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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/481dRiP

Want to learn how to protect your heart this holiday season? Get the facts at https://bit.ly/4p21ysM

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/3KezuD5

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/4pjytsh

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/49t9Pky

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/47ONWd5

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/476iIPt

10/13/2025

We are committed to making our communities safer and healthier. In an effort to raise awareness of the dangers of prescription drug misuse and importance of safe disposal, we’re joining HCA Healthcare hospitals across the nation for our seventh annual Crush the Crisis Prescription Drug Take Back Day. The event, which coincides with the Drug Enforcement Administration - DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, offers the community an opportunity to safely and anonymously dispose of medications that may be unused from previous procedures or other medical visits.

In 2024, HCA Healthcare joined local law enforcement at 125 collection sites to collect and properly dispose of more than 21,000 pounds of unused or expired medications – the equivalent of an estimated 14.5 million doses.

Positively impacting our community takes teamwork. Help us on Saturday, October 25, 2025, by safely and anonymously dropping off your medications at 100 Summit Blvd. from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. To learn more and find a full list of participating locations, visit TriStarHealth.com/CrushTheCrisis.

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/46Zr7Ux

09/17/2025

❤️ – or atrial fibrillation – is a disruption in the heart’s electrical system, leading to an irregular heartbeat. The American Heart Association estimates that over 5 million Americans are living with AFib. Symptoms vary from one person to another, and some people may not have any symptoms at all. Those with AFib have a higher risk of stroke, heart failure and other health concerns. Fortunately, there are a variety of treatment options, which can help reduce the risk.

If you’re living with AFib and you’re looking for support and resources, visit the American Heart Association’s My AFib Experience® website: https://bit.ly/4n4eLA5

In collaboration with the American Heart Association, our larger HCA Healthcare network promotes better heart health through national education efforts and community integration to teach about healthy heart activities, CPR emergency response and knowing the symptoms of heart issues.

09/16/2025

is a genetic condition that causes red blood cells to become stiff, sticky and crescent-shaped. This blocks blood flow to the rest of the body, leading to pain, fatigue and potential organ damage.

While there’s no cure yet, advances in treatment and care are helping people manage symptoms more effectively and live fuller healthier lives. Whether you’re living with sickle cell anemia or caring for someone who is, these tips may support your journey: https://bit.ly/4nC0gDG

09/03/2025

It’s Su***de Prevention Month – an important reminder about the power of connection and the availability of immediate mental health support.

The 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline offers all of the above. If you live in the U.S. and you’re in emotional distress or concerned about a loved one, you can reach out for free, confidential help anytime, day or night. To connect with a crisis counselor, call or text 988 or start a live chat at 988Lifeline.org

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08/29/2025

There’s a science behind why mosquito bites itch – and there’s a lot you can do to combat it! 🦟 Find tips for soothing the itch and swelling, learn about , and discover strategies to keep mosquitoes away for good: https://bit.ly/45HOpxP

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100 Summit Boulevard
Mount Juliet, TN
37122

Opening Hours

Monday	12am - 11:59pm
Tuesday	12am - 11:59pm
Wednesday	12am - 11:59pm
Thursday	12am - 11:59pm
Friday	12am - 11:59pm
Saturday	12am - 11:59pm
Sunday	12am - 11:59pm

Telephone

+16154491100

Website

https://tristarhealth.com/locations/tristar-mt-juliet-er/

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