Wade was diagnosed with a heart attack at Brigham City Community Hospital and is thankful for the care he received in his time of need.

Even though Danielle's third pregnancy was a surprise, she had no doubt where she wanted to deliver. She's always felt loved at Brigham City Community Hospital.

Seasoned fisherman, Mark, came face-to-face with a catfish… which landed him in the ER. As a result, he gained a great fishing story and a deeper gratitude for the ER care at Brigham City Community Hospital.

When Shadeau found out she was having twins, she had no doubt where to go for care. She's delivered all five of her children at Brigham City Community Hospital.

Sandee found a pre-cancerous tumor in her breast. Hear about her success with Cryoablation as a less-invasive treatment at Ogden Regional Medical Center.

37-year old Andrea found a lump in her breast and received incredible cancer care at Brigham City Community Hospital.

At 8-years-old, polio attacked LeAnne Hunsaker’s body. She re-learned how to walk and received her first tracheotomy; an opening in the neck that allows a tube to be placed directly into the windpipe.

After an ice skating fall, Tiona started coming to the MountainStar Orthopedic and Sports Therapy clinic at Brigham City Community Hospital.

When Pam's need for surgery became a reality in the middle of a pandemic, she found confident, personalized care at Brigham City Community Hospital.

After years of agonizing pain, Brad found hope and relief at Brigham City Community Hospital.

When Kenna got the cancer diagnosis, what she didn't realize was that a high-tech robot-assisted surgery would make cancer treatment more accurate and easier to recover from.

A robotic colectomy removed precancerous polyps that were too large to be removed by colonoscopy.

Janet had a wound that wouldn't heal and credits her caregivers at Cache Valley Hospital for her recovery.

Jerry has been treated for not one, but two heart attacks at Cache Valley Hospital. Each time in the ER, he's found fast, lifesaving care at Cache Valley Hospital.

Mike and his wife won't let retirement slow them down. Together, they've had eight orthopedic surgeries--all at Cache Valley Hospital.

Jane was tired of living in pain and found out she needed spine surgery. She chose surgery at Lakeview which now allows her to pick up her grand kids and live her life to the fullest!

At age 40 Dee started experiencing painful arthritis preventing her from enjoying life. Her surgery at Lakeview Hospital turned out great and was a life-changing experience.

Zac, a father, husband, and trail runner, was enjoying a normal everyday run when he experienced a heart attack. Zac credits the quick actions of his wife, the EMTs, and Lakeview Hospital's staff for the reason he is alive today.

Lorna enjoyed living an active lifestyle, but suffered from chronic pain that left her unable to do many of the things she enjoyed. After a robotic-assited hip replacement at Lakeview Hospital, she was back on her feed entertaining guests just three days later, and pain-free!

Mom after mom told Brindee to deliver her baby at Lakeview Hospital. She was so glad she did after 25 hours of labor and an emergency c-section turned out great.

When Michelle's placenta tore, delivering Baby Hugo became dangerous. Though she had an unexpected birthing experience, Michelle and her baby received exceptional care.

When Emily's fourth pregnancy had complications, she knew she wanted to deliver her baby at Lone Peak Hospital. Their Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) team cared for Emily's daughter, born at 34 weeks, for over a month.

Kylie & Daniel delivered their second baby, Baylor, at Lone Peak Hospital. The customized birth plan, spacious rooms, and constant support and communication with the nurses helped make their childbirth experience special and unique.

Alicia has experienced severe abdominal pain for years. No one had been able to help until the day she came to Lone Peak Hospital.

For the delivery of her second child, Jessica was hoping for a calm, peaceful experience. From the huge, suite-like rooms to the fun, caring nurses providing a personal touch, her experience turned out to be "magical".

Kaeden and Emily delivered their first baby, Remi, at Lone Peak Hospital. The tour, spacious rooms, and constant communication with the nurses helped make their experience everything they hoped for.

Brenda came to Lone Peak Hospital for her first mammogram. The staff helped her feel at ease and made the entire process simple. She now can't imagine going anywhere else.

Every time Becky and her mom, Ada, come to Lone Peak Hospital, they love that they are treated and cared for like family.

Phil was shot in the back while serving as a police officer. The bullet couldn't be removed and later paralyzed him. Mountain View Hospital did a complex surgery to remove the bullet and help Phil walk again.

Martin survives two cardiac arrests and is working toward getting back to the bike in Spanish Fork.

