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Why You Shouldn’t Skip Your Annual Physical: Screenings That Save Lives
September 26, 2025Your annual physical is more than a routine doctor’s visit — it’s an important part of long-term health planning. While many people only see a doctor when something feels wrong, preventive care helps identify risks and conditions before symptoms appear. At Southern Tennessee Regional Health System - Pulaski, our primary care teams focus on…
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Welcome Dr. Isaac Werner to Southern Tennessee Primary Care Cornersville
September 24, 2025Isaac Werner, MD, family medicine physician, joins Southern Tennessee Primary Care Cornersville. Accepting new patients of all ages, with a focus on preventive care, chronic disease management, pediatrics, women’s health & geriatrics.
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Southern Tennessee Regional Health System Pulaski Earns THA 2024 Zero Harm Award
September 22, 2025STRHS Pulaski is proud to announce that it has received the Tennessee Hospital Association’s (THA) 2024 Zero Harm Award for the second year in a row.
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2nd Annual Giles County Drive-Thru Community Baby Shower
September 19, 2025Southern Tennessee Regional Health System (STRHS) Pulaski is proud to participate as a vendor in the 2nd Annual Giles County Drive-Thru Community Baby Shower on Tuesday, September 30, from 4:30–6:30 p.m. at Giles County High School.This fun and family-friendly event is designed to support expectant parents and families with children up to age two. Attendees will be…
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13th Annual Cheers for the Girls Expands in 2025
September 09, 2025Pulaski, TN – September 9, 2025 – The beloved Cheers for the Girls event returns for its 13th year on Thursday, October 23, 2025, at First National Bank in Pulaski, bringing the community together to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer awareness, research, and support. Due to overwhelming community response, this year’s event will offer both a…
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How to Protect Your Child from Fall Viruses like Flu, RSV, and COVID
September 03, 2025In warmer parts of the country like Pulaski, TN, respiratory virus season can begin as early as September and stretch well into the winter. With kids back in school, viruses like flu, RSV, and COVID-19 start spreading quickly – especially among young children whose immune systems are still developing. As a parent, you can take steps now to help protect…
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Southern Tennessee Orthopedics Welcomes Messina Barnett, FNP
August 27, 2025Messina Barnett, MSN, FNP-C, has joined Southern Tennessee Orthopedics and will begin seeing patients on September 21. With deep roots in Pulaski and a strong background in patient-centered care, Messina is excited to serve the community she calls home.
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Why Mosquito-Borne Illnesses Are on the Rise — and How to Protect Yourself
August 01, 2025Warmer weather and standing water are fueling a surge in mosquito-borne diseases. Here’s what you need to know and how to prevent them.
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Karen Risner Honored with BEE Award for Extraordinary Compassion and Care
July 14, 2025STRHS Pulaski honors Ultrasound Tech, as the recipient of this quarter's BEE (Being Exceptional Every day) Award.
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Play It Safe When Working Out
July 14, 2025"Most sports injuries are the result of inadequate instruction/training, structural defects in the body, and weaknesses in the body,” says Dr. John Tullos, an orthopedist at Southern Tennessee Orthopedics – Pulaski. “For this reason, understanding proper technique, understanding your general health, and listening to your body are paramount in preventing injuries.”
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STRHS Pulaski Welcomes New Provider, LeAnn Gordon, FNP
July 07, 2025Southern Tennessee Obstetrics & Gynecology is excited to welcome LeAnn Gordon, FNP, to the practice. With over 17 years of experience in women’s health, LeAnn brings a strong clinical background and a passion for serving her community. She recently completed her Nurse Midwife certification through Frontier Nursing University and is preparing to take her state board exam. A lifelong resident of Giles County, LeAnn looks forward to providing compassionate, personalized care to women in the area.
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Men’s Health Month: Why Colonoscopies Matter
June 12, 2025Every June, Men’s Health Month serves as a vital reminder for men to take proactive steps toward a healthier future. At Southern Tennessee Regional Health System (STRHS) Pulaski, we’re proud to support this nationwide initiative by encouraging the men in our community to schedule important preventive screenings—including colonoscopies.
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Congratulations to Our DAISY Award Winner: Ashley Pinkelton
June 11, 2025We’re proud to announce Ashley Pinkelton as the recipient of the DAISY Award at STRHS Pulaski. The DAISY Award is a national recognition program that honors the extraordinary compassion nurses provide every day. Ashley’s nomination stood out as a beautiful reminder of what it truly means to care—not just medically, but emotionally and spiritually.
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Awarded Back-to-Back ‘A’ Grades from The Leapfrog Group
June 09, 2025New Grade for Spring 2025 is a national recognition for patient safety
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Southern Tennessee Regional Health System Pulaski Names 2025 Mercy Award Winner
June 04, 2025Jessica Barrow recognized for demonstrating compassion and providing outstanding service to patients, hospital and local community
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Protect Your Personal and Community Health by Safely Managing Medications
April 21, 2025We encourage you to establish and maintain safe medication habits - remember to dispose of your medications properly and regularly.
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STRHS Celebrates 2025 BEE Award
April 10, 2025Celebrating Excellence: Tressy Ferguson Receives the BEE Award at STRHS Pulaski.
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2024 Community Benefit Report
April 03, 2025Report outlines hospital’s continued impact on health and economic vitality of Giles County
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Columbia Surgical Partners Now Providing General Surgery Services at STRHS Pulaski
February 17, 2025STRHS Pulaski is proud to announce the return of general surgery services through a partnership with Columbia Surgical Partners, bringing much-needed surgical care back to the community.
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STRHS Pulaski Welcomes First Baby of 2025
January 02, 2025Southern Tennessee Regional Health System Pulaski is ringing in 2025 with the year’s first bundle of joy. Weighing 8 pounds and 8 ounces and measuring 20 inches, Aurora was born to Cassidy and Kevin, Wednesday, January 1, 2025 at 5:59am.
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