Headline: Undisclosed Hospital Incident Sparks Investigation as Nashville Facility Apologizes for Patient Harm NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital has confirmed to WSMV4 that an undisclosed incident at its facility resulted in harm to four patients, prompting an internal investigation and a public apology from its leadership. Dr. Shubhada Jagasia, the hospital’s president and CEO, expressed deep regret over the event, stating that the hospital has taken immediate steps to address the situation and support those affected. In a statement released by the hospital, Dr. Jagasia acknowledged the incident, which occurred at the Midtown campus, and emphasized the institution’s commitment to patient safety. “I am deeply sorry for the harm caused to our patients,” she said. “We have met directly with each of the families to express our deep support, connected them with spiritual care teams, and ensured they have access to all appropriate resources and ongoing care needed.” The hospital reportedly self-reported the incident to state regulators on the day it occurred and launched an investigation to determine the cause. According to Jagasia, the hospital identified the root cause of the event and has implemented corrective safeguards to prevent similar incidents in the future. “Our clinical teams are actively using these enhanced safety protocols to ensure the highest level of safety at Midtown,” she added. The hospital’s statement reiterated its dedication to providing safe, high-quality care, noting that any deviation from this standard is met with “immediate, uncompromising attention.” It also highlighted the importance of patient privacy, stating that specific clinical details of the incident will not be disclosed.#nashville #ascension_saint_thomas_hospital #dr_shubhada_jagasia #midtown_campus #hospital_incident
