The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital is the main hospital for the Moses Cone Health System, is the largest hospital in the Greensboro area, has 536 beds, and covers 63 acres. Urgent care and emergency pediatric care are both available, as well as a wide range of rehabilitative and surgical services. The institution also contains the Primary Stroke Center.
A branch of the Moses Cone Health Center, the Wesley Long Community Hospital began as a clinic that could only accommodate 20 beds, and has grown to nine times that size. Today, the hospital houses the Moses Cone Health System Regional Cancer Center, state-of-the-art MRI imaging systems, a cutting edge surgery team, a diabetes program, wound care center and much more.
Kindred Hospital in Greensboro is long-term acute care center, meaning they specialize in the rehabilitation and treatment of patients who require the daily attention of a physician. Kindred Hospital's services include but are not limited to pulmonary care, complex wound care, dialysis, antibiotic care, and pain management.
