NashvilleHealth

Save the date! Join us for Healthcare rpm25 on April 1st at the Country Music Hall Of Fame and Museum. The evening session will feature a keynote address from our founder, Senator Bill Frist, M.D., with NashvilleHealth CEO Mark H. Yancy moderating "The State of Healthcare in Nashville" panel as we dive into the future of healthcare in our city. If you're interested in attending, please request an invitation by emailing [email protected] or [email protected]

We're working together with Matthew Walker Comprehensive Health Center and The Nashville Food Project to tackle high blood pressure in North Nashville and drive real change for a healthier, more connected community. Through the Heart of Nashville project, we're able to support hypertension patients in new, convenient, and innovative ways to break down barriers to health access and create a healthier community. Watch how empathy and collaboration are transforming health access in North Nashville.

The NashvilleHealth board meeting just wrapped up. I’m very excited about the progress we’ve made, and I’m confident in the course we’re taking as we work to provide the best possible healthcare for all Nashvillians. If you want to learn more about NashvilleHealth or get involved, you can click here: https://lnkd.in/eh9VuQgp #NashvilleHealth #healthcare

Great insights from our recent Crucial Conversations discussion with Mark H. Yancy, Laurel Graefe, and Anthony Keck on the future of Nashville’s workforce and community health. Mark emphasized the importance of taking care of those who take care of us, while Laurel highlighted the need for investment in mental and physical health to maintain relevance in a tight labor market. Tony shared the importance of collaboration to create long-term, sustainable solutions that benefit not just businesses but the entire community. It's clear: investing in people and community health is key to Nashville's growth and success. Stay tuned for a recap of this insightful conversation! Thank you to our sponsor: BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee --- #NashvilleHealthCareCouncil #TheHealthcareCity #CrucialConversations

Our CEO, Mark H. Yancy, had the honor of joining a panel for an inspiring discussion supporting the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women campaign. With a full house and an engaged audience, the conversation highlighted powerful personal journeys into healthcare and the essential role of compassion in shaping the industry’s future.Heart disease remains the leading cause of death for women—yet it’s often overlooked. Together, we’re working to change that.

As Nashville Yards celebrates the first concert at Nashville’s newest exciting music venue, The Pinnacle, tonight, signs of their commitment to bringing opportunities for better health to Nashville’s urban core are evident all around. From the inclusion of Farm to Yards vertical hydroponic gardens to messages that Nashville Yards will be a place to relax and refresh. NashvilleHealth is grateful to partner with our new board member, Cary Mack, and Nashville Yards around our shared commitment to working to improve the health of all Nashvillians.

What a great way to spend a cold Friday in February – learning more about how to communicate effectively about the importance of public health with our Nashville Wellness Collaborative partners. Thank you to Sarah, Nalini and Bethany from the de Beaumont Foundation for traveling to Nashville last week to offer their excellent Talking Health training. We learned from both the curriculum and from the powerful conversations in the room.

Join us this Tuesday, February 25 from?5 - 7 p.m. at the AMSURG Office for an evening dedicated to raising awareness and supporting the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women campaign. We are proud to have our CEO, Mark H. Yancy, participate as a panelist, sharing his journey into healthcare and the vital role of compassion, connection, and care in the industry. Secure your spot today: https://lnkd.in/eBCQR3Sf

We’re thrilled to kick off our Board Member Spotlight series with new board member, Marcus Whitney, Founder of Jumpstart Nova! Marcus is a trailblazer in investing in healthcare companies and driving innovation. From co-founding Jumpstart Health Investors to bringing pro soccer to Nashville, his impact on both health and community runs deep. Marcus brings invaluable expertise and a passion for health access and innovation—key to advancing NashvilleHealth’s mission. Welcome to the board, Marcus!

With support from the Metro Nashville Public Health Department, The Nashville Food Project is a key partner in our ‘Heart of Nashville’ program. We’re working together to increase access to healthy food and reduce uncontrolled hypertension and related health risks in North Nashville. Through collaboration, we are striving to create a healthier community. #FoodisMedicine