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Read some of our patients' stories of their experience with the Vibra Healthcare team.

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  • Jacqueline H.

    Jacqueline H.

    Vibra Hospital of Northwestern Indiana

    Jacqueline Hillard, 70, loves her two granddaughters so much that she moved back to Indiana from sunny Florida to be with them. Jacqueline and her husband, Jim, retired from The Campbell Soup Company in Ohio, where they met. They moved to Florida after retirement. A new career of crafting and taking care of their two beautiful granddaughters (ages 4 & 5) captured their hearts and became their new norm. In November, Jacqueline underwent an amputation of her left foot. She had hopes of a ... Jacqueline Hillard, 70, loves her two granddaughters so much that she moved back to Indiana from sunny Florida to be with them. Jacqueline and her ... Read More
  • Jaesyn B.

    Jaesyn B.

    Vibra Hospital of Charleston

    “People don’t talk about the social issues, the difficulties in relationships. I feel I needed to fill that gap in poetry.” Jaesyn Burn is a talented poet and anime aficionado. Despite suffering injuries in a car accident that left him a quadriplegic, Jaesyn continues to create. His friend and fellow artist Kin Loch says Jaesyn was “up next” before the accident, which occurred in August of 2017. That was the day the world stopped turning for Jaesyn. “Some people say it is a blessing I am ... “People don’t talk about the social issues, the difficulties in relationships. I feel I needed to fill that gap in poetry.” Jaesyn Burn is a talented ... Read More
  • Daniel B.

    Daniel B.

    Vibra Hospital of Mahoning Valley

    A grandfather and truck driver, Daniel Benyi lived a pretty normal life. That was, until a recent illness sent him to the ICU with septic shock and respiratory failure. That life-threatening combination brought him to Vibra Hospital of Mahoning Valley. When Daniel arrived at Vibra, he required a ventilator to breathe. Completely debilitated, Daniel could barely move in his bed. Being unable to move was a big change for a man who was used to being independent. But Daniel's dependence would ... A grandfather and truck driver, Daniel Benyi lived a pretty normal life. That was, until a recent illness sent him to the ICU with septic shock and ... Read More
  • Daniel B.

    Daniel B.

    Southern Indiana Rehab Hospital

    It was a Friday when Daniel Boone suddenly developed a temperature so relentless his wife had to take him to the immediate care center. Following a diagnostic workup, the doctors sent Daniel to the local ER to have more tests run. When he arrived at the emergency room, he had an IV placed and more tests completed. The doctors diagnosed Daniel with pneumonia and sent him home with medication and orders to rest. By 4 pm on Sunday, Daniel told his wife he couldn't breathe and needed to go to ... It was a Friday when Daniel Boone suddenly developed a temperature so relentless his wife had to take him to the immediate care center. Following a ... Read More
  • Ramon R.

    Ramon R.

    Highlands Rehabilitation Hospital

    Ramon Rios was having a normal morning at work when he started to feel unwell. He told his boss around noon he was leaving for home. Ramon called his wife, who noticed he sounded different with slurred speech. She instructed Ramon to go to the hospital as soon as possible. He drove himself to The Hospitals of Providence East Campus. According to Ramon, the symptoms started about an hour before he arrived at THOP East. His symptoms included right hemiparesis (weakness on the right side of ... Ramon Rios was having a normal morning at work when he started to feel unwell. He told his boss around noon he was leaving for home. Ramon called his ... Read More
  • Paul H.

    Paul H.

    Southern Kentucky Rehabilitation Hospital

    How many of us can say that we were at the point of death and, within just a few months, were able to return home and back to our life? Paul Huff most certainly can! Paul admitted to Centennial Medical Center in Nashville after experiencing a sudden onset of right-sided weakness and an inability to speak. Paul had been neurologically impaired by a significant stroke. The stroke left him unable to communicate, swallow, complete activities of daily living (ADLs) or ambulate. Paul was also ... How many of us can say that we were at the point of death and, within just a few months, were able to return home and back to our life? Paul Huff most ... Read More
  • Harry G.

    Harry G.

    Kentfield San Francisco

    Harry Grecousis was ready to give up on life before he arrived at Kentfield Hospital San Francisco. Harry had lost a lot of weight and had severe shortness of breath. He went to the emergency room at a local hospital and the diagnosis was terrifying. Harry had amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, better known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease. He spent two weeks in ICU on a ventilator and felt “trapped in bed all day.” Depressed, Harry felt no hope for recovery. Then, Harry came to Kentfield ... Harry Grecousis was ready to give up on life before he arrived at Kentfield Hospital San Francisco. Harry had lost a lot of weight and had severe ... Read More
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