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How to Choose a Primary Care Provider
Read more: How to Choose a Primary Care ProviderHaving a primary care provider (PCP) that you see regularly is a great way to stay ahead of your health. They can ensure you receive annual exams on time, treat minor illnesses and injuries, and provide screenings to detect high blood pressure and high cholesterol. Whether you’re seeking a routine check-up or treatment for a…
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5 Tips for Better Joint Health
Read more: 5 Tips for Better Joint HealthJoint pain can affect your everyday quality of life. However, prioritizing your orthopedic health ahead of time can make the difference between a minor orthopedic injury and a debilitating condition. Whether you’re feeling the first twinges of joint pain or still feeling spry and nimble, we’ve compiled a few steps you can take to improve…
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What to pack in your hospital bag for labor and delivery
Read more: What to pack in your hospital bag for labor and deliveryIt can be easy to overpack or forget important items when it’s time to prepare your hospital bag. Labor can be unpredictable, so having your bag ready ahead of time helps you avoid last-minute stress. To start, make sure you have the essentials when you come to the hospital: Next, consider these optional items that…
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How do I know it’s time for joint replacement?
Read more: How do I know it’s time for joint replacement?Joint replacement is a big decision. It’s one that requires careful thought about your pain, your personal goals and what recovery will look like. It can have a meaningful impact on your mobility, independence and overall quality of life, so it’s important to feel confident in your choice. There are a few things you can…
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10 Questions to Ask an Orthopedic Specialist
Read more: 10 Questions to Ask an Orthopedic SpecialistVisiting an orthopedic specialist can be overwhelming, especially if you’re dealing with chronic pain, impaired mobility or uncertainty about your condition. But knowing the right questions to ask during your appointment can help you understand your condition, make informed decisions about your treatment and help you feel empowered. Below are 10 questions to ask an…
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Hillcrest Hospital South Opens New Surgery Center
Read more: Hillcrest Hospital South Opens New Surgery CenterJune 17, 2026 (Tulsa, OK) – Hillcrest Hospital South held a ribbon-cutting event for a new outpatient surgery center June 17. The newly renovated 17,000 square-foot center will allow patients to receive necessary surgical procedures in a peaceful, spa-like environment that includes recliners for procedure preparation. The location has a separate, covered single-level entrance making it easy…
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Raising the Bar: DAISY Award-winning ER Nurse Leads with Compassion
Read more: Raising the Bar: DAISY Award-winning ER Nurse Leads with CompassionWorking in the emergency room (ER) isn’t for the faint of heart. It’s an extremely high-stress job in which doctors and nurses can experience the highest of highs and the lowest of lows all in a matter of hours. ER staff must be ready for anything. But at Hillcrest facilities across Oklahoma, Courtney Pulliam, LPN,…
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Trusting her doctor with her life and children
Read more: Trusting her doctor with her life and childrenWhen Kaleigh Durocher thinks about the most important moments in her life, one person always rises to the top: David Cameron, MD. The Hillcrest OB-GYN not only delivered both of her daughters but also helped her through a medical emergency that nearly cost her the chance to become a mother. Durocher, 25, lives in Sapulpa…
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What to do if… your heart is racing
Read more: What to do if… your heart is racingIf you notice your heart beating fast when sitting or lying down, it may be an indicator of an underlying cardiovascular issue. Tachycardia is the medical term for a heart rate of over 100 beats a minute. Tachycardia is not always a cause of concern; an elevated heart rate can be a result of many…
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Tulsa woman praises surgeon after life-changing procedure
Read more: Tulsa woman praises surgeon after life-changing procedureAfter years of shoulder pain, a fractured humerus, and a long search for answers, 68-year-old Carla Evans was thankful to find a surgeon whose advanced training is matched by an uncommon level of personal care. Evans, a retired air traffic controller who spent three decades in one of the country’s most stressful professions, describes orthopedic…
