Archive for September 2024
A Second Chance for Bob Langsdon and His Family
How Williamson Medical Center’s State-Of-The-Art Cardiac Care and Newly Updated Cardiac Catheterization Capabilities Helped Save Bob Langsdon’s Life Originally published in YOUR Williamson — Bob Langsdon doesn’t remember much about the day he had a heart attack last year, but his family does. “He was driving, and he stopped right in front of the UPS store,” his…
Read MoreA Commitment to Providing Top-Tier Healthcare in Williamson County
Originally published in YOUR Williamson — It’s been hard to miss Williamson Health’s growth over the past year. From the historic expansion and renovation project underway at Williamson Medical Center to a new clinic in Spring Hill, it’s clear that the regional healthcare system is elevating excellence in healthcare throughout the county. Williamson Health is committed to…
Read MoreExpanded, Renovated Williamson Health Sleep Lab Now Serving Patients
Williamson Health has announced the opening of its newly expanded and renovated Sleep Lab, a facility providing comprehensive diagnostic testing for and treatment of sleep disorders. The revitalized, nationally accredited Sleep Lab features a variety of updates designed to elevate comfort, advance high-quality care and enhance the overall patient experience. “The newly renovated Williamson Health…
Read MoreYour Annual Exam: A Key To Lifelong Wellness
Nina Fredericks, M.D., an OB/GYN on Williamson Health’s medical staff, discusses the importance of yearly gynecological visits and staying on top of essential screenings. Originally published in YOUR Williamson — Annual gynecological exams are crucial to helping women live their healthiest lives, which is why Nina Fredericks, M.D., of Women’s Group of Franklin, urges women to…
Read MoreProtecting Young Minds with Dr. Richard Gibson
Richard Gibson, M.D., Discusses Concussion Prevention and Treatment for High School Athletes Originally published in the Williamson Herald — If students are to excel academically, they have to also be cared for physically. Head trauma, like concussions, can cause students to fall behind on their schoolwork as they let their brains recover. Because concussions are more…
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