Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare - TMH

02/01/2026

Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the United States and in Leon County. Learn more from Dr. Natalia Rocha about the causes of heart disease and how to prevent it https://www.tallahassee.com/story/opinion/2026/01/29/heart-disease-increasing-among-women-younger-adults-opinion/88384421007/

Heart specialists in our area and across the U.S. are noting a concerning shift: heart disease is increasingly affecting younger adults.

01/31/2026

Meet Julia! She graduated from our Nurse Residency Program five years ago and began her RN career in Labor & Delivery. In September, she broadened her nursing horizons by joining our Heart & Vascular Procedural Care unit.

“I’m really enjoying this new challenge and learning new things. Everyone here has been so welcoming and helpful,” Julia shares.

Are you a new nurse graduating in the Spring? Applications for our Nurse Residency Program open on Monday, February 2nd! 💌

01/30/2026

💛✨ We loved welcoming the FSU Cheerleaders and Golden Girls to Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare! Their visit brought big smiles and lots of spirit as they cheered up children in our Pediatric Unit and encouraged patients at our Rehabilitation Center. Moments like these remind us how powerful kindness and community support can be. Thank you for spreading joy and hope throughout TMH! ❤️🎉

01/29/2026

We take our role as the region's only Level II Trauma Center seriously and we're proud to care for patients in their most critical moments, when experience, readiness and coordinated care matter most.

Trauma Program Medical Director Dr. John Dortch explains how hard TMH colleagues have worked to maintain our status as a state-verified Level II Trauma Center.

01/28/2026

Ever wonder how robotic surgery really works? 🤖 Dr. Joey Jarrard clears up one of the most common misconceptions and explains how robotic-assisted surgery gives surgeons greater precision visualization and outcomes, all while remaining in control of every movement.

01/27/2026

For the ninth year in a row, Gary Hansen returned to the Vogter Neuro & Trauma ICU to thank our Neuro team for the care that helped save his life after a subarachnoid hemorrhage in January 2017. Each year around the anniversary of his stroke, Gary continues his tradition of visiting with cake in hand and gratitude in his heart, sharing his favorite saying: "blessed beyond measure."

Meeting Gary today, you might not guess the journey he's been on. Since his first stroke, Gary has also overcome an ischemic stroke in 2024 and a heart attack in 2025 that required two stents. "By the grace of God, we're having this conversation," Gary loves to say.

Now retired from the State of Florida and working part time at Publix, Gary is enjoying spending time with his wife, his two daughters, and his eight grandchildren. He makes it a point to return each year to thank our staff.

What a special tradition to celebrate a second chance at life with those who help make it possible for our patients every day. 💙

01/24/2026

Lung conditions, such as tumors or nodules, often require surgery. Patients across the Big Bend can now benefit from minimally invasive robotic surgery. Hear from Dr. Bongiorno about what an important advancement robotic lung surgery is for patients, including the use of small incisions, less pain and a faster recovery.

Philip Bongiorno, MD, a TMH Physician Partners cardiothoracic surgeon, discusses robotic lung surgery, a minimally invasive approach used to treat a range of...

01/23/2026

Every clinic has "that" person… and we’ve got all of them! 😆

Did you know that Quincy is home to one of our Designated Rural Healthcare Clinics? This means that TMH Physician Partners - Primary Care and Walk-In Clinic serves in a non-urbanized, underserved area, designed to increase access to primary care. With extended hours and walk-in availability, quality care is always within reach. ⚕️

⏰ Hours:
Monday - Thursday, 7:30am - 8pm
Friday, 8am - 5pm
Saturday, 9am - 5pm

01/23/2026

Join us in welcoming Angela Lee, LMHC to her new role as Director of the Live Oak Behavioral Health Outpatient Center and the Employee Assistance Program (EAP).

In her role, Angela will lead outpatient behavioral health services and the Employee Assistance Program, supporting access to care and employee well-being across the organization

Throughout her career, Angela has provided leadership across a wide range of behavioral health services, including outpatient counseling, case management, social rehabilitation, Level II residential programs and social services within an inpatient psychiatric facility. Prior to joining TMH, Angela served as the founder and CEO of a private nonprofit behavioral health program, where she led clinical operations and program development.

She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Florida State University and her Master of Science degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Troy University.

Angela was born and raised in Panama City, Fla., and relocated to Tallahassee following Hurricane Michael in 2018. Outside of work, Angela enjoys spending time with her bunny, Snow White, and her nine grandchildren.

01/22/2026

Calling all ECTs, EMTs and Paramedics! Come to our hiring event tomorrow and leave with an offer.

Whether you’re...
🚨a PCA ready to advance your career and become an Emergency Care Technician
🚨an ECT looking for support becoming Emergency Medical Technician
🚨an EMT or Paramedic eager to take your next professional step..we’re excited to meet you.

Learn more & save your spot at TMH.ORG/EMS 🚑

01/21/2026

At TMH, we live by our ICARE values: Integrity, Compassion, Accountability, Respect and Excellence.

Kudos to these Respiratory Therapists for earning 2025 ICARE awards—thank you for demonstrating our core values while supporting patient healing each and every day. 🩵💙🤍