Williamson Medical Center Buildings

Our Buildings

Our campus is made up of multiple buildings. Some are connected and some are not. Click here to view a detailed map of our campus and the buildings you might need to locate.

Main Campus

Our main hospital is adjoined on the west by Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital Vanderbilt at Williamson Medical Center. However due to the added security necessary to keep the children’s unit secure, there is no internal connectivity between the two hospitals. So if you are moving from the adult side to the children’s side, you must go out the main entrance door, take a right, go past the Emergency entrances and up the stairs to the main entrance of children’s.

We are adjoined on the East by the Williamson Tower, which is our medical office building. This building houses an outpatient surgery center, our administrative offices and a number of physician practices including several Williamson Medical Group physicians. You can walk from the tower to the main hospital via an internal hallway on the ground floor.

We realize that as we have continued to grow and expand our building and our services, that expansions can make buildings somewhat difficult to navigate. There are maps throughout our facilities and plenty of volunteers wearing pink who will be happy to assist you should you need it.

Carothers Parkway Tower

Our Breast Health Center is located at 4601 Carothers Parkway, just a few blocks down Carothers from the main campus. View our campus map for directions.

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Tollgate Medical Plaza

Tollgate Medical Plaza is located at 1106 Elliston Way in Thompson’s Station, just a few minutes south of our main campus. The offices of our WMG physicians Dana Chandler, D.O., Scott Lieberman, M.D. and Samuel Webb, M.D. are located within this building, as well as Williamson Medical Center lab services and imaging.

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Walk-In-Clinic Locations

At Williamson Medical Center, we strive to bring top-notch, high quality healthcare to our entire community. Through a partnership with Vanderbilt Health, we have opened several walk-in clinics throughout Williamson County, including Brentwood, Cool Springs, Franklin, Nolensville and Spring Hill. A Vanderbilt physician is always available at each location and no appointments are necessary.