In The Community
Talking Williamson Health EMS with EMTs, Paramedics
Originally published in the Williamson Herald’s Surrounded by Heroes 2024 — John Webb, Williamson Health EMS Critical Care paramedic and Field Training officer, knew from an early age he would be a paramedic and worked hard to make the dream come true. After 20 years, he’s still living the dream. “When I was 12 or 13…
Read MoreBone and Joint Institute of Tennessee Surgery Center Ranked Among Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers by U.S. News and World Report
U.S. News and World Report, the global authority in hospital rankings and consumer advice, has ranked Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee Surgery Center on the debut edition of Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers. For this first edition of Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers, U.S. News – in collaboration with CareJourney – rated nearly 5,000 surgery centers in four separate…
Read MoreCaring for the Community with Dr. Sanford Kim and Company
Originally published in YOUR Williamson — For Sanford Kim, M.D., taking care of patients is a responsibility he doesn’t take lightly. As one of the primary care physicians at Williamson Health’s newest location in Spring Hill, he’s embracing the opportunity to practice in the community where he lives. “It is such a blessing and a huge responsibility…
Read MoreManaging Arthritis Pain During Summer Concerts with Dr. Preet Gurusamy
Originally published in the Williamson Herald — Preet Gurusamy, M.D., of Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee, shares advice on how to stay comfortable and enjoy live music despite arthritis. Summer is here, and festival season is upon us. Whether you’re planning to attend a music festival or simply enjoy some live music on a summer…
Read MoreHundreds Celebrate Williamson Health Ribbon Cutting for Expanded and Renovated West Tower
Tower dedicated as the Boyer-Bryan West Tower in Honor of Luke and Caroline (Boyer) Bryan and The Brett Boyer Foundation Williamson Health hosted a community ribbon cutting event in celebration of its newly expanded and renovated Williamson Medical Center West Tower on Tuesday, June 18. In a private ceremony prior to the ribbon cutting, Williamson…
Read MoreCelebrating the Past, Present and Future with Williamson Health
Originally published in Southern Exposure Magazine — For more than 65 years, Williamson Health has been creating greater access to high-quality healthcare across Williamson County. When Williamson County Hospital opened in 1958, the 50-bed hospital with a medical staff of less than seven and more than 50 employees, served a county with a population just shy…
Read MoreWilliamson Health to Host “Elevating Excellence” Community Event Celebrating Grand Opening of New West Tower
Williamson Health is marking a monumental milestone on June 18 and welcomes the community to join the celebration. Williamson Health is inviting the community to the grand opening festivities for Williamson Medical Center’s newly expanded and renovated West Tower at a free family fun event on Tuesday, June 18, from 3:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.…
Read MoreWilliamson Health, Bone and Joint Institute Cut Ribbon on New Spring Hill Clinic
Williamson Health and Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee hosted a ribbon cutting and open house event on Tuesday, May 28, 2024, to commemorate the opening of their newest clinic at the corner of Port Royal Road and Duplex Road in Spring Hill, Tenn. The location provides primary care and other specialists, laboratory services, orthopaedic…
Read MoreAward-Winning Care at The Turner-Dugas Breast Health Center
Originally published in YOUR Williamson — Williamson Health’s award-winning Turner-Dugas Breast Health Center is here to help women in Williamson County make the right decisions about breast health. Whether it’s educating about the importance of early detection or navigating a nerve-wracking diagnosis, Williamson Health’s team of experts specializes in providing personalized care. Through its staff of…
Read MoreEmpowering Women During Women’s Health Month
Originally published in YOUR Williamson — Women play a vital role in their families’ healthcare decisions, making about 80% of all household healthcare choices, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Sometimes, though, women can overlook their own needs while they’re taking care of everyone else. “We are proud to support women in our community and…
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