Ben was at home watching a movie when he had a stroke. He didn't know if he wanted to live when he realized he couldn't talk or use the right half of his body. Not only did the team at Mountain View Hospital save his life, but gave him hope by helping him walk that first night in the hospital.

Sara had a surprise pregnancy that ended in a surprise c-section delivery at Mountain View Hospital. She has extremely high standards when it comes to service, but admitts the attention she recieved at Mountain View Hospital was beyond that of a five-star resort.

Not being able to get around without pain, left Serena not wanting to sing. A robotic hip replacement at Mountain View Hospital got her back on her feet and singing with joy

When Amanda’s 7-year-old daughter had had severe stomach pain, she knew exactly where to take her. As a nurse education at the hospital, Amanda knew little Emma would be in the best of hands with the team at Mountain View Hospital

Julie shares her experience working in the ICU at Mountain View Hospital.

Cami shares her experience working in Labor and Delivery at Mountain View Hospital.

Kirsten shares her experience working in Surgery at Mountain View Hospital.

Tony shares why he works at Mountain View Hospital

Riri shares what she loves about Moutain View Hospital

Cresenscia shares why she works for Mountain View Hospital

Nicole is a radiology tech in the imaging department. She explains why she enjoys working at Mountain View Hospital / HCA Healthcare.

Jessica is a respiratory therapist. She shares how patients are treated at Mountain View Hospital.

After a heart attack during his daily bike ride, Patrick received life-saving care from Mountain View Hospital.

Eric shares what he enjoys about patient care.

Isaac was an active member of the US Armed Forces and enjoyed his free time hanging out with friends and playing sports. Unfortunately, his addiction to alcohol soon robbed him of almost everything he had.

Cami is an active mother and grandmother, living in Layton, who enjoys spending time with her family. Earlier this year, Cami suffered a heart attack at home, in the middle of the night in her home.

Courtney is the mother of four active girls. When one of her daughters was sick, she said "take me to Ogden Regional." Where the care her daughter received in the pediatric unit made being in the hospital about as easy as it could be

On a routine visit, Tawnie ended-up needing an emergency delivery for her twins. Tawni didn't have any family there, but a nurse at Ogden Regional stayed after her shift to stay with Tawni and make sure she was okay.

Eight years ago, Bert was in a cycling accident and began suffering from debilitating hip pain, which was keeping him from doing the things he loves. He decided to undergo double hip replacement surgery to regain his life.

After a lifetime on the slopes, Steve's knees where not the same. After undergoing two previous surgeries without relief, Steve found a solution at Ogden Regional, in a total knee replacement.

The Howell's had their second baby in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. While it was a different experience than their first delivery, they felt safe and received the personalized care they expected.

Regan was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer and found special treatment at Ogden Regional to target the cancer and the support from the team got her through the long journey.

Randy Weston doesn’t actually remember what happened on April 24, 2022. Friends and family told him about it after he woke up in the ICU at Ogden Regional Medical Center, where he had spent 15 days in a coma.

"Michelle and Jason have taken many journeys together during their 20-year marriage. In 2021, they embarked on a weight loss journey at the Weight Treatment Center at St. Mark’s Hospital. Along the way, they have lost a combined 295 pounds."

"From start to finish, it was a confidence-inspiring process."

Lisa's twins were born early at only 3 pounds. She didn't know what their future would hold, but thanks to the exceptional NICU care at St. Mark's her children are healthy and happy!

Health has always been a top priority to the Rishe’s. Harvey ran more than 50 marathons and climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, Sharon and he biked and hiked all over the world. Yet age takes a toll; the pair has undergone three recent back surgeries at St. Mark’s Hospital. Find out why they say, “Take me to St. Mark’s.”

After riding an ornery lower back condition for seven years, John Blankenstein was more than ready to buck the pain for good.

After three brain surgeries, Brook says she’s thankful for the St. Mark’s surgeon who went above and beyond to provide compassionate care.

One year after Dee’s Procedure at the Heart Center at St. Mark’s Hospital, she feels like she has more energy for day-to-day life.

From the moment she walk into the Comprehensive Spine Center at St. Mark’s, Lisa says she felt an outpouring of genuine compassion and desire to help in her healing.

“Everyone was welcoming and treated me with respect. What really stood out was how well they listen. They treat you how they would want your family to be treated.”

Within just a few minutes of meeting Dr. John Day, David knew he was in the right place to treat his Atrial Fibrillation. David flew from Florida to Utah for his procedure and doesn’t regret it one bit.

