Hartselle Health Park

03/08/2026

Today on International Women’s Day, we’re proud to celebrate the incredible women who care for our community. From primary care to advanced surgery, these providers make a lasting difference in the lives of our patients and families.

Not pictured: Dr. Leor Arbel, Dr. D’Lisa Bitterly, Dr. Victoria Clay, Dr. Bailey Meherg, Niki Brooks, CRNP, Stephanie Brown, CRNP, Ashley Godfrey, CRNP, Kim Graves, CRNP, Alex Maksimowski, CRNP, Christy Myrick, CRNP, and Tanya Ragsdale, CRNP.

Happy International Women’s Day to all the women making a difference in healthcare!

02/27/2026

In this episode of , Dr. Ryan McMorries, a south Morgan County resident and emergency-trained physician, shares how having local access to timely emergency care can truly make a difference when every second counts. He discusses the full range of critical conditions we treat, including chest pain, stroke, breathing problems, seizures, and more.

Tune in to hear how expanded emergency access is helping save lives and strengthen healthcare in Hartselle.

Listen now on your favorite podcast platform: https://bit.ly/3SHID7U
Watch on YouTube: https://bit.ly/4dmOitA

01/25/2026

01/16/2026

Today we celebrated one year of Hartselle ER with the team who makes emergency care in our community possible every day. We’re proud of the impact this ER has already made and grateful for the community we serve! 🎉

01/13/2026

One year of caring for Hartselle! 🎉

Since opening our doors, Hartselle ER has proudly cared for over 15,000 patients, neighbors, friends, and families who trusted us when it mattered most. Thank you for letting us be here for you, 24/7.

12/12/2025

Some of our Hartselle ER crew traded scrubs for pajamas last night in the Hartselle Christmas parade! We loved seeing so many familiar faces along the route. Thank you, Hartselle, for trusting us with your care and for making the parade such a special night! 🚂🎄

12/09/2025

11/23/2025

If you take pride in creating clean, safe spaces for patients and staff, you may be the perfect fit for our Environmental Services team. Our EVS Assistants play a vital role in infection prevention and patient satisfaction. We offer competitive pay, great benefits, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact every day.

Join our growing health system where team members are valued, and teamwork is celebrated! Find our job postings here: https://cullmanregional.com/about/careers/

11/20/2025

Did you know general surgeons can help with GERD? GERD can sneak up during the holidays. Big meals, rich foods, and late-night gatherings can all make symptoms worse. A few simple habits can help reduce discomfort:

• Limit alcohol and caffeine, which can trigger reflux
• Avoid peppermint and chocolate, which can relax the LES
• Pace yourself during meals and avoid overeating
• Don’t eat too close to bedtime
• Stay active to support digestion

If GERD symptoms are getting in the way of enjoying the season, a general surgeon can evaluate your symptoms, discuss treatment options, and help you find long-term relief. To learn more or schedule an appointment, visit: https://bit.ly/4odliIB

10/22/2025

We know life moves fast, and sometimes your health takes a back seat. But a mammogram could be the most important appointment you keep this year.

Each year, more than 230,000 women in the US are diagnosed with breast cancer. Annual mammograms are a powerful tool for catching breast cancer early, when treatment has the best chance of success. With the latest advances in 3D digital mammography, screenings are faster, clearer, and more comfortable than ever.

If you’ve been meaning to schedule yours, consider this your friendly reminder. Call the Imaging Center at 256-735-5940 to make your appointment today. 🩷

09/24/2025

What an incredible weekend at Depot Days! From the train ride and rock climbing to sweet treats and fun activities, we loved seeing so many families enjoying the day together. A special thank you to all our community partners who helped make it such a success. See you next year! 🚂🎉

09/12/2025

Today we had the pleasure of welcoming students from Hartselle High School Medical Academy to the Cullman Regional main campus. We’re excited to see the next generation of caregivers exploring their passions!