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November 4, 2026

DAISY Award spotlight: ‘Her actions directly saved a patient’s life.’

Alexandria “Ragan” Young, LPN, works at the Vanderbilt Integrated Internal Medicine Clinic in Tullahoma. She is one of the latest Vanderbilt Health DAISY Award winners.

By Kylie Avery
Six hospital team members pose together, with one holding a Patient and Family Choice Award plaque, in front of a presentation screen and decorated award table.
October 30, 2026

For Ed Moyers, physical therapy means treating the whole person

The 2026 Patient and Family Choice Award honors a Vanderbilt Tullahome-Harton Hospital therapist who combines clinical excellence with unwavering compassion.

By Owen Irving
Nurse Jenny Shelton holds a framed award plaque beside a green The DAISY Award bag, with bouquets of daisies displayed around her.
September 14, 2026

40 years, countless lives: Jenny Shelton honored with DAISY lifetime achievement award for extraordinary nursing career

Her husband jokes that she has delivered half of Tullahoma. Sometimes when she’s walking around town, it can seem like it.

By Kylie Avery
August 3, 2026

American College of Cardiology recognizes Vanderbilt University Hospital’s care for heart attack patients

In addition to the Gold Performance Achievement Award given to Vanderbilt University Hospital, Vanderbilt Tullahoma-Harton Hospital earned a Silver Performance Achievement Award.

By Matt Batcheldor
Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital sign displaying Vanderbilt Health branding and directional arrows for Emergency, Chest Pain Center, and Main Entrance, with the hospital building in the background.
July 31, 2026

Vanderbilt hospitals in Tullahoma and Clarksville earn AHA stroke and diabetes recognition

The Get With The Guidelines – Stroke program measures how consistently hospitals follow the most current, evidence-based treatment guidelines for stroke patients — from door-to-needle time for clot-busting therapy to discharge planning that reduces the risk of a second stroke.

(courtesy of the CDC)
July 15, 2026

Vanderbilt Health physicians treating more patients with tick bites this year

Six medically important tick species live in the state, and many Tennesseans encounter ticks in their own yard or neighborhood. Perhaps attributable to changing weather patterns and rising temperatures, Vanderbilt Health’s Emergency Medicine physicians around the region began treating patients with tick bites in March this year.

By John Howser