Whatley Health Services – Providing primary health care services for residents of West Alabama

– COVID-19 Vaccines Available!

To make an appointment in Tuscaloosa call 205-758-6647. Call our other locations for an appointment:

Whatley Health Services at Eutaw (205) 372-0011
Hale County Medical & Dental Center (334) 624-0871
Vernon Health Center (205) 695-0450

Pickens County Family Practice Center (205) 364-7135
Sumter County Health Center (205) 392-9656
Whatley Heath Services at Sipsey (205) 648-5337

Focusing On Quality Care

We are dedicated to meeting today’s health care challenges.

Whatley Health Services provides primary health care services to all peoples of West Alabama. We accept all major health insurance while also providing care for uninsured and medically underserved residents. We focus on quality, caring, compassion and respect for the people we interact with every day.

Headquartered in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Whatley Health Services utilizes public and private funds to meet the challenges our friends and neighbors face. We remain dedicated and committed to our mission and to the provision of health care for the residents of Tuscaloosa County and surrounding areas.

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Our Services

As part of our mission, Whatley Health Services is committed to meeting the needs of residents in the communities we serve.

Chiropractic
Dental Care
Family Medicine
Health Promotion
HIV/AIDS Outpatient Primary Care

Internal Medicine
Laboratory
Mental Health
Nutrition
Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine

Pharmacy
Podiatry
SOBRA/Medicaid
Women’s Health

We also offer sliding fee discounts up to 100% for eligible patients.

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News & Events

Join Whatley Health Services on the path to good health!

Whatley Health Services Opens Aliceville Clinic

Thousands of residents have been left without a nearby healthcare system after Pickens County Hospital closed nearly three years ago…until now. Whatley Health Services celebrates the grand opening of its new clinic in Aliceville on Thursday.

How To Safely Beat the Heat This Summer

With a hot summer of triple digit temperatures, heat advisories and warning are to be expected. Whatley Health Services Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Keisha Lowther said one of the many tips that she gives to beat the heat is to make sure you are weather aware.