Patient stories

Rachel's volunteer work with her son's speech and debate team at Syracuse High School shows how small acts of service can create big opportunities. Through HCA Healthcare's volunteer grant program, her time helped unlock funding that allowed students to compete, grow, and access experiences they otherwise wouldn't have had.

Marriane Hanks has spent 50 years serving patients and supporting care teams at Payson's Mountain View Hospital, adapting through decades of changes in healthcare technology and operations.

New technology removed my lower back pain and restored my back muscles

Justine Carter, 33, sent a video message saying, "I'm not dead yet, but I feel dead." Within a short time, her husband and mother-in-law found Justine on the floor unconscious.

After being shot early in life, Phil walked again after Mountain View Hospital removed the bullet.

Learn how Mountain View Hospital's team of fast-acting ER professionals worked with speed and precision to repair Patrick's heart and save his life.

The Mitchells entered the hospital a few days apart, but needed different levels of care during the pandemic. However, they were able to stay connected.

Martin is back to riding his motorcycle with his friends after having heart problems and needing a pace maker implant.

Ben was at home watching a movie when he had a stroke. The team at Mountain View Hospital saved his life and gave him hope as he learned to walk again.

Amanda's daughter was treated for gall stones at Mountain View Hospital and she now has jealous siblings asking when it is their turn.