St. Joe’s gave me a second chance to celebrate all the good things in my life and I’m not going to waste a second of it.” – Vinnie Caputo
Lynne O’Reilly didn’t have time to get sick. After retiring, the former advertising executive was enjoying traveling to see her children and grandchildren, meeting friends for lunch and dinner, and…
For Johana Hernandez, St. Joseph’s Hospital has always been more than just a place of work—it’s been a part of her journey. Growing up in West Tampa, minutes from the…
“The Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit at St. Joseph’s Hospital rocks!” When Stacy Bush, Director of Patient Services at St. Joseph’s Hospital, read the first line of Tricia Collins’ email she…
“I felt embraced.” April 9th started out as a perfectly normal morning for Joan Seivold and her husband Joseph. They started the day with their usual workout and then Joe…
They may boast an impressive array of innovative bells and whistles, but “Jamie” and “Mona,” the two da Vinci surgical robots at St. Joseph’s Hospital, are not the stars of…
February is Heart Month, a time to raise awareness about cardiovascular health and the importance of seeking quality care. For 69-year-old David Stanbra, a structural engineer from Lee County, Florida,…
On the field, I couldn’t do it alone, and off the field, I couldn’t do it alone. Everyone at St. Joe’s had my back, just like my football teammates.
Child Life helped me keep pushing through all my health challenges. They kept me entertained, made me laugh and smile, and feel so much better emotionally.
The only thing that kept us sane during our baby’s time in NICU was knowing there were people at St. Joseph’s who loved on our Jovie like family.