Hillcrest Medical Center

02/10/2026

02/09/2026

This week, we celebrate the skilled cardiovascular professionals who work tirelessly to keep hearts healthy. Your commitment saves lives every day. 🫀

02/06/2026

In honor of , we're partnering with the Tulsa Fire Department to share must-know tips about burn prevention at work. Jessica Pilgrim, burn nurse at Hillcrest Medical Center, sat down with Andy Little from the Tulsa Fire Department and KOTV - News On 6 to lay out what you need to know to stay safe.

Every year, thousands of people are injured in work-related burns, from office coffee scalds to industrial chemical flashes. During National Burn Awareness Week, Tulsa Fire Department's Andy Little and Hillcrest Burn Nurse Jessica Pilgrim outline why you need to be just as vigilant at work as you…

02/03/2026

Today, we recognize the incredible female physicians who lead with expertise, compassion and dedication. Thank you for shaping the future of healthcare.

02/02/2026

February is American Heart Month—a reminder to prioritize your heart health. Small changes, like staying active and eating well, can make a big difference. Check out the link in the comments to learn more about our cardiology services.

02/01/2026

This month, we honor the contributions and achievements of Black Americans in healthcare and beyond. Together, we celebrate diversity and the strength it brings to our communities.

01/30/2026

As we​ look to the exciting opportunities in 2026, we're also looking back at the incredible achievements we've made at Hillcrest Medical Center (HMC). In 2025 alone, our skilled surgeons performed more than 2,200 da Vinci robotic surgeries! Our commitment to advanced care extends beyond HMC; in total, we've performed about 4,000 da Vinci robotic surgeries across the Hillcrest system in 2025. These robotic surgeries are minimally invasive, which means shorter recovery times for our patients. We're so proud to offer compassionate care that gets you back to daily life faster!

01/29/2026

Think you've got the answer? Let us know whether you think this is true or false in the comments! If you're ready to see the answer...
Answer: True — chest pain can signal a serious condition and should be evaluated immediately.

01/25/2026

Shoutout to Jeepers Anonymous of Tulsa, who facilitated these Jeep rides for HMC nurses!

Having a safe way to and from work for our dedicated caregivers is crucial when weather conditions make roads hazardous for many vehicles. This community effort reminds us of our shared purpose of caring for people: our patients, our communities and one another! Thank you for keeping our community and our healthcare heroes safe!

01/24/2026

Weather alert: All urgent care locations are closed today, Jan. 24.