Experience the Difference
OSF St. Joseph Medical Center would like to invite you to read our patient stories. Through these heartfelt stories, you can catch a glimpse of the personal experiences and the compassionate care demonstrated at OSF St. Joseph.
It's the little things we do that make the biggest difference. At OSF St. Joseph, we prepare every day for our patients and families - just like those who have told their stories. The compassionate care, a gentle touch, and the feeling of family at the hands of expert medical teams using specialized technologies and treatments - to care for you and your family.
Maureen's StoryWhen Maureen learned she had a calcification in her left breast, her radiologist recommended she have a less invasive, stereotactic breast biopsy at OSF St. Joseph. |
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Elizabeth's StoryElizabeth had her first child at St. Joseph's Hospital in 1948. She said the wonderful care the hospital provided is what kept bringing her back. Elizabeth went on to have the rest of her eleven children at St. Joseph's. Elizabeth's Story >> |
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Pat's StoryPat showed up to Cardiac Rehab at OSF St. Joseph one afternoon as usual, when she started looking pale and short of breath. A staff member recommended Pat see a doctor immediately. Find out how it saved her life. Pat's Story >> |
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Lucas' StoryWhen Lucas' complaints turned out to be more than just a sore neck, doctors recommended surgery right away. Find out how OSF St. Joseph Medical Center's team of nurses kept Lucas and his parents calm during their entire experience. Lucas' story >> |
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Dawn Orndorff's StoryDawn Orndorff was experiencing a great deal of back and leg pain. Her physician recommended surgery once he knew what was wrong. Find out why this Mattoon, IL resident opted to travel all the way to OSF St. Joseph Medical Center in Bloomington, IL for the procedure. Dawn's story >> |
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Susan Dodson's StorySusan was involved in a car accident where parts of a fence went through the windshield and into her chest. Read Susan's story to find out how the comprehensive team of surgeons, doctors and nurses at OSF St. Joseph Medical Center saved Susan's life. |
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Molly Metroff's StoryTwenty-three year old Molly Metroff was told by medical experts she may not be able to complete her education. Molly was diagnosed with lupus. Read Molly's story to find out how she proved them wrong. |
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Margaret Myer's StoryMargaret suffered a ruptured brain aneurism at age 81. Read Margaret's story to find out why she prepared for the worst. |
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Paul Butler's StoryNot much held Paul Butler back until he suffered a stroke. Read Paul's story to find out how a new stent procedure not only saved his life, but has allowed him to continue living an active lifestyle. |
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The Corbans' StoryEugene Corban took his wife Phyllis to the Emergency Department expecting answers about her leg pain. Then, the unexpected happened leaving two to care for. Read the Corban's story |
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Lyndon Rich's StoryAfter two back-to-back surgeries, Lyndon Rich says he feels great. Read Lyndon's story to find out how the athletic retiree is staying busy. |
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Jenna Necessary's StoryThe care Jenna Necessary received from a handful of doctors and nurses influenced her life. Read Jenna's story to find out how her future career will allow her to give back. |
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The Mintons' StoryBritney and Mike Minton gave birth to their first child at OSF St. Joseph Medical Center. Read the Minton's story and share their personal experience. |
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Jim Dersch's StoryFighting an uphill battle, Jim Dersch endured not just one, but multiple hospitalizations. It took extensive care from the staff at OSF St. Joseph Medical Center to bring Jim back to health. Read Jim's Story. |
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Jim Durre's StoryJim Durre's wife, Tammy, was not only battling influenza, she was diagnosed with H1N1. Her condition rapidly progressed and her family was told to prepare for the worst. Read Jim's story. |
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