Stories
Our medical center has deep roots in education, and it is the reason Cheri Watson, RN is the longest-working nurse at Adventist Health Glendale.
When Rick Kalish first visited the Adventist Health Glendale medical center, it was just along a shortcut on his bike ride home.
After years of pain ending in a life-saving surgery, Michael LeFever received an uplifiting card during his recovery that led him to give back.
Fifteen years ago, Mary was diagnosed with esophageal cancer. She was successfully treated by hematology and oncology specialist Boris Bagdasarian, DO, with chemotherapy and radiation. Thanks to the expert care she received at Adventist Health Glendale’s Cancer Center her cancer went into remission. For more than twelve years she lived…
Inspired donors like Harold Bringman show how accepting life’s challenges and rewards and saying yes to every opportunity create a true spirit of community.
David and Martha Ho have a philanthropic master plan for promoting the welfare of others.
Mary Borjas is the epitome of beauty and strength, and yet eight months ago when she felt a lump in her breast, fear pierced straight through her. She began an incredibly challenging pursuit to find treatment for what she feared was a bullet trying to steal her life.
Imagine waiting at a bus stop, experiencing a shooting pain in your neck and suddenly losing all feeling in your legs. That’s what happened to Kenny Williams.
“Whenever we tap into loving one another, to healing and helping one another, that’s where the spirit of God is. In that sense, the whole experience to me was a miracle.”
“Having a comprehensive breast cancer center is very important because early detection is the key to beating cancer. Adventist Health Glendale was really helpful – they save lives. To Dr. Holmes, I can’t stop thanking him. I know it was God who chose him to be the one who saved not only my life but a lot of other women’s lives. Please keep doing that amazing job.”