Refrain from hospital visitation if experiencing symptoms of illness

Jan 13, 2025

For the health and safety of our patients and staff, we kindly ask that you refrain from visiting patients if you are feeling unwell.

Health screening 101: The power of prevention

Jan 06, 2025

With the New Year underway and a fresh calendar ahead, it's the perfect time to take charge and make your health a top priority in 2025.

UHS welcomes first baby of 2025

Jan 01, 2025

It’s a girl! Born on Wednesday, January 1, 2025, at UHS Wilson Medical Center, Zoe Anthonellys made history as UHS’ first baby of the New Year.

A New Era in Healthcare: Reflecting on a Transformative Year at UHS

Dec 30, 2024

2024 was a monumental year for UHS. We celebrated outstanding achievements, embraced innovation, and reaffirmed our shared commitment to patient-centered care.

UHS Heart & Vascular Institute performs 1,000th TAVR procedure

Dec 12, 2024

In November, the UHS Structural Heart Disease and Valve Clinic team reached a remarkable milestone by performing the 1,000th TAVR (Transcatheter

What it’s like to work in the respiratory/pulmonary services department

Dec 09, 2024

Imagine working in a place where every day brings the opportunity to make a difference in someone’s life, and every team member plays an essential role in achieving that go

‘Our family tree’ can be a healthy conversation

Dec 02, 2024

How well do you know your family’s health history?

Home care services are a lifeline for many

Nov 25, 2024

November is National Home Care and Hospice Month, a time when home care agencies and caregivers across the country raise awareness about the unique and irreplaceable value

Shining a light on lung cancer: The life-saving power of early detection

Nov 18, 2024

November marks Lung Cancer Awareness Month and it is an important time to support those currently facing a diagnosis, learn the warning signs and know your risk for being d

Get educated about diabetes and take control of this manageable disease

Nov 04, 2024

The numbers are staggering. Diabetes isn’t just a disease – it’s an epidemic, affecting over 38 million Americans with devastating consequences.