Imagine one of the happiest times of your life also being the worst. For Allison Stults, that’s what happened. In February of 2021, at 15 weeks pregnant, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
Beth Cooper is a certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA) at the QMG Surgery Center. Her job involves providing direct anesthesia care to patients for all the surgical services provided at the surgery center. She shared more about what makes her time with patients special.
Just over two years ago, Amanda and Che’ Humphrey welcomed their first child, Alice. She is a happy, active toddler today. You wouldn’t know that she had a scary start to life, but her parents won’t soon forget that day and the person who saved her life.
Dr. Samuel Healy is one of our pediatricians here at Quincy Medical Group. As part of Patient Experience Week, he shares more about what patients mean to him.
Dr. Paul Conrad is one of our Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) physicians here at Quincy Medical Group. As part of Patient Experience Week, we asked him a couple of questions about what his patient means to him.
Dr. John Bozdech hopes his patients don’t remember him. That’s hard to imagine for a doctor who’s cared for thousands of patients here at Quincy Medical Group (QMG) as a gastroenterologist, but for him, it’s a sign he’s done his job.
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we spoke to one of our female leaders, Kristie Kemner-Schoen. Kristie serves as our Director of Integrative Health Services here at QMG. She shares more about leaders who have inspired her, what leadership means to her, and her advice for future generations.
We recently spoke with Quincy Medical Group Sports Medicine Physician Dr. Anthony Biggs about the significance of Black History Month to him. He shared the following.
Denise Poland and her family are hikers, often making trips to Colorado to fulfill their passion. In August 2021, her son and she accomplished their goal of climbing Longs Peak, a 14,259 ft. mountain. At the time, she had no idea there was a major challenge to come next.
Even before Bill Farquhar was officially diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2020, he knew he had been put on a mission — to help others.