From everyday medical needs to milestone moments to when times are toughest, the Northside System is here to guide the way forward. It’s our mission to heal. For a healthier future together, Look to Northside.
We have never wavered from our commitment to provide quality health care where our patients need it most. Expansion and construction projects are underway at Northside campuses throughout the region.
We’re working to bring well-being within reach for more women in our community. Find upcoming health events, curated resources and support near you.
When you need emergency cardiovascular care, every second counts. With the highest quality rating for adult cardiac surgery and a care team of 100 physicians, we’re with you every step of the way. We lead with compassion. We lead with heart.
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55 Locations and growing
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100 Cardiovascular experts and counting
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5 Award-winning hospitals
Cindy Farmer of Northside Hospital Cherokee and Patrick McLeod of Northside Duluth earned Atlanta Journal-Constitution Nurse Excellence awards for 2025.
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Certified surgical technologists Karrie Street and Corren Davis have worked together for 20 years, building a friendship that goes beyond the operating room.
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Meet the first Northside winners of the BEE Awards, and see how you can nominate someone for these and other prestigious recognitions of above-and-beyond care.
Tia Peeples was inspired to pursue a career in speech-language pathology after losing her grandfather to head and neck cancer. Her work at Northside helps people after their own cancer diagnosis.
Physical therapists Haley Zellner and Emily Claypool and occupational therapist Jenna Usry share their powerful experiences serving on medical mission trips.
Sarah Landis faced the challenge of kidney disease, and Northside Hospital Heart Institute cardiologist Dr. Keionna Grant heard her fears and struggles.
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A long-distance cyclist discovered he had an elevated heart rate after rides. A Northside cardiologist identified a bicuspid aortic valve and associated aortic aneurysm. See what happened next.
A routine colonoscopy revealed stage 4 colon cancer. Top-notch medical care and a good support system have her back to enjoying time with her family. Learn more about her journey.
Al Viller says cancer treatment was the hardest thing he’s ever done, but five years later he’s living out his motto: “Evolve.” Learn more about his journey.
A weightlifting accident put a Grayson High School basketball player’s season on hold. Working with the Northside Hospital Concussion Institute got her back in the game.
Learn more about what’s new at Northside as we continue to expand clinical access and enhance patient care.
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