Patient stories

Marathon runner Harold Lance shares how a routine heart check revealed severe coronary artery blockages despite having no symptoms. After undergoing open-heart surgery at Methodist Hospital | Texsan and later receiving treatment for post-surgical complications, Lance hopes his story encourages men to get screened early and not assume fitness means they are free from heart disease.

Following World Blood Donor Day, Methodist Hospital Texsan is highlighting the essential behind-the-scenes work of laboratory professionals like Lindsey Rodgers, who help ensure blood products are safely matched and ready for patients.

Albert Sanchez, 68, said his life changed after he fell about 15 feet from a ladder while trimming dry mesquite trees at home and lay injured for nearly 30 minutes until a neighbor heard him and called 911.

After receiving care at Methodist Hospital Texsan as a patient, Lisa Rodriguez was inspired to return in a new role serving others.

One year ago, heart surgery changed everything. Today, he's back to living his life. After facing a serious cardiac condition, this Texsan patient placed his trust in Methodist Hospital Texsan's cardiovascular team.

Armand took a next-day cardiology slot — mentioning some mild symptoms. Tests revealed life-threatening heart issues, and he underwent emergency surgery that saved his life. He now urges others not to ignore warning signs.

Mr. Tiongson emphasizes that the care he received was incomparable, and recommends Methodist Hospital Texsan with all his heart.

John Tepera’s journey to recovery at Methodist Rehabilitation Hospital Texsan is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of compassionate care.

Healing one step at a time: Billy's rehabilitation story

31-year-old Army soldier Cosmos Akoto Osei was diagnosed with a rare condition known as exertional compartment syndrome.