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BE A HOLIDAY HERO - JOIN THE BLOOD ASSURANCE BLOOD DRIVE HOSTED BY GATEWAY MEDICAL CENTER Gateway Medical Center is hosting a Blood Assurance blood drive on Friday, December 18 from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. With the holidays quickly approaching, blood donations are starting to decrease, but the need for blood never changes. "Traditionally, blood is in shorty supply during the winter months due to holidays, illness and inclement weather,” said Gateway Director of Laboratory Chris Baggett. One blood donation c... ... Read More

Gateway Medical Center is pleased that the Tennessee Health Services and Development Agency (HSDA) has approved our application to build a new satellite emergency department in the Sango area of Montgomery County. The new facility, which will be located on Highway 76, just east of I-24 near exit 11, will have eight examination and treatment rooms and will be open 24 hours a day and 365 days a year to treat patients with illnesses and injuries that require a higher level of care than urgent care facilitie... ... Read More

Holiday seasons can be difficult times for those who are experiencing grief related to the death of a loved one or other significant loss. This program, offered by Gateway Hospice will: Identify issues of concern Engage participants in discussion Offer practical ideas for living with grief through the holiday season Tuesday, November 10 from 6 to 8 p.m. in Liberty Room B at Gateway Medical Center. For more information, contact Gateway Hospice at 931-552-9551. ... Read More

When breast cancer is detected at an early stage, there is a greater range of treatment options, including less-extensive surgery (e.g., breast-conserving surgery like lumpectomy versus mastectomy) and the use of chemotherapy with fewer serious side effects, or even, in some cases, the option to forgo chemotherapy. According to Gynecologist B.B. Ledbetter, M.D., on staff at Gateway Medical Center, "The best way to detect breast cancer early is practicing good breast health." This includes: Regular mammog... ... Read More

Gateway Medical Center announces the appointment of new CFO Jeffrey D. Thomas who will join the hospital on October 12. Thomas comes from Heartland Regional Medical Center in Marion, IL where he has served as CFO. He has 22 years of accounting and healthcare experience.  Thomas holds a bachelors degree in Business Administration from Youngstown State University’s Williamson School of Business Administration in OH.  According to Gateway CEO Mark Marsh, “We are happy that Jeff is joining our team... ... Read More

More than a million Americans suffer a heart attack each year—and nearly twenty percent of them die, according to the American Heart Association (AHA). Unfortunately, many are not familiar with the early symptoms of a heart attack—knowledge that could spur them to seek treatment earlier, minimizing heart damage and saving lives. That’s why Gateway Medical Center has launched a campaign to increase awareness of heart attack warning signs. “A heart attack rarely happens without warning, so it is possible t... ... Read More

Gateway Medical Center is excited to be a part of this year’s Paychecks for Patriots Veteran’s Hiring Event! Look what positions we are hiring for! These positions are not only available for veterans, but they are also available for their family members as well. Please make sure and stop by 523 Madison Street, Suite B on October 1st, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. You won’t want to miss this opportunity! Click here for more information . ... Read More

Join Neurological Surgeon Robert Bejnarowicz, D.O. for a free seminar on back pain on Thursday, August 27 at 5:30 p.m. He’ll discuss common causes and types of pain and the A to Zs of treatments available. Light refreshments will be served. Click here to make your reservation or call 931-502-4343 by Tuesday, August 25. The seminar will be held in the Liberty Rooms of Gateway Medical Center. ... Read More

Many health conditions, including heart disease and cancer, run in families. Creating a family health history can help you take steps to reduce risk. Health conditions are caused by a variety of factors. Environment, lifestyle and genetics all play a role in the development of disease. Knowing your family history will allow you a greater opportunity to make lifestyle changes that can help prevent disease. Use this family history “road map” to get started. Start the conversation . First make time to talk... ... Read More

Orthopedic surgeons talk about the benefits of Gateway Medical Center’s Joint and Spine Program and what you can expect during your brief hospital stay. ... Read More