A woman returns to her active lifestyle after an anterior approach hip replacement at Mercy Medical Center.

Triathlete Barbara was suffering from a painful Achilles injury until Mercy orthopedic physician Dr. Nicholas Anastasio performed percutaneous tenotomy and relieved her of the discomfort.

With medication and routine check-ups, Barbara is able to control her high blood pressure.

After experiencing weight loss and a change in skin color, Barbara saw Dr. Debashish Bose of Surgical Oncology at Mercy for cancer treatment.

Thanks to advancements in robotic surgery, Beverly's successful hysterectomy allowed her to resume her life without missing a beat.

After suffering a knee injury playing pickleball, Bob sought out the expertise of Mercy orthopedic sports medicine surgeon Dr. John-Paul Rue to help get him back on the court.

A diagnosis of appendiceal cancer came as a surprise to retired engineer and amateur photographer Bob. Mercy surgical oncologist Dr. Vadim Gushchin performed extensive surgery, including Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy (HIPEC), which has allowed Bob to recover and live life to the fullest again.

Mercy cardiologist Dr. Kate Elfrey explains why a diagnosis of Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome or (POTS) was leaving Briana with debilitating symptoms that were affecting her everyday life.

Soon after her wedding, Brittney discovered she had cancer and underwent HIPEC treatment and recovery, all with her new husband at her side.

First grade teacher Caitlin suffered from painful periods caused by endometriosis. Mercy gynecologist and surgeon Dr. Latasha Murphy performed a minimally invasive procedure and prescribed a new FDA approved drug, Myfembree to help decrease her chances of reoccurring pain.