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Through the power of compassionate medicine, TriStar Health is honored to change the lives of the healthcare heroes who work here and the patients who look to us for care. Here are their stories.

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  • One test, one diagnosis, one message: get screened
    After unexpected digestive symptoms led to a colonoscopy at age 46, Jamey Tidwell was diagnosed with stage 3 colorectal cancer. With the support of his wife, family and community — and a daily tradition of encouragement — Jamey is sharing his story to remind others to listen to their bodies and get screened, because 45 is the new 55 when it comes to colon cancer prevention.
  • Compassion that comes full circle
    When longtime caregiver April became the patient, her experience at TriStar Greenview deepened her appreciation for compassionate care — proving that it doesn't just treat conditions, it transforms lives.
  • Finding strength and smiles: Spencer's journey back from traumatic brain Injury
    Spencer Hicks of White House, TN, spent a month in TriStar Skyline's inpatient rehabilitation unit after a traumatic brain injury and came back to reunite with those who cared for him.
  • "They're Family:" Roger's journey of compassion at TriStar Greenview
    Roger's colorectal cancer diagnosis began with a routine scan, but his journey at TriStar Greenview Regional Hospital became one defined by patient-centered care.
  • Stronger than before
    After missing the critical treatment window for his stroke, Wayne lost not only his strength but his independence, including his role as caregiver to his elderly mother. Through inpatient rehab at TriStar Summit, he committed fully to recovery, rebuilding his strength and confidence with the support of his care team.
  • Faith in the hands of care
    When Winter Storm Fern created unexpected health challenges, Larry turned to TriStar Greenview Regional Hospital. During his stay, he experienced compassionate, patient-centered care from a team dedicated to serving our community.
  • A second birthday
    After experiencing sudden, severe abdominal pain, Sharon was rushed to TriStar Greenview Regional Hospital, where doctors discovered a life-threatening ruptured diverticulitis infection and performed emergency surgery that saved her life.
  • When seconds count: Survivor reunites with EMS team at TriStar Skyline Medical Center
    Neil Mitchell of Goodlettsville suffered a severe STEMI heart attack and recovered thanks to the care of his EMS crew and TriStar Skyline as well as TriStar Centennial. He and TriStar Skyline recognized the crew who saved him at a recent reunion.
  • Healing through art, encouragement, and care
    TriStar Skyline outpatient therapy helps local art teacher recover from frozen shoulder.
  • Royce Hinson: Finding Relief and a New Lease on Life at Southern Joint Replacement Institute
    After suffering severe shoulder damage in the Humphreys County flood and enduring a year of painful, unsuccessful procedures, Royce Hinson turned to Southern Joint Replacement Institute for help.