Posts by Ben Cornelius
Exercise helps woman after hip and femur fractures
Four years ago, Memphis, Ten., native Betty Grise and husband, Jerry, moved to Columbia to live closer to their son and daughter-in-law. They also, have a son in North Carolina and two grandchildren who are the “love of my life.”
Read MoreFollowing aneurysm repair: “I will be forever grateful”
I had surgery on January 15, 2013 for an open abdominal aortic aneurysm repair. During my six day stay, I was assigned to the second, third and fifth floors on the new south tower.
Read MoreEmployee of the Month values teamwork, service to patients
Ask Peggy Garrett what makes Boone Hospital Center special, and she can boil it down to one word: Teamwork.
Read MoreBoone Convenient Care “went above and beyond my expectations”
My story starts after eight miserable days of GI upset, weakness, and abdominal pain. I’m a nurse, and well, we make terrible patients.
Read MoreAmerican Medical Association president shares insight at Boone Hospital
Boone Hospital Center was recently honored with a visit from Dr. Jeremy Lazarus, the president of the American Medical Association.
Read MoreBoone Hospital recognized for outstanding cancer care
In a new list compiled by Becker’s Hospital Review, the Boone Hospital was one of just 100 hospitals across the nation to be named among the 100 Hospitals and Health Systems With Great Oncology Programs.
Read MoreWinter weather closures for Feb. 26, 2013
Due to winter weather, the following Boone Hospital Center clinics and services will be closed
Read MoreWinter weather closings for Friday, Feb. 22
Following the Feb. 21 winter storm, here is an updated list of closings and reopenings for Friday, Feb. 22.
Read MoreAnnouncing the Virginia and Norman Stewart Cancer Center
Boone Hospital Center is excited to announce plans to build the Virginia and Norman Stewart Cancer Center.
Read MoreHospitalization turned out to be “the experience of a lifetime”
I was admitted to the hospital on Friday, February 1, 2013, for chest pains. I have had three myocardial infarctions in the past and I was very afraid that this could be “The Big One.”
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