Stories

After a transient ischemic attack and a major stroke, 92-year-old Rich recovered with rapid treatment, advanced stroke care and support from his care team.

Justine Cox, RN, was nominated for the DAISY Award for her compassionate patient care, calm leadership and dedication to supporting her colleagues. Her story reflects the powerful impact nurses make through advocacy, mentorship and kindness at HCA HealthONE Swedish.

Matt Turrie, Nurse Manager for the Oncology unit at HCA HealthONE Swedish, was nominated for the DAISY Transformational Leadership Award for his hands-on, humble leadership and the positive culture he has helped build in less than a year.

After severe pneumonia led to life-threatening respiratory failure, 23-year-old Melina M. spent 40 days on ECMO at HCA HealthONE Swedish. With the support of her care team and family, she overcame numerous complications and continues to make remarkable strides in her recovery while preparing to return to school and pursue her dream of becoming a teacher.

Payshence Page, Labor and Delivery nurse at HCA HealthONE Swedish, was nominated for a DAISY Award for the calm, compassionate care she provided during a patient's labor, delivery and two-week hospital stay.

Just days after knee surgery, Kelly’s heart suddenly stopped because of dangerous blood clots in her lungs. A fast-moving care team at HCA HealthONE Aurora helped save her life and bring her home.

A serious illness nearly took Megan’s life. Thanks to the care she received at HCA HealthONE Aurora, she was able to recover and get back to the people who needed her most.

Years of knee pain and instability kept Jandale from doing the things she loved. After a complex knee reconstruction, she's looking forward to dancing at her nephew's wedding and enjoying life again.

Chronic shoulder pain kept Caroline from lifting her children and performing everyday tasks. Bilateral shoulder surgery helped her get back to being the mom she wanted to be.

Brett Van Sanders turned to painting during his thyroid cancer recovery. Today, his artwork hangs in his surgeon's office as a symbol of healing and support.