides quality surgical services for all ages. To find out more, please see Surgical Services.
Woodland Hills Behavioral Health Center
Perceptions about mental health - and mental illness -- are changing. Finally, people are realizing that many mental disorders are rooted in physical causes. People shouldn't be afraid to seek medical help for problems like depression, anxiety, or other mental illness. Please see Woodland Hills Behavioral Health Center for more information.