Mission Health

03/11/2026

The Mission Hospital Stroke Program is proud to partner with the United Stroke Alliance to launch Strength Over Stroke, a new community-focused program designed to support WNC stroke survivors. This event will feature a variety of expert speakers covering important topics that stroke survivors frequently encounter, including mental health challenges, financial considerations and strategies for long‑term recovery.

⭐Event Details⭐
When: March 20th, 9am - 4pm
Where: Biltmore Church - Arden Campus
How: Register here to reserve your spot https://bit.ly/4rlwfcB

Here at Mission Health , we are excited about this new opportunity to expand the education and support we bring to stroke survivors and their families in WNC. If you are a stroke survivor or caregiver, we hope you will consider joining us at this event.

03/10/2026

✨Friends, fun, shopping – social media makes it all more accessible than ever. But let’s be real – without balance, social media use can take a toll on your mental health. These six tips may be helpful for maintaining balance.

Extended periods of time on social media can lead to negative feelings, depression or anxiety. Are you or someone you know struggling with these challenges? Our broader network of care, HCA Healthcare, is one of the leading providers of mental health services in the U.S., with 50 inpatient facilities and over 200 outpatient programs across 14 states. If you’re looking for support, we’re here for you.

📅 Take the first step today by taking our free stress and anxiety assessment: https://bit.ly/3P0Ojvh

Learn more about our mental health programs: https://bit.ly/4uqmVag

03/07/2026

✅ If your answer to any of these questions is “yes,” consider talking with one of our orthopedic specialists. Whether you need simple, nonsurgical care or a more advanced treatment plan involving surgery, our caregivers work with you to find the best path forward. Across our broader HCA Healthcare network, expert caregivers perform approximately 20,000 shoulder surgeries every year. If you need surgery, you can feel confident that you’re in experienced hands.

Learn more about shoulder replacement surgery at Mission Health: https://bit.ly/4aUPpBg

03/04/2026

Did you know Mission Hospital offers multiple training pathways for people ready to start or advance their healthcare career? Today, our recruiters are hosting our CNA Training Program hiring event, one of the most accessible ways to step into patient care with hands‑on learning, paid training and a direct path into meaningful work that supports our community.

We also invest in career growth through several advancement programs designed to help team members step into high‑demand specialties. Our Rad to CT Program provides a structured route for radiologic technologists to build new skills and transition confidently into CT. The MRI F.A.S.T. Track Program offers an accelerated learning experience that blends focused education with guided clinical training for those interested in advanced imaging. Our Accelerate MA Program supports individuals who want to become Medical Assistants through a streamlined blend of classroom learning and hands‑on practice.

These programs reflect our commitment to developing talent, expanding opportunities and helping people grow their careers with purpose at Mission Hospital. Ready to learn more, click the link to explore our opportunities. https://bit.ly/4rOvJoq

03/04/2026

Every birth story is unique.🤰 For some moms, it may involve cesarean delivery, also known as a C-section. Doctors perform this major abdominal surgery for a variety of reasons, often related to complications during pregnancy or delivery. If you’re expecting a baby, it’s important to understand the risks and benefits of the procedure. For example, having a C-section increases the chance that you will need a C-section for future deliveries.

Each year, more than 200,000 babies are born in hospitals across our broader HCA Healthcare network. If you’re expecting and exploring your birth options – including when a C section might be recommended – finding the right obstetrician is an important first step. Learn more about our women's care services: https://bit.ly/4l7vNxh

03/03/2026

Yesterday, our NICU celebrated Dr. Seuss Day with our tiniest cats in hats! Our sweet babies were rocking their Seuss-inspired outfits, reminding us that even the smallest stars can shine so bright.

This day was filled with smiles, snuggles and a whole lot of heart. We are so grateful for our dedicated NICU and Family Support Network team and the families who trust us with their most precious treasures. Thank you to Preemies of the Carolinas for treating these little ones to outfits, hats, and blankets to make this an extra special day.

To learn more about our Level III NICU and Labor and Delivery services, visit https://bit.ly/4rLxQJD

03/02/2026

Every year in the U.S., around 900,000 people are diagnosed with serious blood clots, also called venous thromboembolisms (VTEs). More than half of these patients are hospitalized, and many don’t realize what’s happening until symptoms send them to the emergency room. Recognizing the warning signs early – and seeking care fast – can save lives.

If you’re experiencing symptoms of a blood clot, know where to find an emergency room near you: https://bit.ly/4snS9go

Visit the CDC's website to learn more about blood clots: https://bit.ly/3OU1YnE

03/01/2026

March is Women’s History Month, a time to honor and celebrate the women who shaped history through perseverance and purpose.

As part of HCA Healthcare, we see women who live out our mission and values every day through compassionate care, leadership and service to their communities. We are honored to support, encourage and uplift the voices of women who are helping to create healthier tomorrows.

02/28/2026

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the US — but recovery and prevention are possible.

At Mission Hospital’s Intensive Cardiac Rehab program in Asheville, patients are rebuilding their lives through nutrition education, stress management, exercise and even hands-on cooking classes. These skills can make the difference in a person's recovery after a cardiac event and quality of life while living with heart disease.

Read the full story and watch the video to see how this program is giving patients a second chance: https://wlos.com/news/local/asheville-mission-hospital-intensive-cardiac-rehab-program-national-institute-health-american-heart-disease-month-conditions-recovery-lives-nutritional-education-mental-wellness-regular-exercise-patients-rehabilitation-program-sleep?sf280070654=1

02/27/2026

At Mission Health, we’re grateful for community partners like the YMCA of Western North Carolina who share our commitment to keeping people active and healthy. ❤️

This WNC Care Moment highlights how healthy eating and active living can support heart health — and how Mission Health and the YMCA can help you get started.

Watch the video, courtesy of WLOS ABC 13: https://wlos.com/features/wnc-care-moment/wnc-care-moment-ymca-of-wnc?sf280046505=1

February is American Heart Month. We met with Bronson Cline, Senior Program Director at the YMCA of WNC to discuss how their partnership with HCA Healthcare's M

02/27/2026

We are proud to be part of HCA Healthcare, where we're shaping the future of medicine by investing in the next generation of physicians. As the nation's largest sponsor of Graduate Medical Education (GME), HCA Healthcare offers more than 365 ACGME-accredited programs, supports over 5,700 residents and fellows, and partners with 85 teaching hospitals across 16 states. We're honored to support all our HCA Healthcare residents and fellows as they advance their medical careers

These exceptional clinicians bring passion, knowledge and compassion to our hospital as they work alongside our care teams to deliver patient-centered care and make a lasting impact on the communities we serve.

Today and every day, we celebrate you. Your dedication inspires us and advances the future of healthcare.