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- Take me to Cache Valley Hospital: Where care feels like coming homekeyboard_arrow_rightBaelie Toalepai and her husband chose Cache Valley Hospital, 100 miles away, to welcome their son Ilias. The personalized care and ongoing support made them feel like family, no matter the distance.
- Gracie Richkeyboard_arrow_rightGracie was accidentally hit by a UTV while riding her e-bike, leading to emergency care and surgery at Timpanogos Regional Hospital.
- Alexis Pearsonkeyboard_arrow_rightAfter eight rounds of IVF, Alexis Pearson's joy turned to fear at 24 weeks when faced with a premature birth, but miracles unfolded.
- Lee Jarviskeyboard_arrow_rightAt 87, Lee Jarvis faced prostate cancer. Initially hesitant about treatment, a unique encounter with Dr. Hayes changed his mind.
- A most joyful birth day: Welcoming Maverick Luke Durtschikeyboard_arrow_rightWhen Katherine's birth experience didn't go according to plan, the Labor & Delivery team at Lone Peak Hospital was there for her every step of the way.
- Where Jerry found relief and compassionate carekeyboard_arrow_rightAfter years of foot pain, Jerry Pulsipher found relief at Cache Valley Hospital. Exceptional care from the team that transformed his experience and ensured a smooth recovery.
- Take me to St. Mark's Hospital: Personalized orthopedic athletic carekeyboard_arrow_rightEight-year-old Nash Taylor’s first tackle on the football field birthed dreams of playing under Friday night lights – and those dreams came true. As a motivated and talented athlete,
- Take me to St. Mark’s: My joint replacements enable me to keep skiing.keyboard_arrow_rightMichael's dedication to his active lifestyle led him to research specialized surgeons and hip replacement techniques.
- Take me to St. Mark's Hospital: First patient to receive new A-fib treatmentkeyboard_arrow_right75-year old Dan Heiner just didn't feel his normal self anymore. He actively engaged in life but was frequently tired and out of breath.
- Take me to St. Mark’s: Orthopedic care you can trustkeyboard_arrow_rightHe had crossed 67 marathon finish lines, but now Carlos struggled to make the steps up to his home. That was until he had a total hip replacement at St. Mark's Hospital.