The people we serve are at the heart of everything we do. By making an impact in a person's life, we're living out our mission of creating healthier communities. Each person we heal has their own story of what the care of St. Luke's Health provided meant to them. Lean more behind the medicine from the patient stories.
81-year-old Dorothy Seman finds relief from severe shortness of breath with advanced aortic valve replacement. Discover the innovative SAPIEN 3 Ultra RESILIA valve by Baylor St. Luke's Interventional Cardiologist Neil E. Strickman.
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Amy Frackowiak wants everyone to know that a kidney transplant provides a new lease on life. She knows from experience - Amy has undergone two kidney transplants at Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center.
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As a flight attendant, Bryan Foster needs to be at the top of his game. But sleep apnea was taking a serious toll on his health and quality of life. Sleep apnea is a common condition in which breathing stops and restarts.
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For most of his life, 62-year-old Robert "Bobby" Lyles was the picture of health. The former NFL linebacker completed a successful career playing for the Houston Oilers and Atlanta Falcons and went on to hold several coaching positions.
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Patients travel from all over the globe for heart surgery at Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center. But Duane Roesch's visit from Branson, Missouri illustrates how small and personal the world can be.
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To describe Vita Malloy as an active 81-year-old would be an understatement. The self-described “Energizer Bunny” plays seniors’ volleyball for 3 to 4 hours at a time, multiple days a week. “I'm not going to play for just an hour.
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