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11/26/2025

When Cindy Wyatt, one of TriStar Skyline's dedicated cardiac rehabilitation nurses, suffered a fall that resulted in a fractured hip, she suddenly found herself on the other side of healthcare.

After surgery, Cindy started rehabilitation at TriStar Skyline Medical Center, the very hospital where she works, and experienced their new mobility team firsthand.

The mobility team is a pilot program at TriStar Skyline that helps patients regain movement safely and sooner. Early mobility plays a vital role in recovery, improving strength, independence and overall outcomes.

Throughout her recovery journey, Cindy praised her care team. From rehabilitation to physical therapy, from food and nutrition services to housekeeping, Cindy said each person made a difference, and she's grateful for their skill, compassion and teamwork.

Today, Cindy continues her recovery at home — walking. Her independent movement is a testament to the exceptional care, innovation and dedication of the TriStar Skyline team. We wish Cindy a smooth recovery!

Learn more about the physical therapy and rehabilitation services available to you at TriStar Health: https://bit.ly/3KhckvS

11/25/2025

is an irregular or rapid heartbeat, also known as atrial fibrillation (AFib), often triggered by binge drinking. Alcohol consumption tends to spike between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day so, while holiday heart syndrome can happen any time of year, it's most common during the holiday season. And it can show up when you least expect it – especially after too much alcohol, stress or salty food – so be on the lookout for these warning signs:

😴 Fatigue
😵‍💫 Dizziness
💓 Heart palpitations
😮‍💨 Difficulty breathing
💢 Chest discomfort

If you notice any of these symptoms, it could be more than just the holiday hustle and bustle. Know where to go in case of an emergency: https://bit.ly/43SnpdD

Want to learn how to protect your heart this holiday season? Get the facts at https://bit.ly/4p2HXso

The American Heart Association and American Stroke Association’s Getting to the Heart of Stroke™ initiative, nationally supported by the HCA Healthcare Foundation and advanced through our larger HCA Healthcare network, empowers people living with AFib or stroke to better manage their condition.

11/25/2025

is an irregular or rapid heartbeat, also known as atrial fibrillation (AFib), often triggered by binge drinking. Alcohol consumption tends to spike between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day so, while holiday heart syndrome can happen any time of year, it's most common during the holiday season. And it can show up when you least expect it – especially after too much alcohol, stress or salty food – so be on the lookout for these warning signs:

😴 Fatigue
😵‍💫 Dizziness
💓 Heart palpitations
😮‍💨 Difficulty breathing
💢 Chest discomfort

If you notice any of these symptoms, it could be more than just the holiday hustle and bustle. Know where to go in case of an emergency: https://bit.ly/3MmreS9

Want to learn how to protect your heart this holiday season? Get the facts at https://bit.ly/4rpWhgg

The American Heart Association and American Stroke Association’s Getting to the Heart of Stroke™ initiative, nationally supported by the HCA Healthcare Foundation and advanced through our larger HCA Healthcare network, empowers people living with AFib or stroke to better manage their condition.

11/24/2025

is a global movement that inspires men to take action and engage in conversations and raise awareness about critical health issues – including prostate cancer, testicular cancer, su***de prevention and .

Nearly 1 in 10 men experience depression or anxiety, but less than half receive treatment, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America - ADAA. Various factors – internal or external – can make it challenging for some men to focus on their mental health or seek support.

Know how to recognize warning signs of mental illness in yourself or the men in your life, learn about resources and strategies for improving men’s mental health, and more: https://bit.ly/3Kk6KsM

11/24/2025

is a global movement that inspires men to take action and engage in conversations and raise awareness about critical health issues – including prostate cancer, testicular cancer, su***de prevention and .

Nearly 1 in 10 men experience depression or anxiety, but less than half receive treatment, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America - ADAA. Various factors – internal or external – can make it challenging for some men to focus on their mental health or seek support.

Know how to recognize warning signs of mental illness in yourself or the men in your life, learn about resources and strategies for improving men’s mental health, and more: https://bit.ly/3Xf3jXm

11/21/2025

No matter what you’ve got cooking this , remember to prioritize safety. In crowded kitchens and around deep fryers, accidents can happen fast. Each year around Thanksgiving, there’s an increase in cooking-related burn injuries, and unattended cooking is the primary cause, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Follow these tips for what to avoid if you or someone else needs .

If you suffer a mild or first-degree burn, the affected area may swell or turn red. You can treat these burns at home with simple first aid steps:

🧼Clean the area with soap and cool water.
🧴Apply a thin layer of ointment.
🩹Dress the wound with sterile non-stick gauze.
💊Take over-the-counter medication to manage pain.

