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Important Phone Numbers
Norton Healthcare System |
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| Main number: | (502) 629-1234 |
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| Billing: | (502) 479-6300 |
| Preregistration: | (502) 629-5137 |
| Find a doctor: | (502) 629-1234 |
| Request medical records: | (502) 629-8766 |
| Guest services: | (502) 629-5150 |
| Diagnostic test scheduling (centralized scheduling): | (502) 629-8917 |
| Patient information: | (502) 629-6100 |
| Classes and events: | (502) 629-1234 |
| Chaplain: | (502) 629-2103 |
Kentucky Poison Control Center of Norton Children’s Hospital |
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| General Information: | (800) 222-1222 |
Prevention and Wellness |
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| Norton Children’s Prevention & Wellness: | (502) 629-7358 |
| Norton Healthcare Prevention & Wellness: | (502) 899-6842 |
Norton Healthcare Human Resources |
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| General Information: | (502) 629-8911 |
Norton Healthcare Foundation, Norton Children’s Hospital Foundation, and Memorials and Gifts |
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| General Information: | (502) 629-8060 |
Media Relations |
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| General Information: | (502) 629-8070 |
Norton Audubon Hospital |
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| Main number: | (502) 636-7111 |
| Pharmacy: | (502) 636-8790 |
| Gift shop: | (502) 636-7294 |
Norton Brownsboro Hospital |
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| Main number: | (502) 446-8000 |
| Pharmacy: | (502) 446-8800 |
| Gift shop: | (502) 446-8120 |
Norton Children’s Hospital |
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| Main number: | (502) 629-6000 |
| Gift shop: | (502) 629-6120 |
Norton Hospital |
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| Main number: | (502) 629-8000 |
| Pharmacy: | (502) 629-3800 |
| Gift shop: | (502) 629-6121 |
Norton Women’s & Children’s Hospital |
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| Main number: | (502) 893-1000 |
| Pharmacy: | (502) 559-1710 |
| Specialty Pharmacy: | (502) 550-1310 |
| Gift shop: | (502) 893-1009 |
Norton Children’s Medical Center |
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| Main number: | (502) 446-5000 |
Norton Healthcare Pavilion |
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| Main number: | (502) 629-2000 |
Novak Center for Children’s Health |
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| Main number: | (502) 629-5437 |
Norton Immediate Care Centers |
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| General information: | (502) 629-4444 |
| Dixie: | (502) 449-6444 |
| Dupont: | (502) 559-1855 |
| Fern Creek: | (502) 239-8431 |
| Heartland (Elizabethtown): | (270) 769-2273 |
| Highlands: | (502) 459-3991 |
| LaGrange: | (502) 225-6920 |
| Lyndon: | (502) 423-7911 |
| Middletown: | (502) 244-5827 |
| Preston: | (502) 964-4357 |
| Shelbyville: | (502) 844-2890 |
| Shepherdsville: | (502) 957-6434 |
| Tyler Retail Village (Jeffersontown): | (502) 261-1565 |
| Clarksville, Indiana: | (812) 282-1720 |
| Jeffersonville, Indiana: | (812) 280-9355 |
| New Albany, Indiana: | (812) 949-5749 |
Norton Diagnostic Centers |
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| Dupont: | (502) 896-2120 |
| Fern Creek: | (502) 753-3390 |
Miscellaneous Services |
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| Norton Cancer Institute Resource Centers: | (502) 629-HOPE (4673) |
| Norton Infusion Centers (all locations): | (502) 629-5153 |
| Norton Neuroscience Institute Resource Center: | (502) 559-3230 |
| Norton Sleep Centers: | (502) 394-6360 |
| Vascular Access Center: | (502) 636-8866 |
| Norton Wound Healing Centers: | (502) 636-8380 |
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