​New Office Located at 304 Shorter Ave.

​ROME, Ga., July 28, 2022 – The practices of three Atrium Health Floyd pediatricians are moving to centralize their services in one convenient location.

The new location, Atrium Health Floyd Pediatrics, will be at 304 Shorter Ave., Suite 105 in Rome, beginning Monday, Aug. 1. The building will house the practices of Dr. Tyler Barnes, Dr. Karen Timberlake and Dr. Sylvia Washington.

Timberlake and Washington will begin seeing patients at the new location on Aug. 1. Timberlake is moving from the 330 Physician Center, 330 Turner McCall Blvd. Washington is moving from 1501 Shorter Ave.

Barnes is moving from his 402 N. Fourth Ave. SW office and will begin seeing patients at the new location on Aug. 4.

The new location offers in-office laboratory services, same-day sick appointments and convenient parking. Office hours will be from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. To schedule an appointment call 706-236-4880​.

“Atrium Health Floyd is excited about the possibilities having these physicians consolidated into one location providing an enhanced service to the patients we serve," said Al Davis, administrator of Floyd Primary Care.

​About Atrium Health Floyd
Since 1942, Floyd, now Atrium Health Floyd, has worked to provide affordable, accessible care in northwest Georgia and northeast Alabama. Today, Atrium Health Floyd is a leading medical provider and economic force. As part of the largest, integrated, nonprofit health system in the Southeast, it is also able to tap into some of the nation's leading medical experts and specialists with Atrium Health, allowing it to provide the best care close to home – including advanced innovations in virtual medicine and care. At the hub of these services is Floyd Medical Center, a 304-bed full-service, acute care hospital and regional referral center. Atrium Health Floyd employs more than 3,400 teammates who provide care in over 40 medical specialties at three hospitals: Floyd Medical Center in Rome, Georgia; Floyd Cherokee Medical Center in Centre, Alabama; Floyd Polk Medical Center in Cedartown, Georgia, as well as Floyd Behavioral Health Center, a freestanding 53-bed behavioral health facility, also in Rome; and a primary care and urgent care network with locations throughout the service area of northwest Georgia and northeast Alabama.