The name change is part of a larger rebranding effort and aims to more closely align the hospital with its sister facility, North Alabama Medical Center in Florence, according to The Courier Journal.
“By bringing our hospitals and outpatient centers together under a shared brand, we better represent the breadth and depth of our services to the Shoals community,” North Alabama Medical Center CEO Russell Pigg told WAFF 48.
Mr. Pigg said new signage and logos will appear at the hospital and affiliated medical practices in the coming weeks.
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