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Covenant Health’s Parkwest Medical Center has performed Tennessee’s first robotic-assisted ROSA® Shoulder System procedure, expanding access to advanced shoulder replacement technology for patients across the region. The procedure was performed by Justin Kennon, MD, a Mayo Clinic fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon

Covenant Health is expanding its Paint the Mountains Pink initiative to Knoxville after partnering with two high school students on a capstone project to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer. Launched in Sevier County more than a decade ago,

Covenant Health has welcomed fellowship-trained urogynecologist Laurel Carbone, MD, to its women’s health team. As Covenant Health’s first female specialist highly trained in both gynecology and urology, Dr. Carbone expands access to specialized care for pelvic floor, bladder bowel and

Covenant Health has debuted two aircraft for the Covenant Health Air fleet, marking an important milestone for the health system’s air medical transport program and its commitment to expanding access to advanced emergency care across East Tennessee.  “At Covenant Health

Covenant Health welcomed Walter Davis as its youngest ambassador for the Covenant Health Proton Center Ambassador Program, which connects former proton therapy patients who have completed treatment with current patients to provide support, encouragement and guidance. Walter, a 9-year-old brain

Tennessee’s first accredited rectal cancer program continues to deliver advanced, multidisciplinary care close to home Covenant Health is proud to announce that Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center has again achieved accreditation under the American College of Surgeons (ACS) National Accreditation

Covenant Health has earned the No. 68 slot among 500 top companies nationwide on Forbes’ “America’s Best Employers for New Grads” list for 2026. The recognition highlights the not-for-profit health system’s standing among top employers and its commitment to developing

Covenant Health’s Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center honored longtime rehabilitation leader Al Kaye with a surprise retirement celebration on June 22. Team members, previous patients and community members recognized his extraordinary 45-year career and impact. As part of the event,

Covenant Health’s Cumberland Medical Center was the first in East Tennessee to introduce new robotic technology powered by artificial intelligence to treat enlarged prostates, and for Men’s Health Month this June, early adopter Larry Helm is sharing how the treatment

Covenant Health, along with Knox County Schools and Sertoma, celebrated graduates of its Project SEARCH initiative, a hands-on, transition-to-work program for individuals with developmental disabilities, during a ceremony held May 15 at Parkwest Medical Center. An additional ceremony is scheduled