HEALTH CARE
Text reads: Q and A with Rebecca Farrell, Program and outreach director, Central Texas National Association on Mental Illness. Included headshot of Rebecca Farrell
Q&A: NAMI Central Texas program director speaks on pandemic and mental health
Williamson Medical Center CEO Phil Mazzuca (second from left), Luke Bryan, Caroline Bryan, and Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson hold ceremonial shovels at the groundbreaking of a $200 million expansion of the center on April 4. (Martin Cassidy/Community Impact Newspaper)
Williamson Medical Center breaks ground to mark start of $200 million expansion
Critical care paramedic Jessie Hayes (left) and paramedic Chad Maddox demonstrate some equipment aboard a Williamson Medical Center ambulance. A new EMS station opened at the Brentwood Police Department at 910 Heritage Way, Brentwood, on March 9. (Courtesy Williamson Medical Center)
New EMS station opens at Brentwood Police Department March 9
The Bill Wilkerson Center at Franklin is expanding its audiology service space to meet the needs of a growing Williamson County population, according to the Vanderbilt University Medical Center. (Courtesy Vanderbilt University Medical Center)
Vanderbilt University expands Bill Wilkerson Center's audiology services in Franklin
The Westhaven Foundation presented on Jan. 12 a check for $38,471 to the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt to fund pediatric cancer research. From left, attendees at the Jan. 12 presentation are Larry Yarborough and Ellie Bouvier, Westhaven Foundation board members; Doug Stacey, Concert 4 the Cure Founder; Dana Hardy, Shari Lacy and Matt Magallanes, foundation board members; Vick White, Concert 4 The Cure volunteer; Linda Pflaum, executive director at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center Development Office; Brian Cunningham, Concert 4 The Cure volunteer; and Katie Britt, director of The Westhaven Foundation. (Courtesy-The Westhaven Foundation)
Franklin's Westhaven Foundation concert results in $38,471 donation to Vanderbilt's children's hospital
From left to right, Dr. Eric Sumner, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Claire Davis and Dr. Elizabeth Lindsey work at the Williamson Medical Group's gastroenterology practice. The practice opened a new suite Dec. 13 at the Williamson Medical Center at 4323 Carothers Parkway. (Courtesy Williamson Medical Center)
Williamson Medical Group opens gastroenterology clinic suite at Williamson Medical Center
The FDA on Oct. 29 authorized the emergency use of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to include those in the 5-11 age group. (Courtesy Pexels)
FDA greenlights Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for ages 5-11
The Centers for Disease Control released new guidance on in-person instruction for K-12 grade schools on March 19. (Courtesy Pexels)
CDC loosens guidelines on social distancing in schools
Canterfield of Franklin is one of many senior living communities in the area. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
2021 Senior Living Guide: Communities and resources for seniors in Franklin, Brentwood
Q&A: Medical expert discusses what parents, teachers should consider when schools reopen in 2020-21
Vanderbilt University Medical Center is recruiting 1,000 volunteers for a COVID-19 vaccine trial. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Vanderbilt seeking volunteers for coronavirus vaccine and more news from Nashville
Vanderbilt University Medical Center is recruiting 1,000 volunteers for a COVID-19 vaccine trial. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Vanderbilt University Medical Center recruiting 1,000 volunteers for COVID-19 vaccine trial
With a clinical background in internal, pulmonary and critical care medicine, Corry has been with BCM for 20 years. He now focuses primarily on inflammatory lung diseases, such as asthma and smoking-related chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases. (Graphic by Ronald Winters/Community Impact Newspaper)
Q&A: Baylor College of Medicine's Dr. David Corry discusses immunity, vaccine production amid COVID-19 pandemic
Coronavirus effects on Nashville's health care industry continue; demands for telemedicine increase sharply
(Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus cases in Tennessee up by more than 600 in 24 hours; total deaths surpass 500
Coronavirus hospitalizations in Tennessee rose to 400 concurrent hospitalizations June 15, the highest yet for the state. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Coronavirus cases in Tennessee rise by 670 in 24 hours; hospitalizations reach highest level to date
Here are the coronavirus updates to know today in Tennessee. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Coronavirus cases in Tennessee up by more than 700 June 15 following weekend spike in new cases
Here are the coronavirus updates to know today in Tennessee. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus cases in Tennessee rise by 563 in 24 hours
(Community Impact staff)
310 new cases of coronavirus confirmed in Tennessee in past 24 hours