
Designated by the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH), Office of Cardiac Care, this accreditation means that if you or a loved one suffer a heart attack, Archbold Memorial is prepared to provide fast and effective treatment.
State officials completed a thorough evaluation process, including a site inspection and an assessment of emergency cardiac care processes and equipment, to accredit our facility.
As a Level II hospital, we are accredited to perform interventional cardiac
catheterizations. To learn more about the cardiac services offered at
Archbold, please click below.
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