After emergency surgery, Bonnie’s condition began to stabilize. However, she still needed time, care, and support to continue healing. That is when she was referred to Vibra Hospital of the Central Dakotas, a critical care hospital designed for patients with complex medical and rehabilitation needs.
Terry’s life changed after a serious fall caused a severe knee injury. He required surgery to treat septic arthritis, an infection in the joint, which led to a prolonged hospitalization and a significant decline in his strength and ability to care for himself.
When Joanna arrived at Vibra Hospital, she was reliant on a ventilator to breathe and fully dependent on others for even the most basic tasks. She required continuous monitoring, advanced medical care, and a comprehensive treatment plan.
Before her hospitalization, Amelia Moore lived an independent, active life. But when she began experiencing intense pain, a visit to the emergency room revealed a serious infection that required intravenous (IV) antibiotic treatment and advanced medical care.
Marie Thompson has spent her whole life giving to others. After retiring as a social worker, specifically helping the elderly and disabled, Marie remained active as a volunteer. She worked with AARP’s tax aid program and gave her time to her church and Bible study fellowship. “I lived an active and busy life,” Marie shared. Then Marie received her cancer diagnosis.
