Spotlight Stories

Robotic-assisted surgery is not about replacing skill with machines. It is about giving skilled surgeons better tools to do what they already do best: take care of you.

A few minutes reviewing your coverage today could save you money and frustration next year. If you have Medicare, Open Enrollment is your yearly opportunity to review your health and prescription drug coverage for 2027.

September is National Cholesterol Education Month, making it the perfect time to learn what your cholesterol numbers mean and how they affect your heart health. Cholesterol screening is a simple blood test that measures distinct types of lipids, or fats, in your bloodstream.

Have you ever felt that shooting pain down your leg and wondered what caused it? Is it serious? Did you blow out a disc in your back? These are all common concerns—and often the reason you may be referred to neurosurgery.

Medicare Part D helps cover the cost of prescription drugs. Plans are offered by private insurance companies, either as a standalone plan or part of a Medicare Advantage plan.

Keep your fruits and vegetables fresh, flavorful, and safe to eat for longer by following a few simple storage, handling, and food safety habits that help preserve quality, reduce waste, and maintain their nutritional value.

Medicare Part B helps pay for your basic medical care outside of inpatient and hospital care. It covers 80% of everyday medical expenses such as doctor visits, durable medical equipment (ex. walkers & canes), lab work, preventive services (ex. mammograms & vaccines), physical therapy, and specialist referrals.

July is UV Safety Month, so take simple steps to protect your skin and eyes. Sun damage builds up over time.

When the United States first took shape 250 years ago, the founders were attempting something unprecedented: a nation where ordinary people had a voice in their government. They envisioned a country without a king, one in which power was shared and laws applied fairly to everyone.

Legacy is more than what we leave behind; it is also what we carry forward—shaped by the men who came before us and refined by the choices we make for those who follow. As Father’s Day approaches, we find ourselves reflecting on the quiet, steady influence of three generations of men and the ways their lives continue to echo through our own.