Tom Heiser

Christy Mellons was diagnosed with a 90-degree spinal curve at age 9. Scoliosis persisted through more than 12 surgeries and four decades. Then, she met the team at Norton Leatherman Spine and is standing taller than ever.

Two volunteers surpass 500 hours of service, showing how compassion, connection and giving back strengthen the community

Angie Birge was diagnosed with severe scoliosis in the third grade. It affected every aspect of her life, physically and emotionally. Thanks to the team at Norton Leatherman Spine, now she’s standing taller and prouder than ever.

When stomach discomfort turned into something more serious, Myrle Salomon turned to Matthew C. Golden, M.D., and the robotic-assisted surgery team at Norton King’s Daughters’ Health.

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Kayleigh Hughes managed gastroparesis, vomiting and preeclampsia through a high-risk pregnancy that ended in emergency delivery at 29 weeks. See how Norton Children's Hospital guided her daughter through 56 days in the neonatal intensive care unit.

A sudden jolt of facial pain upended Lauren Schneider’s life, until a trip to Norton Neuroscience Institute revealed a rare diagnosis and bold surgery helped her reclaim her voice, and her joy.

A Louisville man survives a near-fatal heart emergency and gives back to expand lifesaving care for others in critical need.

After months of unexplained leg pain, Tim Carmack found answers through spine surgery and a hip replacement that got him moving again.

A Louisville mom shares how breastfeeding support from a lactation consultant helped her overcome challenges — and later become a milk donor.