With Williamson Medical Center’s Boyer-Bryan West Tower now rising above the skyline, it’s clear that Williamson Health is committed to elevating excellence in health care throughout Williamson County and beyond. But the tower is just one example of how the health care system is growing to meet the needs of this rapidly expanding region.
Celebrating the Boyer-Bryan West Tower
The Boyer-Bryan West Tower added 175,000 square feet of space, three new floors and a six-floor wing—bringing 134 patient beds, including a 35-bed ICU, 94 medical-surgical rooms and 10 pediatric rooms. The expansion also revamped the obstetrics and NICU departments, with 33 patient rooms, nine private NICU bays, a well-baby nursery and three C-section rooms.
“This expansion plays a vital role in providing top-tier care to residents of Williamson County and beyond,” says Phil Mazzuca, Williamson Health CEO.
Since opening, the facility has seen a marked increase in patient volume and its ability to care for more complex cases—right here, close to home. Visitors consistently praise the new spaces for their beauty, spaciousness and thoughtful design.
Elevating Cardiac Care
Earning recognition for its clinical excellence in a wide range of cardiology services, Williamson Health continues to expand access to advanced, high-quality heart care across the region. The cardiology department features specialists with extensive experience in prevention, intervention and heart failure. The system also offers an evidence-based chest pain program, cardiac stress testing, an accredited cardiac rehab program, a pulmonary rehab program and more.
The Cardiac Center is equipped with two advanced cardiac catheterization labs, an electrophysiology lab and cutting-edge technologies that enable real-time imaging of the heart and blood flow.
Last summer, Williamson Medical Center earned designation as a Primary Heart Attack Center by The Joint Commission and the American Heart Association—highlighting the hospital’s rapid-response capabilities and commitment to improving heart health outcomes.
Expanding Access Across the Region
Williamson Health’s growing services now reach farther across the region, including its newest clinic location in Spring Hill. The clinic offers primary care and specialist services, a general health care walk-in clinic and laboratory testing. It also houses Bone and Joint Institute of Tennessee orthopedic urgent care, a physician clinic and physical therapy services.
Spring Hill residents now benefit from access to advanced practice providers across a broad spectrum of health care needs, including treatment for orthopedic injuries and conditions.
Helping Patients Sleep Easier
Williamson Health’s Sleep Lab, in operation since 1995, recently added a fifth bedroom, allowing for increased monthly patient visits. Upgrades include new furnishings, advanced sleep study equipment and expanded options for in-home testing—further improving access to sleep health services throughout the region.
Delivering Hope in High-Risk Pregnancies
Williamson Health Medical Group has welcomed maternal-fetal specialists Chelsea Clinton, M.D., and Michael DeRoche, M.D., who provide expert care for women with high-risk pregnancies. Board-certified in both obstetrics-gynecology and maternal-fetal medicine, they work alongside OB-GYNs to develop personalized care plans and offer advanced imaging for routine and complex gynecological cases.
A Growing Network of Care
With more than 30 locations, over 860 physicians and advanced care practitioners, and more than 60 specialties and subspecialties, Williamson Health continues to meet the evolving needs of our vibrant region.
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“The recently completed West Tower is just one of many ways the
regional healthcare system is growing to serve our rapidly expanding and thriving region.”