in Brunswick. Southeast Georgia Health System's medical campus in the city offers a 316-bed full-service hospital. Southeast Georgia Health System Brunswick campus also has an alliance with the International Seafarer's Center that provides first-class medical attention to seamen who come into the Brunswick port; the medical needs of approximately 15,000 international merchant seafarers are met each year. Southeast Georgia Health System also operates a 180-bed skilled nursing facility in Brunswick, The Senior Care Center, which offers short-term rehabilitation services, as well as long-term care. Southeast Georgia Health System recently opened the Outpatient Care Center on the Brunswick campus. This six-story, building includes outpatient surgery and imaging services, the Cancer Care Center, a retail area, the Dick Mitchell Health Information Center, as well as physician offices and suites. In 2004, the Brunswick campus was named Best Large Hospital in the State of Georgia by the Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals. Sister cities Ganzhou, Jiangxi, People's Republic of China Ilan, Yilan County, Taiwan Province, Republic of China Brunswick has an active sister cities program designed to encourage cultural and economic exchanges. Notable people Anthony Alaimo, United States federal judge Spencer Atkinson, orthodontist Sam Bowen, baseball player Morgan Brian, Women's World Cup soccer champion with Team USA 2016; plays professional soccer for Houston Dash Kwame Brown, NBA player, top pick of 2001 NBA Draft Barret Browning, baseball player Justin Coleman, NFL cornerback for the Detroit Lions DeeJay Dallas, NFL running back for the Seattle Seahawks Ed Dudley, professional golfer, first club professional at Augusta National Amos Easton, also known as Bumble Bee Slim, musician Freeman Hankins, Pennsylvania State Representative from 1961 to 1968, Pennsylvania State Senator from 1967 to 1988 Mary Hood, writer Anna Jay, professional wrestler in AEW ReShard Lee, football player Davis Love III, professional golfer and Ryder Cup captain Jack McDevitt, science-fiction writer, Nebula Award for Best Novel winner Kristen Morgin, sculptor Jack Peerson, baseball player Harry Pickens, jazz pianist Tony Pierce, baseball player Antonio Santiago, one-year-old victim of a highly publicized murder Darius Slay, NFL cornerback for the Philadelphia Eagles Doris Buchanan Smith, author of A Taste of Blackberries Raymond M. Lloyd, Professional Wrestler of WCW Aaron Swinson, Cincinnati Bearcats assistant coach (college basketball), and former player Albert Tresvant, first African-American mayor of Opa-locka, Florida Adam Wainwright, baseball pitcher for St. Louis Cardinals (birthplace) Tracy Walker, NFL safety for the Detroit Lions Ike Williams, professional boxer, former lightweight champion