Stories

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.

TriStar Skyline outpatient therapy helps local art teacher recover from frozen shoulder.

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.

After years of hoping for motherhood, April welcomed her daughter Knoxley at 32 weeks in an emergency delivery.

Two twins who were born at 24 weeks make amazing strides through the help of TriStar Summit Outpatient Rehab team and facility.

TriStar Greenview colleagues live out the promise of We Show Up by delivering family-centered care that transformed Rollie Zackery's hospital experience and reminded him he was never alone on his healing journey.

After years battling heart failure — including a lifesaving transplant — Thomas Groves II transformed his journey from patient to caregiver, now serving others in the cardiac cath lab with the same compassion that once carried him through.

Tinesha Brown's commitment to annual mammograms led to an early breast cancer diagnosis just days after her 45th birthday, allowing her to begin treatment quickly and with confidence.

After experiencing a life‑threatening cardiac event while shoveling snow, TriStar Greenview OR manager, Roy Tyler, received compassionate care across the TriStar Health system that ultimately gave him a second chance at life. Now, a year later, he's celebrating this second chance.

Jaxon's winter storm arrival marked an unforgettable first-time birth experience for parents Colby and Sam, shaped by rapid labor and unexpected icy conditions.