For more serious burns, immediate medical attention is critical. You can always find help fast at your local emergency room – but for complex cases, specialized care is available through our broader HCA Healthcare network, home to 11 American Burn Association-recognized burn centers across nine states.

Know where to go in an emergency: https://bit.ly/4pJ7irp

11/21/2025

No matter what you’ve got cooking this , remember to prioritize safety. In crowded kitchens and around deep fryers, accidents can happen fast. Each year around Thanksgiving, there’s an increase in cooking-related burn injuries, and unattended cooking is the primary cause, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Follow these tips for what to avoid if you or someone else needs .

If you suffer a mild or first-degree burn, the affected area may swell or turn red. You can treat these burns at home with simple first aid steps:

🧼Clean the area with soap and cool water.
🧴Apply a thin layer of ointment.
🩹Dress the wound with sterile non-stick gauze.
💊Take over-the-counter medication to manage pain.

For more serious burns, immediate medical attention is critical. You can always find help fast at your local emergency room – but for complex cases, specialized care is available through our broader HCA Healthcare network, home to 11 American Burn Association-recognized burn centers across nine states.

Know where to go in an emergency: https://bit.ly/4imC6f2

11/20/2025

"It felt like the sky fell.”

At age 37, a stroke changed everything. But Dean’s tenacious spirit and TriStar Horizon Medical Center's consistent care changed the outcome of this story.

In September 2024, Dean, known to TriStar Horizon colleagues as Thor for his strength, was camping with his family at Montgomery Bell State Park. When Dean stepped into their camper to grab a bowl, everything changed.

“It felt like a massive weight settled on my head," Dean remembers. "I fell into the countertop, and I knew something was wrong.”

Dean was rushed to TriStar Horizon Medical Center, where he was diagnosed with a lateral medullary stroke — a rare and serious condition affecting the brainstem. Just two days after his stroke, Dean learned he might never walk again. While the news was difficult to process, he stayed focused on what mattered most: his wife and two daughters.

“They were my motivation,” Dean said. “I knew I had to keep pushing for them.”

Days after receiving the distressing news, Dean determinedly took his first unassisted steps without a walker or a cane. The powerful moment brought everyone to tears.

Through the uncertainty of recovery, Dean found encouragement and comfort in his care team. From the emergency room team to his physical therapist, he credits his decision to receive inpatient rehab at TriStar Horizon with saving his life.

Just 14 days after his stroke and after four nights in acute care and 10 days in inpatient rehab, Dean was discharged.

Now, at 38, Dean walks with a Thor cane: a symbol of his fortitude and resolve to beat the odds. He's soaking in every moment he can with his family as a full-time, engaged dad.

Dean’s goals are simple yet invaluable: stay active, remain present and advocate for stroke survivors. He plans to spend time as a stroke support group volunteer sharing his story, listening to others and ensuring no survivor feels alone on their journey.

11/19/2025

When your world is a hospital room, even a wave through the window can mean everything. Recently, these superheroes stopped by at one of our hospitals — not to save the day, but to brighten it.

Dressed in capes and harnesses, they scaled the windows of TriStar Centennial Children's Hospital and brought a burst of color and excitement to our pediatric oncology and acute care floors.

From tiny waves through the glass to big smiles from parents and staff, these small moments of magic mean everything to the kids who spend days here — creating moments of comfort, courage, and connection whenever we can.

11/19/2025

Your family story holds clues that affect your risk for . Start a conversation with the women in your life – mothers, sisters, aunts, grandmas, cousins – to uncover any history of breast cancer. If you’re gathering with loved ones for Thanksgiving or the holiday season, it may be the perfect time for a chat.

Ask questions like:
➡ Who in our family has been diagnosed?
➡ At what age did they receive their diagnosis?
➡ Did they have other cancers that are linked to breast cancer, like ovarian, cervical or endometrial cancer?

Once you’ve gathered your family health history, it’s time to talk to a genetic counselor. They’ll help you:
✅ Understand how genes such as BRCA1 and BRCA2 influence risk 🧬
✅ Navigate the ins and outs of genetic testing
✅ Receive personalized screening and prevention recommendations

Early knowledge is power. When you combine family insights with expert guidance, you take control of your health journey. Learn more about the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes and guidelines for genetic testing: https://bit.ly/3LTUTSx

11/19/2025

Your family story holds clues that affect your risk for . Start a conversation with the women in your life – mothers, sisters, aunts, grandmas, cousins – to uncover any history of breast cancer. If you’re gathering with loved ones for Thanksgiving or the holiday season, it may be the perfect time for a chat.

Ask questions like:
➡ Who in our family has been diagnosed?
➡ At what age did they receive their diagnosis?
➡ Did they have other cancers that are linked to breast cancer, like ovarian, cervical or endometrial cancer?

