We Chose Blessing
We All Chose Blessing
Blessing has attracted some of the nation’s top specialists. With outcomes among the best in the country. Specialists in virtually every aspect of care including regional exclusives like heart and orthopedic surgery. We come from towns and large cities, hospitals all across America, and we all chose Blessing. Because of the deep personal care and connection we can make with patients here. That’s the Blessing Difference
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At Blessing, healing is our passion. We’re committed to bringing the best and brightest providers and advanced technologies and treatments to our community. From primary care to over 35 different specialties, we are here for you.
Shed No Tears For This Survivor
Bobbie Bright's attitude mirrors that of her last name. When she was diagnosed with breast cancer and required a mastectomy, she refused to shed tears.
Meet Stan
The American Cancer Society says, “About one man in eight will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime.” We would like to introduce you to that “one man.”
Janet's Art
At 85-years-old, Janet made the decision to live out the end of her life on her own terms with the help of Blessing Hospice and Palliative Care. She also shared a dream with her family, a dream of showing her paintings in a “big city” art show.
If you ever break a bone on a Tuesday…
Like most people, Emily Bowman never gave much thought to what characteristics she would want in a surgeon. Then again, Emily is 11 years old.
Blessing helps active grandfather get surgery and supper onto the same menu
Richard Rees had total knee replacement at Blessing Hospital in the morning and was making dinner that evening.
Wife’s decision helps man beat the odds
Craig Redmon did his best to live a healthy life, even though he believed his fate was predetermined. His father and brother died of heart related conditions.
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Shelly Marshall, RN, learned her approach to nursing as a young girl.
“I grew up in a small community in Hancock County. You treated others with respect and courtesy,” she said.