News and Events2017-05-03T07:36:57-05:00

“She has a caring heart:” With support from Dr. Ashley Hendrix, Princess Jones survived breast cancer and got back to the life she loves

Princess Jones was scared when she was diagnosed with breast cancer - but the team at Regional One Health Cancer Care quickly put her mind at ease. Breast surgical oncologist Ashley Hendrix, MD, FACS and her team provided expert care and all the support Princess needed. Now, she's back to teaching preschool, going to church, and spending time with her family - and she's grateful for the care that got her there. After having breast [...]

June 24th, 2026|

“We need to protect it:” After receiving lifesaving care, Jennifer Kruchten is investing in the future of Regional One Health

You never know when you're going to need critical medical care - and Jennifer Kruchten discovered that the hard way. When an ordinary toothache turned into a life-or-death emergency, Regional One Health was there with the resources Jennifer needed. Now, she's back to her work and family, and has become an advocate for the need to build a new Regional One Health campus to serve our community.  The need for critical medical care can come [...]

June 18th, 2026|

“They built a fortress around me:” After a serious burn, Keith Brown received care that restored his health and strengthened his faith

After suffering serious burn injuries in a firepit accident, statistical models gave Keith Brown just a 14 percent chance of survival. Keith, his family and faith, and the exceptional team at Regional One Health's Firefighters Burn Center had other ideas. Thanks to the expert care he received, Keith is getting back to the live he loves - and he's also advocating for making sure other patients have the same access to lifesaving care that he [...]

June 16th, 2026|

Center for Innovation, AWS explore how AI can improve lifesaving “Code Blue” response at Regional One Health

Regional One Health's Center for Innovation is working with Amazon Web Services to explore how to improve the Code Blue process at the hospital. During a Code Blue, a rapid response team delivers resuscitation when someone on campus experiences a medical emergency such as cardiac or respiratory arrest. By improving documentation and feedback using artificial intelligence, leaders hope to improve the delivery of lifesaving care. As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve and grow, it [...]

June 15th, 2026|

“Everything I needed, she made it happen:” ONE Health helped Crystal regain her health and independence after a life-changing diagnosis

Crystal Greenwood's serious medical diagnosis came as a shock - but with the support of Regional One Health's ONE Health complex care program, she was able to get back on her feet. ONE Health helps patients by meeting not only their medical needs, but social determinants of health like food, housing, and transportation. For Crystal, it was a chance to improve her health and regain her independence. When Crystal Greenwood’s doctor called her the day [...]

June 11th, 2026|

Colorectal cancer diagnoses are on the rise, especially in younger patients. Here’s what you need to know to stay healthy!

Colorectal cancer rates are increasing, and more patients are being diagnosed at a younger age. Regional One Health Cancer Care surgical oncologist Saloni Mehrotra, MD recently held a "Lunch & Learn" to raise awareness about risk factors, symptoms, screening, and treatment options. By following your doctor's recommendation for colonoscopies and other screening tests, you can catch colorectal cancer early or even prevent it! With colorectal cancer rates on the rise and patients being diagnosed earlier, [...]

June 10th, 2026|

“They worked their magic:” Expert vascular care at Regional One Health not only saved Arlander’s life, it protected his quality of life

When an ordinary day suddenly turned traumatic for Arlander Rutherford, the team at Regional One Health's Elvis Presley Trauma was ready to provide lifesaving care. Dr. Erica Mitchell, Medical Director for Vascular Surgery, performed an intricate surgery to repair a major artery in Arlander's leg. Thanks to Dr. Mitchell's expertise, Arlander was able to avoid amputation and get back to his family and his love of international travel. No one ever expects an ordinary day [...]

June 3rd, 2026|

“They made me feel confident:” Regional One Health’s support and expertise helped Paris Hobbs get through surgeries that would save his leg

Paris Hobbs was only 22 years old when a serious work injury threatened to change the course of his life. Thanks to expert care at Regional One Health's Elvis Presley Trauma Center, Paris was able to avoid having his leg amputated. Now, he's getting back to the things he enjoys, and he's grateful for the life-changing care he received. Losing a leg is a life-altering medical event. Not only does it impact a person’s [...]

May 15th, 2026|

When it comes to melanoma, prevention, screening, and groundbreaking research all play a role in better outcomes

As the temperatures warm up and the days get longer, it's important to keep sun safety in mind as you enjoy time outdoors. Dr. Chelsea Olson, a surgical oncologist with Regional One Health Cancer Care, said protecting your skin and taking advantage of screening can help keep you safe. Even if you have past sun damage, prevention and vigilance can help prevent a serious diagnosis. As the days get warmer and longer, don’t forget about [...]

May 8th, 2026|

What’s the secret to a healthy weight? Consistency and support…something your primary care provider can help you with!

Weight management is an important topic for many patients, and help is as close as your primary care office! Primary care providers can support patients with dietary guidance, exercise plans, and weight loss medications. The goal is not only to help patients with their weight, but to improve their overall health and lower their risk of serious conditions like heart disease and diabetes. Achieving and maintaining a healthy weight is rarely about a single change; [...]

April 8th, 2026|