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Welcome to Roane Medical Center!

Proudly serving our community, Roane Medical Center is committed to your healthy future! Our state-of-the-art facility is equipped with modern technologies and expert staff to provide you the best possible patient care.

From our quality medical, surgical, emergency and critical care services to our diagnostic imaging and rehabilitation support, you will find the right blends of technical expertise, medical professionalism, and patient quality and satisfaction at Roane Medical Center.

Why travel elsewhere when the care you need is right here. Choose right. Choose Roane.

Roane Medical Center is a not-for-profit medical center, accredited by The Joint Commission and a member of Covenant Health.

Roane Medical Center is recognized as a Joint Commission Top Performer in Key Quality Measures and ranked in the top fourteen percent of hospitals.

Important Information

Covenant Health hospitals and Covenant owned affiliated organizations have not purchased any injectable medications from New England Compounding Center (NECC), the company under investigation for providing medication traced to outbreaks of fungal meningitis in steroid injections. For updated information about the FDA/CDC investigations, please visit www.fda.gov or www.cdc.gov. If you have any concerns about symptoms of meningitis or steroid injections, please contact your physician or healthcare provider.

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Vending machines on the road can quickly sabatoge your well laid plans to stay on a healthy eating plan. Roane Medical Center has some suggestions for the snacks under glass.
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Statement Concerning NECC injections and Covenant Health

Covenant Health hospitals and Covenant Health owned affiliated organizations have not purchased any injectable medications from New England Compounding Center (NECC), the company under investigation for providing medication traced to outbreaks of fungal meningitis in steroid injections. For updated information about the FDA/CDC investigations, please visit www.fda.gov or www.cdc.gov. If you have any concerns about symptoms of meningitis or steroid injections, please contact your physician or healthcare provider. Read More

Roane Medical Center Honored, Voted Best Medical Facility

Roane Medical Center is honored to be named best medical facility by many local residents of Roane County and surrounding areas. Read More

Roane Medical Center Volunteers Lend Helping Hands

Roane Medical Center appreciates and values the assistance of community volunteers to help provide a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere for patients and visitors. Read More

Harriman Rotary Club Announces $135,000 Contribution

Harriman Rotary Club President Brantley Rivers announced today the club has pledged $135,000 to support the One Community. One Hospital. campaign for Roane Medical Center. The contribution will provide for the equipping, furnishing and ongoing support of a community education and resource center in the new hospital. Read More

Roane Medical Center Launches Mobile Website

Roane Medical Center has launched a mobile website to ensure important health care information is easily accessible to consumers accessing the Internet from their mobile devices. Read More

Jim Gann to Retire as Roane Medical Center Administrator

Jim Gann, president and chief administrative officer of Roane Medical Center, has announced that he will retire from the hospital in May 2012, and Tony Spezia, Covenant Health president and CEO, announced that Gaye Jolly, Covenant’s vice president of supply chain management, will be the hospital’s new president and CAO after his retirement. Read More

New Officers Elected at Roane Medical Center

The 2012-2013 medical staff officers have been elected for Roane Medical Center, with Dr. Terry Bingham leading the team. Read More

Charles a Heart Attack Survivor, RMC Cardiac Rehabilitation Veteran

Tommy Charles never imagined he’d entertain the same bad habit he’d seen consume his father’s life – and even contribute to his death. But three packs of cigarettes a day and one heart attack later, Charles “got like dad.” Read More