“On March 11, I was pheasant hunting near Hudsonville, and I had a heart attack.” Keith recalls. Keith and his wife Beth had been long time patients of a local hospital, so when Beth got the call about Keith’s heart attack, she knew where she wanted him to go. “Beth told them to take me Read More
With a family history of heart issues, Sharon has had her fair share of heart related episodes, landing her in cardiovascular rehab twice. Her latest stint in rehab was at Metro Health’s new Cardiovascular Rehabilitation facility. But she found a friendly and inviting atmosphere. “At Metro, the atmosphere is more fun, the setting is a Read More
Jeff, a teacher, was working in his shop after school one day when he started to feel chest pains. He took a break, but the pain continued, so he drove himself to the emergency room at Metro Health Hospital. There, he learned he would need surgery. After having two stents put in, Jeff got his Read More
With the additional burden of diabetes, his legs have experienced their fair share of issues. So, when the swelling and pain in his legs continued to worsen, Eugene thought his on-going struggles with knee issues and diabetes were to blame. When the pain got so bad that standing for more than five minutes was no Read More
On March 27 Phil had his first heart attack. Five days after being discharged, he had his second.
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“I was discharged Friday. The following Wednesday at home, I had another heart attack,” Phil stated. Phil’s heart attacks brought him to the state of the art cardiac rehabilitation facility on Metro Health’s main campus in Wyoming, MI. He’s midway through a rehab program that will have him here three days a week for twelve weeks. Read More
“On March 11, I was pheasant hunting near Hudsonville, and I had a heart attack.” Keith recalls. Keith and his wife Beth had been long time patients of a local hospital, so when Beth got the call about Keith’s heart attack, she knew where she wanted him to go. “Beth told them to take me Read More