A phone conversation between old friends results in lifesaving care.

Honoring those who have selflessly served our country. 

A new program brings Lake Health volunteers who are veterans together with veterans hospitalized at TriPoint Medical Center.

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For the first time in nearly three decades, Tammy Wilkes is able to walk with dramatically less pain. That’s because, in November 2018, podiatrist Jonathan Sharpe, DPM, replaced the severely injured talus bone in Tammy’s right ankle with a custom, 3D-printed prosthesis. It was the first time a 3D-printed talus was used at Lake Health.*

There’s a new cancer risk assessment program right here at Lake Health that makes it easier for patients to identify and manage their risk for cancer.

Loyal. Dedicated. Focused. Kind. Exceptional. That’s Emergency Department triage tech Shelton Jones. He was recently recognized for taking a wheelchair to a patient struggling with a walker in the parking lot. But that’s just a drop in the bucket.

More than just a blood drive ― it’s a lifesaving event!

Sepsis kills 270,000 Americans each year. Recognizing the signs of sepsis and urgently seeking treatment when symptoms are first noticed can save lives and reduce long-term disabilities.

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With a tumor wrapped around his spine, doctors thought 14-year-old Mark Flash would never walk again. Today, thanks to the great medical care he received as a teen, Mark does much more than simply walk. He plays tennis and enjoys fly fishing. But what’s most important are family, family time and making everything count.