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Years of knee pain made everyday activities more difficult for Mary Daugherty. After a traditional knee replacement on her left knee, Mary chose the Jiffy Knee procedure when it was time to replace her right knee. Learn how the Jiffy Knee procedure helped Mary experience less pain, a faster recovery and a quicker return to the classroom, her garden and family activities.

When Bill Howard severed a tendon in his finger, he was glad to get surgery by Clayton Gibson, M.D., a fellowship-trained orthopedic hand surgeon. Now Bill is back to enjoying his favorite hobby.

Most people describe 66-year-old Ken Williams of Zanesville as one of the most active people they know. However, he
noticed changes when he was working out at the gym.

Daniel was lightheaded while splitting wood at home. After hearing Daniel’s symptoms and considering his family history, Dr. Pool scheduled a heart catheterization.

Learning healthy eating habits helped Jay shed more than 40 pounds, lower his A1C from 11 to 5.4 and no longer need the long list of medications he was taking daily.

Duane McFarland has experienced strokes, heart attacks, double pneumonia, sepsis and open-heart quadruple bypass surgery. No wonder he values quality healthcare.

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

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

With both knees gnarled by arthritis, Nancy Walsh knew that if she wanted to lead an active life, she’d need two total knee replacement surgeries.

After his friend and Genesis colleague Shon Bender urged him to get checked, Eric King discovered three severely blocked coronary arteries despite feeling healthy. He underwent triple bypass surgery at Genesis and committed to improving his health through lifestyle changes and cardiac rehabilitation. Eric's story demonstrates how listening to a friend's warning and seeking preventive care can uncover hidden heart disease before a potentially life-threatening event.