Emory Hillandale Hospital

Comprehensive Breast Center

For mammograms, breast biopsies and more, the Comprehensive Breast Center at Emory Hillandale Hospital offers increased comfort and convenience to the women of Southwest DeKalb, Rockdale, Newton Counties, and beyond. Accredited by the American College of Radiology, our program was designed by women for women to encourage candor and understanding about the issues related to breast disease.

The Breast Center combines the best of high-tech innovation and compassion. The warm, welcoming environment of the Breast Center extends beyond the spacious waiting area to the very heart of its staff, doctors and volunteers.

Cancer/Oncology Care

Emory Hillandale Hospital offers cancer diagnostic, treatment, and support services, including radiation therapy and surgery.

Emergency Department

Our emergency department (ED) is staffed by specialty-trained, board-certified physicians as well as emergency medical care nurses certified in trauma care and advanced cardiac and pediatric life support. Emory Hillandale Hospital provides Atlanta emergency medical services to over 65,000 patients each year in emergency medical care rooms designated to handle cardiac emergencies, resuscitation and stabilization, isolation, and surgical, orthopedic and gynecological procedures.

Orthopedic Services

Whether your joint and muscle pain is the result of “wear and tear,” an injury or something more serious like rheumatoid arthritis, we can reduce your pain, restore function and get you back to living again. Whether you're a sports-lover, senior, or “on-the-go” adult, we can address all of your orthopedic needs. Through a full range of orthopedic services, our board-certified surgeons have the clinical mastery of advanced medical techniques and technology to make your life better.

Outpatient Lab Services

Our hospital lab services are staffed by our skilled, customer-service focused partners. Caring for patients is our top priority.

We are located in suite 125 on the first floor of the 5900 building. Lab operating hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Patients are accepted on a first-come/first-served basis— no appointment necessary. Our Lab is an Emory draw site and a Quest Laboratory draw site. Emory’s Patients will sign into the Kiosk and present their identification once called for blood collection. Quest’s Patients must provide a Quest requisition, completed by their healthcare provider. When visiting the lab, your first stop will be the registration center outside the lab. Please present your physician lab requisition and insurance information at the registration center.

For easy access to our hospital lab services, park on the side of the hospital facing Hillandale Drive. Parking is free. There is also convenient access to public transportation.

Radiology and Imaging Services

Emory Hillandale Hospital offers state-of-the-art radiology and medical imaging services and facilities for a variety of inpatient and outpatient diagnostic imaging procedures.

Rehabilitation Services

Emory Hillandale Hospital's rehab services provide comprehensive physical medicine and rehabilitation programs that optimize patient health, function and quality of life. Within supportive and dynamic care environments, the organization's expert rehabilitation team offers advanced treatments tailored to each patient's unique needs and goals.

Sleep Disorders Center

Emory Hillandale Hospital’s expert Sleep Disorders Center staff and physicians help people diagnose their chronic sleep disorders so that appropriate treatment can be prescribed. Our Sleep Center is accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM). Our staff can develop the right sleep disorder solution to treat your sleep problem.

People with chronic sleep disorders experience excessive daytime sleepiness, loud snoring, pauses in their breathing while sleeping, legs that move during sleep, or tiredness immediately after waking in the morning. Sleep disorder solutions can range from lifestyle and diet changes, to the use of Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP), or in severe cases, surgery. The key to successful treatment is to properly diagnose a chronic sleep disorder.