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In the final days before the closure of Celina Regional Hospital, an EMS worker in Celina, Tennessee reads an article about the hospital closure in Ducktown.

Mayor Jill Holland stands in front of the shuttered McKenzie Regional Hospital.

Celina EMS, Jennifer, watches T.V. in between calls in the final hours of the Cumberland River Hospital’s operation.

Nurse removes photos of staff memories from the administrative office in the final hours of the operation of Cumberland River Hospital.

Caleb, was diagnosed with poststreptococcal arthritis. He woke up and his knee was swollen 3-4x its original size. All of his joints were swollen, sometimes to the point that he couldn’t even walk. His father recently passed away leaving him and his

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Advocates from all over the state convene in Nashville for a rally encouraging Governor Bill Lee to expand Medicaid which would provide critical funding to rural hospitals.

Denise describes Jakob as an amazing young man who is incredibly optimistic, articulate, and intelligent. “If you know him, you absolutely love him. His ability to face life head on is his best quality. He doesn’t get down. He’s just positive.” Jako

In the final days before the closure of Celina Regional Hospital, an EMS worker in Celina, Tennessee reads an article about the hospital closure in Ducktown.

Mayor Jill Holland stands in front of the shuttered McKenzie Regional Hospital.

Celina EMS, Jennifer, watches T.V. in between calls in the final hours of the Cumberland River Hospital’s operation.

Nurse removes photos of staff memories from the administrative office in the final hours of the operation of Cumberland River Hospital.

Caleb, was diagnosed with poststreptococcal arthritis. He woke up and his knee was swollen 3-4x its original size. All of his joints were swollen, sometimes to the point that he couldn’t even walk. His father recently passed away leaving him and his

System 6 (1).jpg

2. CS.jpg

Advocates from all over the state convene in Nashville for a rally encouraging Governor Bill Lee to expand Medicaid which would provide critical funding to rural hospitals.

Denise describes Jakob as an amazing young man who is incredibly optimistic, articulate, and intelligent. “If you know him, you absolutely love him. His ability to face life head on is his best quality. He doesn’t get down. He’s just positive.” Jako

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