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Patients at the Genesis hospitals in Davenport now have young partners who are doing what they can reduce those barriers to healing.
When Davenport students faced the prospect of missing the start of classes because they hadn’t received the required vaccination for meningitis, Genesis stepped up quickly to help.
“We are proud to call you our friends, family, co-workers and community,’’ Vanessa said of the people who made donations. “Without you, we would never have been able to help these people.’’
Sometimes a situation occurs in which normal common sense and a great sense of compassion come together and a wonderful thing happens.
The couple had celebrated a remarkable 69 anniversaries together and another milestone was approaching.
Karen Marolf, RN, was making her first home visit with a new hospice patient of Genesis VNA and Hospice.
The Genesis mission to provide compassionate, quality health services to all those in need does not end at the walls of our facilities or when the work day is over. It is truly a mission without borders.
“They ran out the door screaming. They were shouting ‘help us, help us, we have to get people out,’’’ Howard said.
Genesis hospice nurse Mary Kozlov, RN, called him “my vet.’’ She respected Bill for his service in World War II and for his courage as a cancer patient.
Sherry Stauffer has been on the journey herself as a breast cancer survivor of 11 years.
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