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CRH to Acquire MRI

Soon patient's won't have to travel outside Clay County to get a MRI. The facility is currently developing a MRI program and hopes to have it operational soon.


Rooms Renovated

Your stay at Cumberland River Hospital will be getting a lot nicer. Renovations to patient rooms is underway. Jeff Smith, Plant Operations Director is overseeing the addition of new heating and cooling units and flat panel LCD TV's. Also each room is getting a fresh coat of paint, new tile floors and vanity's.

Click HERE for a look at one of our renovated rooms.

Cumberland River Takes Steps to Combat N1H1

 

In response to the nationwide concern over the spread of the N1H1 Flu (Swine Flu), Cumberland River has taken steps to keep our patients, visitors, and employee's safe. The first thing that you will notice when visiting the facility is the signs posted at each entrance. These notices remind those entering the building to "Cover Your Cough" when coughing or sneezing and to use a surgical mask if you have flu like symptoms.

Influenza is spread in the air by droplets from someone sneezing or coughing on you. That's why it's so important to "Cover Your Cough". The flu virus can also be spread by contacting something or someone that has the virus and then putting your hands or fingers in your mouth, nose or eyes.

Preventing the virus by contact is as simple as washing your hands or using an alcohol based hand sanitizer. For more information go to the website below.


Healthcare Spotlight

Spring Allergies Spring is the time of year that we normally think of when it comes to seasonal allergies. As the trees start to bloom and the pollen gets airborne, allergy sufferers begin their annual ritual of sniffling and sneezing. Each year, 35 million Americans fall prey to seasonal allergic rhinitis, more commonly known as hay fever.

Although there is no magical cure for spring allergies, there are a number of ways to combat them, from medication to household habits.

What causes spring allergies? The biggest spring allergy trigger is pollen -- tiny grains released into the air by trees, grasses, and weeds for the purpose of fertilizing other plants. When pollen grains get into the nose of someone who’s allergic, they send the immune system into overdrive.

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Cumberland River Hospital
100 Old Jefferson Street
Celina TN, 38551

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931-243-3581

 
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