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Who is the Inspira doctor who changed your life?

This Doctors' Day, will you take a moment to say thank you to a doctor who made a difference in your life? A simple message of gratitude means the world to these dedicated caregivers.

And if you’re able, consider making a gift in their honor. A gift today helps to support our patients, advance cutting-edge technology and fund facility enhancements to enrich the health and wellness of our community. Your support will ensure that compassionate, patient-centered care continues for every patient who walks through our doors.

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Gratitude for Inspira Doctors

I can’t say enough good things about Dr. Elisha... She is just so chill, but she’s also so professional. She gives you all the information you need in a way that you can understand. Everything was just on point. We could not have had a better team. We met eight or ten people that night. They not only did their jobs well, but there was more humanity in the experience than I expected.

Read Arielle's Story

I looked for doctors who were not only very smart, but those who also truly listen to patients, trusting that they may know a thing or two about their own bodies. Just about everyone we met at Inspira did that with us. It’s comforting to know that you are in good hands with people who really care about you as a person.

Read Bonnie's Story

Before the first operation, I couldn’t eat or drink for many hours. When I got to the hospital that morning, I smelled coffee and noticed some people eating donuts. I told Dr. Fought that was killing me because I was so hungry and wanted coffee so bad. Well, when I woke up after the surgery, you know what was on the table by my bed? A bag with two donuts in it! What doctor does something like that after knowing you only a few weeks?

Read Tony's Story

Dr. Jovin explained everything, including the risks, to me quickly, but completely, and in a way I could understand... It meant the difference between having the full life I have now, and possibly being in a nursing home or needing everyday care myself. Having the best, quick care means returning to your normal life instead of having to reevaluate your entire way of doing things.

Read June's Story

When I got to the hospital, the doors opened up and there was Dr. Kaulback and his team waiting for me. I wasn’t scared anymore. I thought, ‘This is my lucky day!’ Every one of them is part of a team and knows, without speaking, what they are supposed to do. They move with such precision! I’ve never seen anything like it. The things that doctors and nurses do today are modern miracles!

Read Roz's Story