Posts by Andrew Wilson
8 Named to Nashville Lifestyles’ 2025 Top Doctors List
Announced annually by Nashville Lifestyles, eight physicians with Williamson Health Medical Group and Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee have been named to the list of Top Doctors in the publication’s 2025 release of the list. Among the list, Williamson Health Medical Group honorees includes: The list of Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee honorees in the Orthopaedic Surgery category…
Read MoreA Legacy of Connection: Dr. Kenneth Dodge Calls It A Career
After 39 years serving the community, Dr. Kenneth Dodge, a beloved figure at Williamson Health, is embarking on a new chapter: retirement. While Williamson County has transformed dramatically since Dr. Dodge first began service here in 1986, one constant has remained: his unwavering commitment to treating patients as people first. Hundreds of those people –…
Read MoreJoin Us For ‘Connect. Compete. Care.’ Event Supporting Young Student-Athletes
Williamson Health Foundation presents Connect. Compete. Care., a panel event focused on building strong athletes and families both on the field and in the community. The event, which is hosted in collaboration with Williamson Health, Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee and Champion Forward, will be held on Tuesday, July 29, from 5:30 to 7…
Read MoreDelivering Advanced Cardiac Care to Local Communities
How Philips and Williamson Health are transforming community care with cardiovascular innovation At Williamson Health, an independent nonprofit health system serving Williamson County, Tennessee, innovative cardiovascular care isn’t just for big-city hospitals – it’s happening right in the heart of the community. In one of Tennessee’s fastest-growing regions, where care needs are becoming more complex,…
Read MoreProtecting Your Hands During Holiday Fireworks Fun with Dr. Todd Wurth
Fireworks are a timeless part of summer celebrations—from the Fourth of July to backyard barbecues. But while they bring beauty to the sky, fireworks can pose a serious risk to your hands, fingers, and other parts of the body if not handled safely. At Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee, our orthopaedic specialists see firsthand…
Read MoreStrong and Safe On The Water with Dave Kempfert, PT
By Dave Kempfert, PT • Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee — Summer in Tennessee is the perfect time to get out on the water. Whether you’re cruising the lake, casting a fishing line, or participating in water sports, boating is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and stay active. Like any physical activity, it comes…
Read MoreSurrounded by Heroes 2025: Williamson Health’s Brian Skok
by Carole Robinson • Originally published in the Williamson Herald as part of the publication’s “Surrounded by Heroes” special section — When a medical emergency call is dispatched, the first responders are likely to be men and women with Williamson Health’s EMS ambulance service. Ambulances and medics are staffed at almost every manned Williamson County Fire & Rescue…
Read MoreBeating the Heat: Hydration and Heat Safety Tips with Bone and Joint Institute
As temperatures soar thanks to a heat wave here in Middle Tennessee, there’s no better time to talk about a critical and often overlooked aspect of our health: hydration. June 23 is World Hydration Day, and our friends with Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee are sharing timely, practical advice to help you stay safe,…
Read MoreGrowing To Serve: How Williamson Health is Rising to Meet the Growing Healthcare Needs of Williamson County and Beyond
Originally published in Franklin Lifestyle Magazine — With Williamson Medical Center’s Boyer-Bryan West Tower rising above the skyline, it’s clear that Williamson Health continues to elevate excellence in healthcare throughout Williamson County and beyond. However, the recently completed West Tower is just one of many ways the regional healthcare system is growing to serve our rapidly…
Read MorePhillips, Mathews Headline First Panel in Series Focusing on Women’s Health
Originally published in the Williamson Herald — Two Williamson Health professionals discussed the causes of disrupted sleep and how to attain a better diet during a women’s health panel on Wednesday, June 4. About 45 women attended the panel at The Sapphire Suite women’s coworking space in Franklin. The Jennings Circle, a branch of the Williamson…
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