Candler Hospital

912-819-6000
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| Servicing all of Chatham County, GA

Located in Savannah’s Midtown, Candler Hospital is Georgia’s first hospital (1804) and the second oldest continuously operating hospital in the United States. The 384-bed facility is known for the finest in primary care, outpatient services and other specialty services including:

Oncology Services
Digestive Diseases
Pulmonology
Outpatient Surgery
Women’s and Children’s Services

Mary Telfair Women’s Hospital, located at Candler Hospital, is the region’s undisputed leader in advanced obstetrical, gynecological, education and outpatient services for women. The Nancy N. and J.C Lewis Cancer & Research Pavilion is also located on the Candler campus and is affiliated with the NCI-designated H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute. It provides patients with access to some of the most advanced oncology services in the country.

Customer Reviews

I went in for a MRI. At that time the young lady said I need to pay $180. I asked to reschedule because I didn’t have it at the time. She rescheduled me, then I asked if they do affirm. She said no but we have a program that can help. She told me to fill this form out and return to the department where it goes. My niece said she would help me pay, so I figured I’d leave the help for someone else, but the day before my service, I got a call saying I needed to fill out the paperwork and return it. The young lady didn’t even tell me at the beginning that she was giving me help so how was I to know that I had to do this. Now they call to tell me I can’t get the help.

Reviewed by Beverly Carswell on 04/24, courtesy of Google

Best medical care I could have received along with the medical technicians expert application Technics left me with gratitude for all their efforts.

Reviewed by Ellen Stewart on 04/24, courtesy of Google

Had an excellent experience with our son. They took exceptional care of him!

Reviewed by Amy Poindexter on 04/24, courtesy of Google

The nurses and office staff were amazing. The breast biopsy radiologist was just ok. Would prefer a little more empathy and better bedside manner during this type of sensitive procedure. The worst part was not being called with my results and having to go into my portal and read my pathology report myself to find out my results. Candler stated that my OB would get the report and call me. My OB stated the radiologist who did the procedure should have called. When I had a biopsy 10 years ago at Southcoast, the radiologist who did the procedure called me directly with the results. I think Candler dropped the ball and the radiologist should have followed through with me, his patient.

Reviewed by Imacul8drm Lambros on 04/24, courtesy of Google