Because of Siskin Hospital, I can care for my patients
A busy ER physician like Dr. Jeff Blackmon doesn’t have time for the unexpected. Though he’d been experiencing some knee […]
Patient
Beating the Odds
This story was originally written by Tim Callahan, as part of his participation as the Patient Perspective Speaker during the
Surviving
Boston, Massachusetts. April 15, 2013. 2:47 p.m. A flash of white light. Then, darkness. Just moments before, Roseann Sdoia had
Recovering Life Moments
After a spinal cord injury suffered in a work-related accident, then 39-year-old police officer Jon Tucker was unable to walk
Small Steps and Big Strides
“Something is wrong.” That’s what 57-year-old Sheila Gaul thought to herself when her extremities started going numb after recovering from
Anchored by Faith
It began as a normal Sunday morning. Chattanooga TV news anchor LaTrice Currie was about leave her house to go
A Story of Strength
On May 30, 2015, Meredith Koch awoke from a haze of anesthesia to a new reality. She had undergone eight
Passion and Progress
Dedicated to staying physically active and honing his talents, 55-year-old Clint Coleman enjoys working on his golf game, exercising and
From CEO to Patient
Uncertainty. That’s what Laurel DuPont felt when she found out she failed a routine temperature screen and started exhibiting symptoms
Taking the Next Step
Ralph Dale Logerwell served two tours in the Navy during the Vietnam War. Now 78, he can still clearly remember