Since she was 13, Marissa has battled many illnesses. Most recently, a disorder called Nutcracker Syndrome left her intermittently bed bound. After many years and visits to different hospitals, Marissa finally found hope.

Diane Ferguson moves through life on high speed – always running to serve, work and care for others. One evening she flew down the stairs in the dark. Toward the bottom of the staircase, she saw her cat sitting there and figured she was on the last step. She wasn’t. As she fell down the remaining steps, she felt her back shift.

It started when her daily yoga positions began irritating her left hip; then she noticed a catching feeling as she walked her dog; eventually the discomfort grew constant and even interfered with her sleep. At 50, she had a total hip replacement.

When kickstarting his flooring business 26 years ago, Craig threw himself into the work. He lifted and carried tiles, carpets and all sorts of equipment. While the business swiftly grew, the heavy lifting took a toll on Craig physically.

The day after Thanksgiving, Jenifer Limb experienced the worst coughing attack of her life. For the next nine days she lay in bed with a horrific headache. In the ER, doctors ordered an immediate MRI and CT scan. The images revealed a tear in Jenifer's vertebral artery – she had been suffering a stroke. She was immediately taken to St. Mark's Hospital.

Bernie and Marita heart found they both needed heart surgeries within a few weeks of each other. Thanks to their great care at St. Mark's they are back to doing the activities they love.

After a boating accident left Janie in need of orthopedic surgery she found her solution at St. Mark's. She would have gone anywhere to have it done but luckily the answer was right down the street.

Michell knew she needed help making a healthy change and found her answer at a free weight loss class at St. Mark's. Her only regret is that she didn't do it sooner.

After two failed pregnancies Emily knew she was at very high risk during her third. She spoke with friends and family and researched her best options. She had lots of questions and found her answers at St. Mark's. She had a successful pregnancy and delivery complete with extra time and attention from her physician. Baby Jonah is now a healthy 16 month old.

After a terrible ATV Accident, a bulging disk in her neck left Brenda with a loss of sensation in her fingertips. After surgery at St. Mark's Hospital, she woke up relived. She could feel her fingertips again.

As first time parents, Spencer and Megan were were justifiably worried when they found out their 6 month old baby, Crew, needed hernia surgery. After doing their research on the best place for him to be cared for, the couple chose MountainStar Children's Services at Timpanogos Regional Hospital. They could not have been happier with the way their little guy was treated.

Ben's mom Jill describes the relief she felt with the highly specialized pediatric care her son recieved after a severe skiing accident. Instead of leaving Utah County, Ben was cared for at MountainStar Children's Services right in Utah County and is now back on the slopes just one year after the accident!

Everything went perfectly during Abby's pregnancy until midway through labor she needed an emergency c-section. She didn't feel ready, but the amazing team in the Women's Center at Timpanogos Women's Center were.

When Ron was diagnosed with prostate cancer he was relieved to find out he could be provided treatment at Timpanogos Regional Hospital. He actually looked forward to his cancer appointments calling the hospital more like a family than an institution.

Dawn was feeding her four-month-old son, Braxton, when he suddenly stopped breathing. The pediatric team at Timpanogos Regional Hospital ended-up giving more than life-saving care.

When Noah stopped breathing in the middle of the night, first responders and the emergency team at Timpanogos Regional Hospital Saved his life.

After year's of wanting a baby, Madi and Steve were so glad to have the care of the Timpanogos Regional Hospital NICU when little Nash was born at just under 30 weeks and weighing only 3lbs 5 oz. The NICU team at Timp provided them the care and supported they needed to get Nash home safe.

The NICU team at Timp Hospital made a scary situation so much better in caring for Teisha's little one.

After weight-loss surgery outside of the US, Natalie was left with severe stomach problems that almost killed her. Not only did the team at Timp Hospital save Natalie's life, they inspired her to join them in caring for patients at the hospital.

When Jason had a bad scooter accident, MountainStar Children's at Timp Hospital was ready to help.

Courtney is the mother of four active girls. When one of her daughters was sick, she said "take me to Ogden Regional." Where the care her daughter received in the pediatric unit made being in the hospital about as easy as it could be

As first time parents, Spencer and Megan were were justifiably worried when they found out their 6 month old baby, Crew, needed hernia surgery. After doing their research on the best place for him to be cared for, the couple chose MountainStar Children's Services at Timpanogos Regional Hospital. They could not have been happier with the way their little guy was treated.