Senate Resolution 137, sponsored by Seal, honors Hancock County Hospital in Sneedville as it celebrates its twentieth anniversary. The resolution acknowledges the hospital's significant role in providing high-quality healthcare to the community since its opening in 2005. As a critical-access facility, Hancock County Hospital offers a range of services, including emergency care, inpatient care, laboratory testing, diagnostic imaging, and physical therapy. It has also introduced an outpatient therapy program, Senior Life Solutions, aimed at addressing mental health issues among seniors. The hospital has received national recognition for its clinical quality and compassionate care, being named one of the top critical access hospitals in the country.

The resolution expresses gratitude to the administration, physicians, medical staff, and employees of Hancock County Hospital for their dedication to the health and well-being of the community over the past two decades. It emphasizes the hospital's importance as a pillar of the community and its contribution to the county's growth. The Senate extends its best wishes for the continued success of the hospital in the future.