Williamson County Healthcare: Top-Rated Hospitals and Specialty Care

Courtesy of Williamson Health

Williamson County is a health care haven. From a regional medical center to a community clinic helping the underserved, it’s all here.

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Ascension Saint Thomas

Ascension Saint Thomas has 13 locations across the county, including primary care, heart and specialty services. Ascension Saint Thomas Heart is home to cardiologists trained in the latest heart and vascular testing, treatment and procedures. Offices are in Brentwood, Thompson’s Station and Franklin, which is also home to a clinic designed for women’s heart issues and a comprehensive heart failure and transplant center. Additionally, medical partners in Franklin and Brentwood provide family care. Specialty services include women’s health and female pelvic medicine, chest and lung, and neurosurgery.

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Bone and Joint Institute

The Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee has provided exceptional orthopedic care since 1979.

Recognized among the best ambulatory surgery centers by U.S. News & World Report, the anchor facility of the multilocation practice is a 121,000-square-foot freestanding building at Williamson Medical Center. Highly skilled physicians treat a variety of musculoskeletal issues and perform orthopedic, arthroscopic and spinal surgery. The institute also offers sports medicine, joint replacement and rehabilitation services, as well as an after-hours clinic. Walk-in orthopedic urgent care clinics are available in Brentwood, Nolensville, Spring Hill and Thompson’s Station.

Mercy Community Healthcare

Mercy Community Healthcare provides quality integrated care for the mind, body and spirit, focusing on the underserved. Fees are offered on a sliding scale, in addition to accepting insurance plans. Services include primary care, behavioral and mental health, chronic disease management, and family support. They have also partnered with the family of the late country music singer Naomi Judd to open The Naomi Judd Mental Health Clinic: A Bridge to Hope.

Nick McGinn

Williamson Health

Williamson Health and Williamson Medical Center celebrated the first anniversary of the latest segment in their $200 million renovation project. The west tower has been renamed the Boyer-Bryan West Tower in honor of Luke and Caroline Boyer Bryan and The Brett Boyer Foundation. Three floors were added, along with a new wing encompassing all six floors, totaling nearly 175,000 new square feet and 134 new patient beds. The health system provides services at more than 30 locations in the county.