Patient stories

Placenta accreta is a rare condition in which the placenta attaches too deeply to the uterine wall. Becca shares her experience and how HCA HealthONE helped her bring a healthy baby boy into the world.

After learning her baby would be born with esophageal atresia, Laurel sought the care of surgeon Steven Rothenberg, who would perform a lifesaving procedure on her newborn.

Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children and the Center for Concussion want you to know how to minimize the effects of sports-related concussive injuries.

Satish Gadi and Malini Dasari learned their unborn baby would need lung surgery on delivery.

Lindsay went into labor naturally at 37 weeks and gave birth to a healthy baby girl, Kelly.

Arika Hall went into labor two weeks before her due date.

Deana Petrova's daughter was diagnosed with a rare congenital heart defect. Only one in 10,000 children in the United States have this condition.

Shortly before the birth of their son, Jose and Sarah found out he would need open-heart surgery.

Monica learned her baby would need surgery immediately after birth.

Paula's eighth pregnancy was her second twin pregnancy, but came with a host of complications: twin to twin transfusion syndrome, HELLP/Mirror Syndrome and, later, PDA ligation heart surgery.