Once you’ve gathered your family health history, it’s time to talk to a genetic counselor. They’ll help you:
✅ Understand how genes such as BRCA1 and BRCA2 influence risk 🧬
✅ Navigate the ins and outs of genetic testing
✅ Receive personalized screening and prevention recommendations

Early knowledge is power. When you combine family insights with expert guidance, you take control of your health journey. Learn more about the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes and guidelines for genetic testing: https://bit.ly/483wJfL

11/18/2025

Regardless of whether you smoke or have never smoked, “if you have lungs, you can get lung cancer,” explains Dr. Susan Garwood, pulmonologist and advanced bronchoscopist at TriStar Health.

Even more concerning, lung cancer doesn’t often show symptoms until later stages when it has already spread and is more difficult to treat.

In observance of , Dr. Garwood joined Today In Nashville to talk about the importance of lung cancer screenings, who is considered high-risk and should get screened, and the various screening options available within our network.

👉 Watch the full segment and learn how lung cancer screening could save your life: https://bit.ly/4oQU7oa

11/18/2025

“As a therapist, there are times when a patient touches your heart in a way that reminds you why you chose this profession," said Aubrey, therapist at TriStar Summit.

When Kevin arrived at the outpatient rehabilitation facility two years ago, he was 16 years old and reeling from a severe gunshot wound that damaged the T10 vertebrae in his spine, leaving him without sensation or movement below his lower abdomen and legs.

Even with his world flipped upside down, Kevin was determined to heal and achieve personal milestones. Aubrey and the TriStar Summit Medical Center rehab team watched Kevin work tirelessly toward his goals. Over the course of two years, Kevin regained his strength, improved his range of motion, reduced his contractures, graduated high school, landed his first job and learned how to drive.

Kevin is grateful for the support of his caregivers, like his therapist, Aubrey, who encouraged and supported him every step of the way.

Read more about Kevin's story of resilience: https://bit.ly/484kQX0

11/17/2025

Today is and November is — a time to raise awareness and inspire action for the thousands of lives born prematurely in Middle Tennessee. In our state, approximately 11.3% of babies are born preterm, placing Tennessee above national averages and highlighting the importance of prenatal investment and early care.

Across TriStar Health, our network includes multiple Level II Neonatal Intensive Care Units, bringing care closer for communities like Dickson, Smyrna, Hendersonville and Hermitage. Our Level III NICU at TriStar Centennial Medical Center in downtown Nashville can care for babies born less than 32 weeks gestation. Neonatologists across the network work together to coordinate care and ensure every family has access to the high-quality care, compassion and expertise that each of these early beginnings need.

We invite our Middle Tennessee community to join us in , and we encourage you to learn more, share resources and reach out. Let’s grow awareness, reduce stigma and build stronger support for the tiniest among us, because every early arrival deserves extra support. 💜

11/16/2025

We're excited to share that TriStar Centennial Medical Center has been recognized as the No. 1 hospital in Tennessee for cardiology services for 2026 by Healthgrades! The ranking is based exclusively on patient outcomes and recognizes hospitals who demonstrate superior performance in specialty care.

“We are honored that our world-class cardiac care has been recognized in achieving the highest standard of care by Healthgrades, earning the No. 1 ranking in Tennessee for cardiology services,” said Tom Ozburn, chief executive officer at TriStar Centennial. “These distinctions are a true testament to our continued commitment to provide nationally recognized, patient-centered care at TriStar Centennial Medical Center.”

In addition to its No. 1 ranking for cardiology services, TriStar Centennial was recognized among Healthgrades "America's 100 Best Hospitals" in multiple specialty areas, including:

💙 Cardiac Care for 4 years in a row (2023-2026)
💙 Coronary Intervention for 3 years in a row (2024-2026)
💙 Joint Replacement for 6 years in a row (2021-2026)
💙 Gastrointestinal Care for 3 years in a row (2024-2026)
💙 Gastrointestinal Surgery for 3 years in a row (2024-2026)
💙 Critical Care for 3 years in a row (2024-2026)

TriStar Centennial also earned the Surgical Care Excellence Award for 2026, recognizing superior clinical outcomes across 15 of the most common in-hospital surgical procedures, including cardiology, vascular, joint replacement, prostate, spine and gastrointestinal surgeries.

🔗 Tap the link to learn more about TriStar Centennial’s award-winning care: https://bit.ly/49nkw85

11/15/2025

As a part of HCA Healthcare, TriStar Health is committed to creating healthier tomorrows for our communities. We are proud to announce that we collected more than 1,100 pounds of medication during HCA Healthcare’s seventh annual “Crush the Crisis” prescription drug take back day. In total, HCA Healthcare has now collected more than 108,500 pounds of medication since launching “Crush the Crisis” across the country in 2019.

