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Located in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau, surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery in Tennessee, the city of McMinnville combines the quiet, laid-back charms of small-town living with easy access to the thriving metropolitan areas.

Located in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau, surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery in Tennessee, the city of McMinnville combines the quiet, laid-back charms of small-town living with easy access to the thriving metropolitan areas of Nashville and Chattanooga. The HospitalRiver Park Hospital is a 125-bed acute-care, full-service facility. Founded in 1970, the hospital is JCAHO-accredited and employs nearly 400 people at its current modern facility, which was built in 1997. River Park Hospital features a 24-Hour Emergency Department with Physician Coverage and round-the-clock Imaging and Laboratory Services. Along with a 72-bed med/surg unit and comprehensive surgical services, River Park Hospital also provides a host of other medical services, including Endoscopy, Inpatient and Outpatient Rehabilitation, a Family Birth Unit, a 15-bed Intensive Care Unit, Opthamological services, and comprehensive Diagnostic and Imaging services, just to name a few. In addition, the hospital�s Chest Pain Center is accredited by the Society of Chest Pain Centers.The CommunityConveniently located halfway between Nashville and Chattanooga, the city McMinnville in Warren County offers something for everyone. The recently renovated downtown area with new streets, storefronts and fountains features restaurants, art galleries, craft centers and retail stores. The McMinnville Civic Center is a multi-purpose facility that includes a basketball gym, state-of-the art weight room, walking trail and indoor and outdoor tennis courts. For summertime fun, there�s the $2 million Gilley Pool, complete with a three-meter diving board and water slides. The Barren Fork Greenway offers scenic views for walking, jogging, biking and roller blading. For families, McMinnville offers the security of a small town coupled with the support of a strong school system. The Warren County school system, which consists of five K-8 schools, three K-5 schools, one 6-8 middle school, and one 9-12 high school, serves over 6,000 students. All schools in the system have been accredited by The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and students consistently score above state and national averages on standardized tests. RecreationFor recreational enthusiasts, McMinnville offers easy access to a host of state and national parks, golf courses, lakes, mountains and countless other opportunities to enjoy the Great Outdoors. Hunting, fishing, camping, canoeing and kayaking are all popular outdoor activities. The area is famous for it caves, attracting spelunkers from across the nation. For golfers, there´s The Reserve at Collins River, a championship 18-hole course. The nearby state parks of Rock Island, Fall Creek Falls and Old Stone Fort offer abundant space for hiking and camping. The 15,590-acre Savage Gulf Federal Reserve is a wilderness area with sheer sandstone cliffs, rugged canyons, breathtaking views, 50-foot waterfalls and miles of hiking trails. It also features Stone Door, a spectacular 10-ft. wide, 100-ft. deep crack that serves as a passageway connecting the top of the plateau with the gorge below.For more information on the community, please visit: http://capellahealth.com/OurCommunitiesPages/ourCommunities.html

Welcome to the Natural Choice in the Natural State. Welcome to Russellville, Arkansas. Located on the banks of the Arkansas River, between the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains, this family-friendly community is surrounded by forest-covered mountains and crystal clear streams.The HospitalSaint Marys Regional Medical Center is a 170-bed facility, accredited by the Joint Commission. Saint Marys has been serving the Arkansas River Valley for more than 75 years and currently has 77 active physicians on the medical staff. Saint Marys offers a wide range of medical services, including Womens and Childrens Services, Cardiac Catheterization, Diagnostic Cardiac Services, Inpatient Physical Rehabilitation, Orthopedics, Outpatient Therapy Center, Sleep Study Lab, Hyperbaric Wound Care, Comprehensive Cancer Center, Senior Services, Inpatient and Outpatient Surgery, Diagnostic Imaging, Skilled Nursing Facility, MSICU, 24-hour Emergency Services and Home Health.The CommunityDowntown Russellville has benefited from a major redevelopment program in recent years, and the city now serves as the business, government and cultural center for the Arkansas River Valley. The revitalized downtown area features a newly restored historic Downtown Depot, with a Visitors Center and railroad museum. Each October, the Main Street Russellville Downtown Fall Festival is celebrated, and Valley Fest, held in June, attracts more than 25,000 people for food, gamesand music. The Potts Inn Museum is one of the best preserved stagecoach stations on the Butterfield Overland mail route. Education is an important part of community life. The Russellville School District has more National Board Certified teachers than any district in Arkansas. The city is also home to Arkansas Tech University, which offers both undergraduate and graduate programs in a variety of academic disciplines.RecreationLocated in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, Russellville offers abundant opportunities for the outdoor and recreational enthusiast. Its all here: mountain bike riding, water skiing, hiking, horseback riding, hang gliding, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, boating, swimming, camping, rock climbing and more! There are 12 city parks and three golf courses, and four state parks are located within 30 minutes of the city. Lake Dardanelle State Park features numerous waterside campgrounds and recently opened a new Visitors and Aquatic Center, a $2.4 million, 10,000-square-foot facility with four large aquariums. Covering 34,000 acres, Lake Dardanelle is famous for it bass fishing, hosting over 50 tournaments annually. At 1,350 feet, Mount Nebo delivers breathtaking views of the Arkansas River Valley. Fourteen miles of trails encircle the mountain, which is part of Mount Nebo State Park. There are 35 campsites and 14 fully equipped cabins. Passing through Russellville is State Highway 7, designated as part of the National Forest Scenic Byways and offering beautiful mountain scenery and fall colors.Local Points of Interest- Ozark Mountains - offer abundant opportunities for mountain bike riding, water skiing, hiking, horseback riding, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, boating, swimming, camping and rock climbing- Lake Dardanelle State Park - home of Lake Dardanelle, famous for its bass fishing, and a new $2.4 million Visitors and Aquatic Center- Mount Nebo State Park - 14 miles of trails that offer breathtaking views of the Arkansas River ValleyDistance to Major CitiesHot Springs, Arkansas . . . 72Little Rock, Arkansas . . . 74Fort Smith, Arkansas . . . 84Memphis, Tennessee . . . 205For more information on the community, please visit: ttp://capellahealth.com/OurCommunitiesPages/ourCommunities.html

