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Cullman County offers two medical centers and several private clinics with a wide array of health care services and medical specialties.
With 115 beds, Cullman Regional Medical Center (CRMC) is a not-for-profit medical center operated by the Cullman Healthcare Authority. Woodland Medical Center is a private100-bed fully accredited acute care facility owned by Community Health Systems.
Special services at CRMC include centers for oncology and rehabilitation and for emergency, outpatient, cardiovascular, maternity, women’s diagnostic, pediatric and critical care. The hospital offers an accredited sleep disorder center as well as centers for diagnostic imaging, pain management, occupational health and outpatient surgery and digital mammography. LifeFirst Oncology Center has state-of-the-art equipment to provide the most technologically advanced care for radiation therapy.
Woodland Medical Center offers the county’s only adult mental illness treatment center, Woodland Hills. Other Woodland services include a physician referral service, emergency room, operating suites, home health care, critical care unit, nuclear medicine, neurosurgery, outpatient surgery, physical therapy, radiology, cardiopulmonary therapy, social and psychiatric services, sleep studies, computer tomography scanning, endoscopy and ultrasound.
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| The crime rate in Cullman County is low, thanks to the work down by local law enforcement agencies. Cullman County is served by two municipal police departments, the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office and state troopers who patrol the highways.
Sheriff Tyler Roden’s office maintains a force of 61 sworn officers, including 32 deputies assigned to seven patrol districts and eight school resource officers.
The City of Cullman is served by a 100-members staff with 48 full time officers and two school resource officers.
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Assisted Living & Respite Care
- Blue Oak Foster Home
Phone: 287-2428
771 Colony Road, Hanceville, AL 35077
- Country Living
Phone: 734-8618
Drake Road, Vinemont, AL 35179
- Morningside of Cullman
Phone: 737-1088
2021 Dahlke Drive NE, Cullman, AL 35058
- Victorian Manor
Phone: 352-3141
105 Michelle St., Hanceville, AL 35077
- Woodland Haus
Phone: 739-2988
1900 Olive St. SW, Cullman, AL 35055
Disabilities
- Cullman Adult Day Care Service
Phone: 739-4470
401 Arnold St. NE, Cullman, AL 35055 Fax: 739-5779
Adult day care for senior citizens and disabled adults 18 years of age and over. Call for rates.
7:30am to 6pm Monday - Friday
Will not accept a combative client
- CCCDD, Inc. — Margaret Jean Jones Center*
Phone: 737-1915
1807 Beech Avenue SE, Cullman, AL 35055
Mental retardation services — self-referral or agency referral.
Provide early intervention services for birth to age 3 (T.O.D.D.’s Club)
Integrated Day Care for birth to age 5 (T.O.D.D.’s Friends)
Residential Services – mentally retarded group homes
Counseling
- Alabama Teen Challenge
Phone: (256) 590-3001
1726 Rickwood Caverns Road, Hayden, AL 35079
www.alabamateenchallenge.org
Faith-based 12 month discipline program for men, women & juveniles struggling with life controlling problems.
- Bradford Health Services*
Phone: (800) 333-1865
1189 Albritton Road, Warrior, AL 35180 Fax: (205) 244-3482
Contact agency for requirements. Free consultation for substance abuse and acute psychological care. ECS can respond to onsite agency or you may go to a nearby Bradford location — (Huntsville, Warrior or Boaz).
- Mental Healthcare of Cullman*
Phone: 734-4688
1909 Commerce Avenue NW, Cullman, AL 35055 Fax: 734-4694
Monday – Friday 8am - 5pm plus night hours Outpatient substance abuse program. Based on income. Must prove residence in Cullman County.
- Cullman Family Counseling
Phone: 734-2006
409 6th Avenue SW, Cullman, AL 35055 Fax: 734-7574
Individual and/or family counseling. Christian based. Divorced children
and other areas. Contact agency for requirements
- The NeSmith Center, Inc.*
Phone: (256) 962-3099
1635 3rd St. NE, Suite F, Cullman, AL 35055
www.eegspectrum.com
Neurofeedback, “Brain Training”
- New Day Senior Adult Mental Health Program
Phone: (256) 751-3033
201 Pine St. NW, Hartselle, AL 35640 Fax: (256) 751-2125
www.newdayalabama.com
Open 24/7 — 20 bed geriatric psychiatric inpatient unit located at Hartselle Medical Center. Free initial assessment. Specialize in meeting the mental health need of those over age 55. We treat disorders such as depression, anxiety, psychosis, suicidal behavior and dementia. Insurance accepted.
May call for other financial requirements.
- New Horizons Family Center
Phone: 739-9876
300 1st Avenue SE, Cullman, AL 35055 Fax: 353-2436
Individual, couple and blended family issues. Fees based on income.
- Victim Services of Cullman, Inc. "Harbor Haus"
Phone: 775-2600
PO Box 416, Cullman, AL 35056 Fax: 775-8354
Monday thru Friday 8am - 4:30pm
Domestic Violence Support - Counseling groups and individuals Information and referral - jobs, housing and other resources
Victim Advocacy - accompaniment to attorney, court, assistance
obtaining protection orders. Children support group, rape response,
hospital accompaniment 24/7 — Domestic violence intervention program
No charge. Must be a victim of domestic violence or victim of rape.
- Wings Across Alabama
Phone: 339-1903
www.wingsaa.net
Persons supporting services for the progress in mental health by mental health “consumers” and building community through education and training.
- Woodland Family Counseling Center
Phone: 736-1492
Monday - Thursday 8am - 4:30pm Fax: 736-1937
Friday 8am - noon.
Contact agency for requirements.
Crimestoppers: Phone: 734-7800
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