Rochester Regional Health team members reunited with a young Hilton mother whose heart they brought back to life only minutes after she first arrived at the hospital.

Barry Conlin had one last memory he wanted to make with his wife. See how Rochester Regional Health Home Care and Hospice Care made it happen.

Charlotte Charles is living a full and vibrant life. It’s something that wouldn’t be possible, she says, without going through the PROS program.

Cheryl’s varicose veins were causing pain and swelling in her legs. After visiting the Vein Treatment Center, she was able to find the relief she needed.

Gayle had no significant health concerns before a mole on her leg started to look suspicious. Eighteen months later, she is back to overseeing her family restaurant and praises her medical teams for moving so quickly.

Fifteen years after receiving expert care from the Golisano Restorative Neurology & Rehabilitation Center team, Stephen Lillis returned to express his gratitude face to face.

There are moments as a woman and a mother when you know something isn’t right. For Jolene, it led to a breast cancer diagnosis. Her cancer team was with her every step of the way.

After recovering from brain surgery at Golisano Restorative Neurology & Rehabilitation Center, Reagan created a way to give back to the people who helped her – and to other young patients.

At one point during her stay at Unity Hospital, doctors told Kay Sullivan she was the sickest patient who was there. Thanks to the hard work of countless medical staff, she is now home and living her normal life.

Each day, patients at Golisano Restorative Neurology & Rehabilitation Center are taking steps toward a fuller recovery. Guy is one of those patients and shares what makes his recovery and rehab team so important to him.

Young children with peanut allergies are at risk for exposure in everyday life. Coleen and her husband Andrew know this well – and are going through an allergy therapy that could help their son outgrow his peanut allergy.

Even the strongest people with the healthiest lifestyle can be at risk for colorectal cancer. Heather Sommer is living proof.

In just a few months, David went from being an active grandfather and husband to being constantly tired and out of breath. Then he learned about a new heart procedure that would change his life.

After working with the U.S. military in Afghanistan, Folad and Sayed were able to come over to the United States on special visas. Building a new life is a challenge – one that they welcome.

Over the course of a few months, Rob Pinson went from relatively healthy to undergoing cancer treatment. The staff at the Lipson Cancer Institute were there for him every step of the way.

Mary White couldn’t walk to the bathroom without getting winded. After a surgery at Rochester General Hospital, she is playing with her grandchildren again.

After an early birth and 22 days in the NICU, baby Abram is home with his family. The Balschmiter family and their medical team share their story.

Deb was going through a tough time after losing her best friend. After enrolling in an ElderONE adult day program, she was able to find support.

After years of trying to become pregnant, Jenn and her husband were expecting a baby. While in labor & delivery, Jenn developed a close bond with one of her nurses: Amy.

More than 10 percent of women suffer from endometriosis. Cara Pulumbieri was one of them.

You could say Chuck Doell is an avid golfer – but it might be an understatement.

"I found out that so many of my friends and the people that I ran with had the same issues."

Now that Jacky has a new heart, her next adventures are all outdoors.

Jose Vazquez, a Greece resident, was a New York State trooper for 33 years.

“They basically told me that, you know, in 5-10 years, if you keep going the way you’re going, you’re dead.”

New mom Shannon found a lump in her breast only months after her mammogram, but she wasn't going to let cancer win.

Swollen legs that turned black and blue drove Robert Osborne and his wife to the hospital, where doctors feared he wouldn’t make it through the night.

Courtney’s chronic knee pain became debilitating and forced her to give up her active lifestyle while jeopardizing her walking ability.

George was home alone when he suffered a stroke. He had to crawl to the phone to call 911 before it was too late.

The accident happened on November 3, 1990. Dan Santillo and his now-wife Kris had just welcomed their daughter Jessica in September.

The journey to motherhood was ten years in the making for Jennifer and Hector. It would take several more tough turns in the moments after their son was born.

Pelvic organ prolapse was disrupting Sylvia's life. Learn how she took back control after learning her treatment options at Rochester Regional Health.

“Nobody wants to see their child on a ventilator, swollen. It was heartbreaking.”

Newfane resident Nicole Snyder catches cancer early and stresses the importance of routine screenings.

“It was rough to realize not only do your parents grow older, but you may lose them in a different way.”

Kathy Cook was not the typical poster child for any sort of a cancer - especially with no family history.