Open enrollment for the Health Insurance Marketplace ends this Friday. Give yourself the peace of mind and security that comes with being covered. Visit www.healthcare.gov today to find the best plan for you. #GetCovered #StayCovered

The Friends of Sumner Regional invite you to the Masquerade $5 Jewelry and Accessory Sale Monday, December 18th from 7 am-6pm and Tuesday, December 19th from 7am-3pm. The sale will be held in the SRMC cafeteria. Hope to see you then!

From all of us at Sumner Regional Medical Center, we wish you a blessed and Happy Hanukkah! #HappyHanukkah #FestivalOfLights

For many of us, the holidays are a difficult time. If you’re suffering from depression or struggling with the stresses of the season, we can help. Call 1.800.424.DOCS to be connected with a mental health professional who can help you cope. #YouAreNotAlone #HealthyHolidays

Don’t toy around with your child’s safety. Help ensure a safe and happy holiday for your family with these toy safety tips. #SafeToysAndCelebrationsMonth #SafetyFirst #HealthyHolidays http://www.mysumnermedical.com/hospital-news/december-2017-monthly-health-article-toy-safety

The staff and families of the Emergency Room at Sumner Station and Sumner Regional Medical Center LOVE a parade! Merry Christmas! 🎄

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It’s Handwashing Awareness Week. Washing your hands is the easiest, most effective way to fight the spread of germs. Learn about good hand hygiene at www.cdc.gov/handhygiene. #CleanHandsCount #CleanHandsSaveLives

Open enrollment for the Health Insurance Marketplace is now open through December 15. Learn all you need to know, including how to find out if you qualify for financial assistance, by visiting www.healthcare.gov. #GetCovered #StayCovered

Taking care of yourself can be a challenge during the busy holiday season. Here are some tips and strategies to help you maintain your health amid the hustle and bustle. #HealthyHolidays http://www.mysumnermedical.com/hospital-news/tis-the-season-to-be-healthy-maintaining-your-health-amid-the-hustle-and-bustle-of-the-season

Interventional cardiologist Paul E. Kudelko II, DO, FACC, and the cardiac catheterization team at Sumner Regional Medical Center are thrilled to be one of the first in the region to complete a Tryton Side Branch Stent for bifurcation. The procedure restores blood flow to the heart muscle without the need for open-heart surgery in patients with coronary artery disease. "Innovations in cardiology technology is increasingly allowing patients in community hospitals access to the same world class care as larger downtown facilities," Dr. Kudelko said of the new technology at SRMC. "It's a win-win for both patients and physicians." Fellow interventional cardiologist Reginald Dickerson, MD, attended the procedure and will be incorporating this new technology to treat patients as well, along with additional interventional cardiologists on staff at SRMC. The procedure was completed in the new cardiac catheterization lab the hospital added this summer, the second cardiac cath lab at SRMC to serve patients with cardiac and vasular diseases. Dwight Eidson, CSR, with Cordis Health - the manufacturer of the Tryton stent - added, "I am as excited as Cordis is to launch this new technology at SRMC. This technology enables patients with bifurcation disease to be treated closer to home, with a less invasive treatment and shorter recovery time." Learn more about the cardiac and vascular services available at SRMC by visiting www.MySumnerMedical.com/our-services/cardiac-care.