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 contributions to the community since its opening in 2005, highlighting its role as a critical-access facility that provides a range of medical services, including emergency care, inpatient care, laboratory testing, diagnostic imaging, and physical therapy. The hospital has also established an onsite rural health clinic and an outpatient therapy program, Senior Life Solutions, aimed at supporting seniors dealing with mental health challenges.

The resolution commends Hancock County Hospital for its recognition as one of the top critical access hospitals in the nation, receiving accolades for its clinical quality and compassionate care. It emphasizes the hospital's importance as a pillar of the community, contributing to the health and well-being of its residents over the past two decades. The Senate expresses gratitude to the hospital's administration, medical staff, and employees for their dedication and wishes them continued success in the future.