White County Community HospitalLocated on the left bank of Calfkiller River, in a valley at the foot of Cumberland Mountain, the community of Sparta is a land of green valleys, rolling rivers and majestic hills.

Located on the left bank of Calfkiller River, in a valley at the foot of Cumberland Mountain, the community of Sparta is a land of green valleys, rolling rivers and majestic hills.The HospitalWhite County Community Hospital (WCCH), a 60-bed facility, is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO), and certified by the American Heart Association as a ´´Get with the Guideline´´ hospital. The facility offers a full range of medical services, including 24-hour Emergency Care, Intensive Care, Medical/Surgical care, General Surgery, Orthopedics, Gastroenterology, Pulmonology, GYN, and a Geriatric Psych Unit. Diagnostic Imaging services include X-ray, CT, Ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine. Rehabilitation services include Physical and Occupational Therapy and Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab. WCCH remains committed to providing quality, patient-centered care, strong customer service, and wellness activities in the community.The CommunityLocated near I-40, Sparta enjoys easy access to Nashville, Cookeville and Knoxville, Tennessee. The city serves as the seat of government and the commercial center for White County. Opportunities for higher education are available at Tennessee Technological University in Cookeville and Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro. Known as ´´Bluegrass USA,´´ Sparta is the proud hometown of Lester Flatt of the bluegrass music legends Flatt & Scruggs. Sparta´s historic downtown area features charming restaurants and vintage shops, including antiques and fine furnishings along Liberty Square. Here you´ll also find the Lester Flatt Memorial, Calfkiller River Park and Trail and the Oldham Theater, a classic movie house built in the 1930s and now used as a Welcome Center. Sparta is also home of the Rock House Shrine, a famous stage coach stop on the early American frontier. Presidents Andrew Jackson and James K. Polk stopped here on their way to and from Washington D.C.RecreationThe scenic beauty of mountains and lakes of the Cumberland Valley and Plateau provide year-round recreational opportunities. The Bridgestone/Firestone Centennial Wilderness is a national treasure. Called ´´The Grand Canyon of the Cumberlands,´´ this 10,000-acre wildlife area features nine waterfalls as well as hiking, bird-watching, primitive camping, spelunking, hunting, fishing, canoeing and class 5 kayaking. Center Hill Lake, located about 15 miles west of Sparta, provides a multitude of opportunities for water sports, especially fishing. Rock Island State Park, located on the Caney Fork River, features the impressive 80-foot Twin Falls, and is a favorite destination for kayakers, including the U.S. Freestyle Kayak Team. Burgess Falls State Park and Natural Area features a spectacular 130-foot waterfall, surrounded by sheer bluffs, narrow ridges and abundant mixed forest. The Riverwatch Golf Club features Tennessee�s first 18- hole championship golf course with a 6,900-yard layout featuring dramatic elevation changes on Center Hill Lake.Local Points of Interest- Bridgestone/Firestone Centennial Wilderness - offers hiking, birdwatching, primitive camping, hunting, fishing, class 5 kayaking, canoeing and spelunking- Center Hill Lake - features 415 miles of shoreline and is famous for its deep, clear water and abundant species of fish- Rock Island State Park - home of the 80-foot Twin Falls, and is a favorite destination for kayakers, including the U.S. Freestyle Kayak TeamDistance to Major CitiesCookeville, Tennessee . . . 20Nashville, Tennessee . . . 81Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . 96Knoxville, Tennessee . . . 100For more information on the community, please visit: http://capellahealth.com/OurCommunitiesPages/ourCommunities.html