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Dennis, age 49, was the first patient hospitalized at Genesis Hospital with COVID-19. The Robbines’ advice to the community is to take the virus seriously.

Brian Cooper has a big heart – not just in how he cares but also anatomically.

By Diane Wills

In the spring of 2017, Charles found himself taking naps frequently, but something didn’t feel quite right. “I soon realized I wasn’t actually napping, but instead was having blackouts,” explained Charles.

Remington suffered an acute lateral patellar dislocation, as well as an injury to the kneecap’s cartilage. After knee surgery and a six-month recovery plan guided by Dr. Trinh, Remington is back on the field.

Following the nearly two-hour surgery and month long healing process, Jerry had his cochlear implant activated. For the first time in years he could hear himself.

At first, it seemed like any other day. Karl Kirby, age 57, of Zanesville, had just finished doing laundry. And while he felt fine when he woke up that morning, as the day wore on, he began to feel worse.

On pace to a better life.

Duane Pool, M.D. told Elizabeth about the minimally invasive cardiovascular procedures that would allow her to bypass a second open heart surgery.

Patient Rob Ogg recounts his battle with COVID-19 and the monoclonal antibody treatment he received at the Genesis Infusion Clinic.