Patient Stories

Debbie Lovensheimer’s hiking buddies looked concerned after traversing 25 miles on the Appalachian Trail. Normally, Debbie thrives as their fearless leader, but this time she felt bad. In addition to unusual fatigue, she consistently experienced stabbing pain after she ate.

One Sunday evening, Kristie Prati applied lotion to her body and detected a lump in her breast. She instantly felt compelled to act.

Vanessa’s test results identified one of her cancerous areas as triple negative and the other as sensitive to estrogen and progesterone.

Police officer, Marcus Ramsey, saved his own life by scheduling a colonoscopy early.

Patient attributes survival and recovery of Stage II breast cancer to the compassionate surgeons and nurses at Genesis.

Deep-Inspiration Breath Hold (DIBH) radiation treatment for Hodgkin's lymphoma at Genesis saves college student.

Genesis therapist learns valuable lessons through her own diagnosis and made a tough decision between lumpectomy versus mastectomy.

Stacey Scott, 42, found herself needing extra care from Genesis when she was unexpectedly diagnosed with cervical cancer.