Making Lives Better. Together.

Rylee Kate was quickly transferred to Phoebe’s NICU where she began treatment under the watchful eye of Dr. Erwinson Bassig. After 99 days, a healthy and thriving Rylee Kate was able to finally go home. Now 4 years old, she dreams of becoming a doctor herself.

James lost 40 pounds, and his wife was able to get her diabetes under control, helping both of the Harpers rediscover some of the freedom they’d lost to illness.

Through Phoebe’s free Nurse-Family Partnership, she was matched with Tiara Noel, a Registered Nurse who provided Jenaye with education, advice, and access to resources. Jenaye called Tiara her “angel on Earth” – always there to ensure she and her daughter had the support they needed.

Suffering from two broken legs, shattered arms, a fractured pelvis, and internal injuries, EMTs weren’t sure he’d survive the trip to the hospital. But The Phoebe Trauma Team and Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeon Dr. Eddie Powell were quick on the case, stopping the bleeding and knitting Saveio’n’s bones back together. There’s still road to cover in his rehabilitation, but Saveio’n is already looking forward to getting back up on the bike.

Luckily, eight years ago, Phoebe became the second health system in the country to launch Lung Watch, an innovative cancer screening program for longtime smokers. Sure enough, in early 2023, Bob’s fears were confirmed when a spot that showed up on a scan turned out to be cancer. But, with the help of Dr. Chirag Jani and the cancer care team at Phoebe, Bob is now living cancer-free.

Her heart was beating dangerously slowly, sapping her of the energy to do even the simplest tasks. Phoebe Electrophysiologist Dr. James Coman implanted an advanced device that’s part pacemaker, part defibrillator, and the results were almost instantaneous. Now, Barbara is back to her old self and her energetic, giving life.

Phoebe Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Anie Uyoe was able to give Chip a revolutionary kind of hip replacement surgery that got him back on the bike in less than a week. Today, he’s riding better than ever.

Phoebe Physical Therapist Sarah Farris was just as committed to that goal. After a lot of hard work with Sarah and the Phoebe Rehab team, Sarah’s “star student” was able to make that dance – and Sarah was there to see it happen.

Five different friends came back with the same recommended physician – Plastic Surgeon Dr. Mayowa Abiodun at Phoebe in Albany. Akiba felt like it was a sign – and she was right. As a part of pre-surgical exams, Dr. Abiodun discovered a lump that turned out to be cancer. With the help of Phoebe Surgical Oncologist Dr. Sanjay Munireddy, Akiba is now cancer free – and loves the way she looks. As she puts it, “I’m able to live and smile more.

His road to recovery was long, but luckily, Phoebe Worth’s Swing Bed Program was nearby. Phoebe hospitalist nurse practitioner, Tim Hardie and the Phoebe Worth medical team helped Steve fight the infection and provided the therapy he needed to get back on his feet.

He used Phoebe Sumter’s DaVinci surgical robot to fix Katherine’s hernia, and he performed one of the area’s first TIF (transoral incisionless fundoplication) procedures to take care of her reflux, solving Katherine’s digestive issues once and for all. Now, she’s back in the kitchen, exploring new flavors without fear.