Stories

With growing health concerns, Kendall knew it was time to make a lifestyle change. She turned to TriStar Centennial Center for Weight Management and is now anticipating her future with confidence.

In a touching reunion, stroke survivor Ken and his wife Lori returned to TriStar StoneCrest Medical Center to thank the EMS team and hospital staff who provided life-saving care during his emergency. Quick action and expert treatment helped Ken make a full recovery, underscoring the critical role of recognizing stroke symptoms early and seeking immediate medical help. Their story is a reminder that in stroke cases, every second truly counts.

Jody was struggling to improve her health and manage her weight. Weight loss surgery had a profound impact on her journey.

Ronald decided to make a permanent lifestyle change by undergoing weight loss surgery at TriStar Centennial Medical Center. His journey shows that committing to a better version of yourself can lead to a happier and healthier life.

Will, a long-time HCA Healthcare colleague, experienced the profound impact of compassionate care during his cancer treatment at the Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute at TriStar StoneCrest. Diagnosed with astrocytoma, he was deeply moved by the warmth and kindness of his care team, which helped him through radiation and chemotherapy. Now five years post-treatment, Will's experience has reshaped his outlook, inspiring him to bring the same empathy and dedication to his work and personal life.

Leah Moran, RN, and her mother, Rebecca Moran, a patient care tech, work together on TriStar StoneCrest's medical/surgical units. Inspired by her mother's dedication, Leah joined the team, deepening their bond. This National Sons and Daughters Day, their partnership highlights the "Care Like Family" spirit.

TriStar StoneCrest celebrates sisters Kerri Kairdolf and Rebekah Richard, both Clinical Nurse Coordinators in Women's Services, on National Sisters Day. Despite working different shifts, they strengthen their bond through mutual support and shared dedication to patient care. Their relationship reflects the profound impact family can have on one another's lives and the lives of the patients they care for within our community.

Patient Mark Beck went from being wheelchair-bound after a 15-foot fall to walking back into the hospital to thank his care team, especially nurse Taylor, for helping him regain his mobility.

As part of HCA Healthcare, TriStar Skyline is serving as a pilot location for virtual nursing. This technology is providing new resources that help nurses provide the best possible care for patients while improving both the nurse and patient experience.

Patient Ron Ragland refers to the TriStar Summit Outpatient Rehabilitation Center Clinical Coordinator as his "guardian angel."