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Methodist University Hospital combines research, medicine and innovation to bring comprehensive, leading-edge care to the residents of Memphis and its surrounding areas. The largest location in the Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare system, Methodist University Hospital is also the major academic campus and principal teaching hospital of The University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC). This collaborative partnership allows us to offer advanced, multidisciplinary care to our patients. Our 583-bed flagship hospital has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the best hospitals in Memphis.
Whatever your healthcare need may be, we are devoted to providing an unsurpassed level of care. If a heart attack or stroke occurs, the experienced physicians at Methodist University Hospital are trained in the most advanced treatments and procedures. We are accredited by the American College of Cardiology (ACC) as a Chest Pain Center with Primary PCI, which means a call team is available 24/7 every day of the year to provide advanced care and treatment for heart attacks. We also earned the ACC’s Chest Pain – MI Registry™ Platinum Performance Achievement Award, as well as a Comprehensive Stroke Center Certification and accreditation in electrophysiology.
"Methodist University, the Flagship Hospital of the Methodist Healthcare system, is committed to providing high-quality, innovative and compassionate care to the individuals within our community and the Mid-South region.”
Methodist University Hospital is located at 1265 Union Ave., Memphis, TN, 38104.
Visitors and patients can park in the Parking Plaza on Eastmoreland.
We’re also easily accessible via the Memphis Area Transit Authority (MATA). Our facilities are located directly along transit lines 34, 42 and 56. Transit lines 2, 5, 46 and the Madison Avenue Trolley are within two blocks, and lines 7, 36, 40 and 57 are within a half-mile.
Contact us at 901-516-7000.
Visitors are welcome at Methodist University Hospital every day between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Patients can have one overnight guest in their room — except patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).
Doors are locked from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m., with the exception of the Emergency Department (ED) entrance. For your safety, security services are available 24 hours a day. You can request a security officer to escort you to your car at any time. To do so, call the security office at 901-516-7765 or dial “0” on a hospital phone and ask the hospital operator for assistance.
The University Cafe is located on the ground level of the main hospital. Take the elevators to the North Tower Lobby (L) and follow the signs toward the Thomas Wing. Use the escalators to go to the ground level.
Meals are served during the following hours:
Other on-campus dining options include:
Methodist University Hospital is located in Midtown Memphis and just a few minutes’ drive from downtown. There are many restaurants in our neighborhood if you need an option outside of our operating hours.
If you need a place to stay while a loved one is in the hospital or while receiving extended treatment, there are many options nearby, including:
Methodist University Hospital offers many amenities for your comfort and convenience:
At Methodist University Hospital, MLH’s flagship, academic medical center, our Associates tell us they feel like part of a family here and the dynamic, exciting, teaching environment is what drives their passion – a true passion for people.
University offers Associates opportunities for continuous learning in a facility that provides specialized and unique services to patients from across the region.
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View Campus MapFor John, donating his kidney to Al was the only option. During their time working together, they became very close. Years before, when John faced personal challenges, Al and Carol were steadfast in their support for him.
In April, Mike Conley, Jr. announced a donation of $500,000 to the Methodist Healthcare Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center. Since 2011, the former Memphis Grizzlies point guard has served as a tireless advocate and generous supporter of Methodist.
When he was diagnosed with kidney disease in 2015, Scott Moore didn’t turn to the blues – instead, he turned to humor to help him get through the long hours of dialysis.
In 2012, Elaine’s sister was diagnosed with autoimmune hepatitis - a disease where your immune system attacks your liver and ultimately causes severe issues. In December 2015, Elaine fell ill and feared that she was headed for the same diagnosis.
At only 39 years old, Tornika thought she was too young to have a stroke. Unfortunately, she was very wrong.
In 2009, Michael decided to take control of his health after a truly life-changing series of events. While undergoing tests for gastric bypass surgery, Michael’s lab results indicated an issue with his kidneys.
While on a hunting trip, Ray Gill noticed he could no longer move his hand. This is when he knew he was having a stroke and needed to get help immediately.
Annabeth was diagnosed with Type-1 Diabetes when she was only nine years old. Her condition presented many difficulties, which became most prevalent in her 30s when her kidneys began to fail.