Our hospitals across Middle Tennessee partnered with local law enforcement to help community members safely and anonymously dispose of unused or expired medication while bringing awareness to the dangers of prescription drug misuse. The event was held in alignment with the Drug Enforcement Administration - DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, which collected 571,054 pounds of medication.

➡️Learn more about HCA Healthcare’s efforts to help reduce prescription drug misuse and transform pain management: https://bit.ly/4nToWqP

11/14/2025

is the leading cause of cancer deaths in America, according to the American Lung Association. And for many people, there are no symptoms until later stages of the disease. That’s why lung cancer screening is so important. Screening can detect cancer early, when it’s most treatable. It’s performed through a low-dose computerized tomography (CT) scan – an X-ray of your lungs that could lead to life-saving care.

Not sure if you should get screened? Follow these guidelines from HCA Healthcare’s Sarah Cannon Cancer Network. If you’re between age 50 and 80 and you meet at least one of the criteria shown here, you’re eligible for a low-dose CT scan. If you have Medicare, you must be 50 to 77 to be eligible. Talk with your doctor to learn more or schedule an appointment with one of our experts: https://bit.ly/49fNAyn.

11/05/2025

new screening technologies can detect lung cancer at early stages – often before obvious symptoms like a persistent cough or hoarseness appear. Early detection saves lives. Across our broader HCA Healthcare system of care, the Sarah Cannon Cancer Network treats over 12,000 lung cancer cases annually, giving us deep insight into how early intervention can make all the difference.

You may qualify for lung cancer screening if you’re a current or former smoker, or if you have prolonged exposure to secondhand smoke. Call (423)493-2400 or tap the link to learn more: https://bit.ly/3Xee7ES.

If you’re experiencing any of the symptoms shown here, schedule an appointment with one of our experts: https://bit.ly/3JxWpsU.

10/28/2025

Are you feeling under the weather? 😷 can catch you by surprise but if your symptoms are mild, you may be able to treat them at home.

Taking over-the-counter medications, staying hydrated and getting plenty of sleep are trusted remedies that can help ease discomfort and support your recovery. 📲 Swipe to learn about simple home remedies that may help ease mild flu symptoms. These home remedies can also be effective in managing symptoms of other respiratory infections such as the common cold or mild cases of COVID-19.

If your symptoms become severe, see your doctor or call 911.

10/27/2025

❤️ your heart loves color? Making sure there’s a variety of color in the fruits and vegetables you eat – like deep green spinach, vibrant orange carrots and rich red berries – can help keep your heart strong. Learn more about heart-healthy foods and how they can fuel a healthier heart: https://bit.ly/42UqMjO

10/24/2025

Do you have unused medications? Let's take them back, safely.

Join us for our Crush the Crisis Drug Take Back Event tomorrow! Check the graphic to make sure you're bringing accepted items.

📍 Location: Parkridge North ER (7402 Lee Highway)
📅 Date: Saturday, October 25
⏰ Time: 10am-2pm

Parkridge Health System is proud to partner with the Hamilton County Coalition and the Drug Enforcement Agency's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.

: More than 60% of people who misuse prescription drugs get them from a friend or family member -- often right from the home medicine cabinet.

Take action by turning in your unused and expired medication for free disposal.

✅ Prescription & over-the-counter meds accepted: tablets or capsules in any packaging, patches, or any other solid form of medication
❌ No needles, syringes, lancets, or liquids

10/23/2025

None of your frights should involve injuries or illness. Planning ahead is a scary smart way to make sure your festivities are safe for everyone. Get tips on pumpkin carving, costume choices and more – all to help ensure your spooky season is free from unexpected health horrors: https://bit.ly/49jfdqb

10/17/2025

Our Parkridge Health System family is thinking pink! 💗

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re wearing pink to honor survivors, support those currently fighting, and remind everyone about the importance of early detection through mammograms.

Parkridge Health System is proud to offer 3D mammography with AI technology. It is the most advanced detection technology that allows medical professionals to better identify any anomalies in the breast tissue. AI technology analyzes screening images beyond the capabilities of the human eye to improve diagnostic accuracy. The coupling of these two technologies forms the most advanced breast cancer screening available today.

09/29/2025

Your levels aren’t just numbers – they’re shaped by a variety of factors, including lifestyle habits and genetics. The good news is that small steps can make a big impact in lowering cholesterol.

Just in time for , learn about healthy habits that can not only help you manage your cholesterol, but also boost your overall wellness and help you feel your best: https://bit.ly/4712RBp

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