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Share your Story<p>When Cindy and David R. found out they were having triplets, they turned to Cindy’s OB/GYN, Dr. Allison A. Hill, for support.</p> <p>They knew Cindy’s pregnancy and delivery would be high-risk, so Dr. Hill advised the nervous, expectant parents to give birth at PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital, known for its world-class Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).</p> <p>Cindy was admitted to PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital two days before her delivery. She was very scared and emotional. “The nurses really showed their care for me,” she says. </p> <p>She gave birth at 26 weeks to three beautiful children; Gabriel, Nicolas and Natalia. Each weighed between 1.4 and 1.7 pounds. Gabriel and Nicolas were in the hospital for about four months while Natalia, the smallest, stayed for five months to gain a bit more weight.</p> <p>“Dr. Hill was amazing,” Cindy recalls. “She supported us tremendously during one of the scariest times of our lives. I felt so lucky and blessed.”</p> <p>She also remembers some of the staff who went out of their way to help. “Nurses like Shauna, Maria, Barbara, Jodi and Jean were so helpful and worked beyond their scheduled work shifts to bathe the babies, change their diapers and help us with their breathing treatments.”</p> <p>Today, Gabriel, Nicolas and Natalia are healthy and active four-year-olds. Every year on their birthday, they visit the NICU staff and celebrate with birthday cake. They enjoy handing out thank you cards with family photos to the NICU staff.</p>
Read StorySee how Dr. Allison A. Hill and her nursing colleagues on the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit went above and beyond to provide compassionate, live-saving care to three of the hospital’s tiniest, most vulnerable patients; Cindy and David R’s premature triplets. “PIH Health Good Samaritan Hospital became our family and they gave us hope!" Cindy says.
Allison A. Hill MD, Obstetrics & Gynecology
Read the Full StoryWhen Lois Bennett was flagged as high-risk for lung cancer, she was enrolled in a special PIH Health screening program to ensure her health and safety. Early detection helped save her life when a CT scan revealed a suspicious nodule. Read about how Dr. Eduardo Tovar was able to care for Lois using a minimally invasive surgical technique he pioneered himself, and how she chooses to give back to PIH Health today.
Eduardo A. Tovar MD, Cardiothoracic Surgery
Read the Full StorySee how Dr. Nupur Kumar helped Kelley Leno Wilson take control of her diabetes and her life by helping her make lasting health and lifestyle changes. “I just love her,” Kelley says. “I’ve been coming to Dr. Kumar for almost twenty years. I trust her with my life. She’s like family.”
Nupur Kumar MD, Primary Care
Read the Full StorySee how Dr. Sara Soto and her team provided urgent, live-saving and compassionate care to Laura Noguchi after the birth of her baby girl led to a postpartum hemorrhage. “I couldn’t be happier with my stay at PIH Health Hospital - Whittier,” says Laura.
Sara J. Soto MD, Obstetrics & Gynecology
Read the Full StoryWhen it comes to injuries, Dr. Kyle Low always strives to get patients back to optimal levels of function — no matter what it takes. See how he helped Anthony Zulliani, an avid soccer player and snowboarder, get back to his active lifestyle following multiple ACL tears.
Kyle Low MD, Orthopedic Surgery
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