Northside Hospital Forsyth continues to expand and add services to meet the ever-growing health care needs of Forsyth County and its surrounding communities. The 407-bed hospital has 1,700 physicians and 4,500 employees. The Women’s Center at Northside Hospital Forsyth rivals the nationally acclaimed Women’s Center at Northside-Atlanta, and offers comprehensive services for labor and delivery, neonatal care, high-risk perinatal diagnostics, parenting and newborn classes and lactation consultation to Forsyth County.
Free parking is available at this location. For parking-related problems or concerns, please call the Security Control Center at 770-844-3444.
Phone Calls and Mail for Patients:
For all patients: call 770-844-4000, then enter 5 + patient’s room number.
Patient mail is delivered M-F (please include return address):
Northside Hospital Forsyth
C/O Patient Name and Room Number (if known)
1200 Northside Forsyth Drive Cumming, GA 30041
Please call 770-844-3200 for visiting hour details.
<p>Overall Body Care. Board-certified surgeons direct our orthopedic teams to deliver the highest level of care possible for your musculoskeletal needs – spine, hip, knee, hand, wrist, foot and ankle.
View DetailsNorthside has celebrated nearly 40 years of bariatric excellence, successfully guiding bariatric patients through life-changing weight-loss surgery, from initial consultation to long-term follow-up. N
View DetailsAt Northside Hospital Heart Institute, we bring together leading cardiovascular experts with the resources and technology of the Northside Network - for powerful cardiac care.
View DetailsWith specialized clinical expertise for both Mom and baby, Northside Hospital has served Georgia for generations, delivering more babies a year than any other community hospital in the country.
View DetailsWe bring the latest diagnostics and treatments, including breakthroughs in academic medical research, right into the heart of Georgia's communities.
In September 2019, Rolanda Jones received news that would change her life forever — a diagnosis of stage 4 colon cancer, a discovery made during a routine colonoscopy. “I was in disbelief … I did...
Esophageal cancer is one of the more aggressive malignancies we encounter. As the 17th most common cancer diagnosis in the United States, it is relatively rare. Despite this rarity, it is the sixth le...
