Posts by Andrew Wilson
Two Opportunities in April to Give Blood Ahead of Severe Weather Season
Blood donors can choose between two dates this month to help save lives in Williamson County. Williamson Health and Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee are partnering with Blood Assurance, the sole provider of blood products for Williamson Health, to host blood drives on April 22 and April 23. “We are entering spring severe…
Read MoreWilliamson Health, Bone and Joint Institute Expanding Healthcare Services in Spring Hill
As a testament to their mission of delivering high-quality and compassionate care to the communities they proudly serve, Williamson Health and Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee are expanding their healthcare offerings in the rapidly growing Spring Hill community. The health system’s newest clinic, which will provide primary care and other specialists, laboratory services, orthopaedic…
Read MoreEmbracing Spring: Occupational Therapy Month and the Benefits of Gardening
Spring is the perfect time to get outdoors, and gardening can be a great way to enjoy nature while reaping its many health benefits. In celebration of Occupational Therapy Month, Sara O’Neill, an occupational therapist at Williamson Health’s flagship acute care hospital, Williamson Medical Center, recently shared insights on gardening’s health perks as well as…
Read MoreUnderstanding Achilles Injuries and Effective Care Strategies with Dr. Geoff Watson
Originally published in the Williamson Herald — Flowers are blooming, birds are chirping and the great outdoors are waiting! If your April forecast calls for a return to spring sports or getting back into a running routine, the foot and ankle specialists at Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee are committed to providing quality orthopaedic care to keep…
Read MoreWilliamson Health, Bone and Joint Institute Earn 3 FranklinIs Sizzle Awards
For the second year in a row, Williamson Health has won the award for Best Health & Wellness in the FranklinIs Sizzle Awards. Additionally, Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee has been named the winner for both Best Orthopedics and Best Physical Therapy. With nearly 550,000 total votes cast in the poll during the month…
Read MoreLacrosse The Country: Looking At The Game From A Player Turned Physician
Originally published in the Williamson Herald — A new sports phenomenon is taking the Southeast by storm. Whether you’re a high school athlete looking to hone your skills in a new way or just a sports fan looking for your new favorite team, lacrosse might be for you. Although the sport is common in the Northeast, lacrosse…
Read MoreEmpowering Women Through Pelvic Health Solutions with Dr. Jennifer Tatalovich
Originally published in Williamson County Living — Pelvic health issues aren’t the easiest subjects to talk about, but Jennifer Tatalovich, M.D., wants to empower women to speak up. “We have so many different treatment options now,” Dr. Tatalovich said. “There is no reason to suffer in silence because we are almost always able to improve pain and quality of life…
Read MoreShoulder Injuries Across Various Age Groups with Dr. Todd Wurth
Originally published in the Williamson Herald — Whether you’re prepping for your senior season of high school tennis or kicking off retirement with a golf trip, it’s important to be mindful of the risks associated with staying active. Dr. Todd Wurth, orthopaedic surgeon at Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee, provides insight on how shoulder injuries…
Read MoreAmerican Heart Month Blood Drive Set for February 27
Williamson Health and Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee are partnering with Blood Assurance, the sole provider of blood products for Williamson Health, to host a blood drive on Tuesday, February 27, 2024, from 12 – 5 p.m. Though walk-ins are welcome, donors are encouraged to sign up here via the Blood Assurance website for…
Read MoreWhen A Heart Attack Strikes, Minutes Matter
Minutes Matter – when a heart attack strikes, it’s critical to act quickly. Fast medical treatment can drastically improve your survival when individuals receive lifesaving care during the “golden hour” – within 60 minutes following heart attack symptoms. According to the National Institutes of Health, about half of those who die from heart attacks will…
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