Work Stroke Day is this Sunday and Anderson Regional Health System wants to remind the community to take quick action when signs of a stroke appear. Signs include sudden numbness or weakness in the face arms or legs; sudden confusion; trouble speaking, seeing, or walking; and a sudden severe headache with no known cause. Anderson says to immediately call 9-1-1 if you suspect that you or someone else may be having a stroke. #AndersonRegionalHealthSystem

Anderson Regional Medical Center said a special thank you to its volunteers today during an appreciation luncheon. “This week is National Volunteer Week, so we just wanted to celebrate them, let them know how much they are treasured and loved, and what a great resource they are to Anderson Regional Health System,” said Volunteer Coordinator Tiffney Spence. Volunteers do everything from taking flowers to patients, to helping people find their way around the hospital, to even s

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In this week's Medical Minute, Anderson staff talks about treatments for limited hand mobility. #AndersonRegionalHealthSystem

At Anderson Regional Medical Center, local law enforcement came together to discuss the national drunk driving enforcement crackdown: Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over. “December 15th begins the drive sober or get pulled over campaign. Last year as a total we had 40 fatalities. And now we are at 57. That’s the incentive. To keep that number 57 there. We want the year, to come in at, 2016 of only having a total of 57 fatalities,” Said Sgt. Andy West with the Mississippi Highway P

During the holidays, it is easy to over indulge especially when you see all of the delicious holiday food. We have some tips to avoid calories and help keep the pounds off. #MedicalMinute #AndersonRegionalHealthSystem

It's important to take advantage of you're yearly wellness exam. Doctor Michael Shrock explains the benefits of this preventative exam. #AndersonRegionalHealthSystem