Stories

Dean's recovery from a lateral medullary stroke is a powerful example of perseverance and team work. We are proud to recognize his progress and the care that helped make that possible.

Michelle Molden, a former healthcare strategist, was diagnosed with breast cancer despite normal mammograms.

Melissa Marion, after a 2018 bilateral mastectomy and years of wearing prosthetics, found hope and confidence through implant-based reconstructive surgery performed by Dr. Sarath Palakodeti at TriStar Greenview, which now offers advanced, single-surgery options for breast cancer patients in Bowling Green.

TriStar Horizon had the privilege of celebrating Amber, one of our Emergency Department nurses, as a DAISY Award Recipient.

At 43, Deborah Parrish became a breast cancer survivor. She credits early detection and the care team at Sarah Cannon for saving her life. Now, she is an advocate to others in their journey of finding the right care team and supporting them through their journey.

After more than 45 years in nursing, Dottie Wimpee, one of the first emergency department nurses officially retired.

Lindsey Crouch from Mayfield, KY opens up about her journey through trauma, the care she received at TriStar Skyline, and the hope that carried her forward.

Bo Bryant, a grain farmer from Adams, shares his story of treatment and recovery after a UTV accident.

TriStar Horizon EVS colleague feels fortunate to have a second chance.

TriStar Horizon and SkyLife partner to bring a child the experience of a lifetime.