Patient Story: Dick Newcomb
Dick Newcomb and his younger brother Glen were always close as siblings, even with four years separating them.
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Every one of our patients has a story and an experience worth telling. Below are real patients sharing their stories about thier journign to better health.
Patient Story: Naomi Hopkins
Lompoc resident Naomi Hopkins has been a patient of Dr. Rod Huss’ for a year, and last October, he delivered her daughter, Phoenix Skye White.
Family Welcomes Newest Addition
For the Gonzalez family, the arrival this week of newborn Paul Augustine Gonzalez is lucky #13. Maria and Jose Gonzalez welcomed tiny Paul at 8:33 pm on Tuesday in LVMC’s Labor, Delivery, Recovery, and Postpartum department, with assistance from OBGYN Dr. Rod Huss.
Attention and Caring are Key to Happiness at CCC
Sitting in the Comprehensive Care Center’s activities room, Odessa Gilmore can usually be found with a smile on her face.
Making Strides
In the halls of the Comprehensive Care Center, applause and cheers started breaking out as Sheila Holley cruised by with her walker. “Sheila! Look at you!” came the calls and recognition.
On the Right Path With Dr. Cortese
Mary Fahning is no stranger to broken bones and keeping an active lifestyle. A year ago, the Lompoc resident broke her foot and hiked 150 miles with the injury until she could get to a doctor.
Patient Story: Beverly Dean
At the age of 76, Beverly Dean had a clean driving record, without even a fender-bender. But when she was on vacation out-of-state, a rain-slicked road ended her exemplary history.
Patient Story: Shirley Holston
After a disabling stroke, an independent Shirley Holston found herself needing an assisted living environment. After a few locations, she has now settled into the Comprehensive Care Center where one of the residential cats, Mirage, has adopted her and visits regularly.
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