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David Mummey started pulmonary rehabilitation through the Genesis Black Lung Program.

Blue Rock resident Tom Rayner had lived with knee pain for over a decade. Ready for lasting relief, he began looking for a solution that would help him move freely again.

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.

Camron White was riding his motorcycle in September 2024 when he turned too fast, causing his bike to fall on his leg.

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.

Inspired by colleague Natalie Thompson's cancer journey and charitable efforts, Genesis employee Shon Bender discovered a serious heart blockage while preparing for the Hope in Motion 5K. After receiving treatment at Genesis, Shon encouraged friends and colleagues to prioritize their heart health, including Eric King and Michael King. His story highlights the importance of listening to your body and how one person's experience can help save lives.

We're checking in on a patient whose story we shared in 2022.