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We are excited to announce that Khalil Ekulona is the emcee for Amplify Nashville 2026! Khalil is best-known as the inau...
04/03/2026

We are excited to announce that Khalil Ekulona is the emcee for Amplify Nashville 2026! Khalil is best-known as the inaugural host of This Is Nashville, a community-driven show on WPLN that has become a flagship program for Nashville public radio. While Khalil is an accomplished storyteller and gifted speaker, his top aim is to be known simply as a human being. Nothing more, nothing less. His appreciation of what it means to be human - including being connected to one another - makes him the perfect emcee for our night of celebrating the immigrants who help our city flourish.

We hope you will join us and Khalil as we celebrate this year's honorees on April 16 at Marathon Music Works! Tickets are on sale at https://siloamhealth.org/amplify-nashville-2026/

Happy Arab American Heritage Month! We are proud to serve and work alongside our Arab American neighbors who enrich Silo...
04/02/2026

Happy Arab American Heritage Month! We are proud to serve and work alongside our Arab American neighbors who enrich Siloam Health and the community in so many ways.

Watch Katie Richards, Siloam Health President and CEO, share organizational updates and encouragement rooted in our bibl...
04/01/2026

Watch Katie Richards, Siloam Health President and CEO, share organizational updates and encouragement rooted in our biblical foundation. View the State of Siloam right here: http://tiny.cc/stateofsiloam

Gregg Ramos, a second-generation American, is an influential attorney who champions immigrant communities in Nashville a...
03/25/2026

Gregg Ramos, a second-generation American, is an influential attorney who champions immigrant communities in Nashville and was instrumental in defeating the English Only referendum in 2009 through his efforts with Nashville for All of Us.

In 2008, an English Only referendum was proposed in Metro Council that would have created significant barriers for immigrant communities by impeding access to vital services, and it would have hindered Nashville’s growth as a city overall.

As a Latino, Gregg had experienced discrimination when he first moved to Nashville. He also remembered how difficult it was for his grandparents and parents to learn the English language. So, Gregg decided to spend his relational capital in the business community to fight against the English Only referendum.

Gregg, along with many others, formed a remarkably broad coalition, Nashville for All of Us, which included business leaders, public servants, faith leaders, and labor unions. They defeated the referendum, and Nashville was able to solidify its identity as a city that welcomes and celebrates immigrants from all over the world.

Gregg Ramos is a community leader whose service helped defeat the English Only referendum and ensure Nashville’s identity as a welcoming city, making him the Bridge Builder honoree at Amplify Nashville 2026.

We hope you will join us as we celebrate Gregg and all of this year's honorees April 16 at Marathon Music Works! Tickets are available at https://siloamhealth.org/amplify-nashville-2026/

Happy National Physicians Week! This week, we honor Dr. Jule West, Dr. Mallory Jorif, Dr. Brent Snader, Dr. Kristin Mar...
03/23/2026

Happy National Physicians Week! This week, we honor Dr. Jule West, Dr. Mallory Jorif, Dr. Brent Snader, Dr. Kristin Martel, and the many volunteer specialists who help make Siloam Health a place of hope and healing.

Thank you for your dedication to Siloam's mission and the patients we serve!

Zulfat Suara is a CPA, an at-large member of the Nashville Metro Council, and an advocate who has achieved historic mile...
03/19/2026

Zulfat Suara is a CPA, an at-large member of the Nashville Metro Council, and an advocate who has achieved historic milestones while ensuring marginalized Nashvillians have access to health care, education, and housing.

In 2019, Zulfat made history by becoming the first Nigerian-born woman elected to any office in the US and the first immigrant to be elected as an at-large member of the Metro Council.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Zulfat and her colleagues urged the health department to partner with houses of worship across the city for vaccination clinics, ensuring that those on the margins had access to vaccines in their own neighborhoods. She has also collaborated with the Nashville Hispanic Bar Association to provide funding for legal services to immigrants facing eviction.

As an inspiring leader who believes that lifting up the marginalized strengthens the whole city, Zulfat Suara is committed to the well-being of all Nashvillians, making her the Good Neighbor honoree at Amplify Nashville 2026.

We hope you will join us as we celebrate Zulfat and all of this year's honorees April 16 at Marathon Music Works! Tickets are available at https://siloamhealth.org/amplify-nashville-2026/

“In a city as diverse as ours, it’s important that everyone, no matter their background or circumstances, is treated wit...
03/18/2026

“In a city as diverse as ours, it’s important that everyone, no matter their background or circumstances, is treated with dignity and respect,” says Stephen Robertson, Clinic Support volunteer.

And as Stephen has gotten to know Siloam's patients, he’s been inspired by their resilience. “Many have faced significant challenges, yet they arrive with hope and a desire to heal.”

Thank you for serving with us, Stephen!

Learn more about volunteering at Siloam Health at https://siloamhealth.org/volunteers/

Dr. Naji Abumrad is a Lebanese American surgeon whose groundbreaking medical research and mentorship of the next generat...
03/13/2026

Dr. Naji Abumrad is a Lebanese American surgeon whose groundbreaking medical research and mentorship of the next generation have helped shape the healthcare landscape in Nashville for several decades.

Dr. Abumrad focuses on critically important, yet often under-researched, metabolic issues that affect the everyday lives of many Americans leading to more than 250 published articles in peer-reviewed journals. Dr. Abumrad has also had an exponential impact on the world through his students, 147 of whom were also Lebanese American, who have gone on to conduct impactful research and important surgical work.

Whether his own patients or students, or those whose treatment is influenced by his research, Dr. Abumrad has touched the lives of thousands of people. His significant contributions to medical research and education in Nashville, the healthcare capital of the US, have earned him the Culture Shaper honor at Amplify Nashville 2026.

Help us honor Dr. Abumrad at Amplify Nashville on April 16! Tickets are available at https://siloamhealth.org/amplify-nashville-2026/

Happy International Women's Day! To the countless women who contribute to whole-person health care at Siloam Health - TH...
03/08/2026

Happy International Women's Day! To the countless women who contribute to whole-person health care at Siloam Health - THANK YOU. Your strength, leadership, compassion, and prayers are a gift to our patients and our community.

We are grateful for you!

The State of Siloam is an annual event where Katie shares organizational updates about our work, our patients, and our i...
03/06/2026

The State of Siloam is an annual event where Katie shares organizational updates about our work, our patients, and our impact.

We hope you can join us at this virtual event on March 31st!

Register at http://tiny.cc/stateofsiloam26

Behind the scenes at the Amplify Nashville 2026 video shoot last week. Such inspiring stories from Zulfat Suara, Dr. Naj...
03/02/2026

Behind the scenes at the Amplify Nashville 2026 video shoot last week. Such inspiring stories from Zulfat Suara, Dr. Naji Abumrad, and Gregg Ramos. During these challenging times, their perspectives are as important as ever.

Join us to reflect with and celebrate the immigrants who help our city flourish at Amplify Nashville on April 16. Get your tickets today! siloamhealth.org/amplify

And thank you, Nathan Morgan, for your partnership and craft!

March is National Social Work Month! At Siloam Health, whole-person care goes beyond physical health. We are grateful fo...
03/02/2026

March is National Social Work Month! At Siloam Health, whole-person care goes beyond physical health.

We are grateful for our dedicated social worker, Kate Ferrell, who plays an essential role in bridging the gap between medical care and everyday life. Kate's compassion for our patients and her work connecting them to resources brings whole-person care to life.

Thank you, Kate!

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