Tom Heiser

Sheila King’s foot was twisting outward, and a total knee replacement got her back on the dance floor. It was an answer to her prayer.

Shoulder pain slowed a hair stylist down for years, but he put off surgery. At Norton Orthopedic Institute, he discovered technology had improved the procedure.

Visit to new emergency department at Norton Medical Center led to robotic-assisted surgery at Norton Clark Hospital and quick recovery for Jeffersonville woman.

Christopher B. Shields, M.D., came to Louisville in 1974. The chairman and founder of Norton Neuroscience Institute is still caring for patients 50 years later.

Participate in innovative research at Norton Neuroscience Institute on gut microbiome and Alzheimer’s disease. Your involvement could lead to new therapies.

First patient receives potential cancer treatment in clinical trial at Norton Cancer Institute

Adrienne Whitelow was on her way to retirement when she found an opportunity she couldn’t refuse — at Norton West Louisville Hospital!

The connection between heart and brain health is key to overall wellness

Years of overuse had left Gene Lacey’s shoulder nearly unusable. But a visit to Norton Orthopedic Institute introduced him to a procedure that would repair his shoulder and change his life.

After months of planning, Norton Neuroscience Institute became first in Kentucky to complete MRI-guided high-frequency focused ultrasound procedures.