In this together—a year of COVID-19
Amid a season of challenges, seven highlights emerge of community spirit, heroism and hope.
Amid a season of challenges, seven highlights emerge of community spirit, heroism and hope.
Mourning the death of their mother to COVID-19, a family donates iPads to help other patients stay connected to their loved ones.
As a healthy, active 43-year-old nurse, Melissa Jones never expected COVID-19 to hit her so hard.
Almost six months into the COVID-19 battle, Blodgett ICU team members continue the fight. Together.
The ICU team celebrates as patients graduate from the unit—and draws strength and knowledge to help care for others.
The ICU team draws on support from each other and the community as they care for patients with COVID-19.
Shane Carne wanted to help during COVID-19, so he volunteered to leave his post as a surgical operating room nurse to work as an intensive care nurse.
After 10 days in the ICU fighting COVID-19, Don Force grew strong enough to leave—and that called for a special celebration.
With a surge in COVID-19 patients expected soon, a health system works to expand capacity so it can best care for the community.
ICU patients and family members share virtual visits, with help from donated iPads and technical assistance.
Life on the front lines of the pandemic: altruism, dedication and expertise shine.