Forrest General Hospital Emergency Department Renovation
Updated Parking Information
Forrest Health has started renovations and expansions to the Forrest General Hospital Emergency Department to improve patient care, safety, and capacity.
During construction, temporary changes to parking, traffic patterns, and access routes will be in place on the north side of campus.
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Emergency Department patients and visitors should continue using the designated Emergency Department parking area (see parking map).
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All other hospital visitors should use visitor parking lots and garages.
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Avoid using the Emergency Department entrance unless you are visiting the Emergency Department.
Directional signs and traffic control will help guide you during construction. We appreciate your patience as we work to improve emergency care for our community. Please refer to the parking map below for updated parking and traffic information.
Accessing the ER Entrance
Follow the signs through the fence to access the ED Entrance.
Overview of Upcoming Changes
As one of the two busiest emergency departments in Mississippi, we continue to see growing numbers of patients seeking emergency services. To better serve our community and improve the care experience, an expansion project is underway that will add 12 new patient rooms to our Emergency Department.
In the coming months, renovations will also begin at the Ambulatory Entrance to improve patient flow, reduce congestion, and create a more comfortable and efficient experience for patients and visitors. Planned improvements include:
These enhancements are designed to strengthen emergency care, improve the patient experience, and create a safer, more efficient environment for everyone who comes through our doors.
During construction, patients and visitors may notice temporary changes to entrances, traffic patterns, or waiting areas. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we make these important improvements. These investments reflect our ongoing commitment to providing exceptional emergency care for South Mississippi, both today and for years to come.