Seven years ago, Anita Williams suffered a broken neck and back from a cliff diving accident. At that time, she lived in Wichita and underwent multiple surgeries by other physicians. Still having problems, she learned about Neurosurgeon, Dr. Gery Hsu who was recommended by her son's college professor. Dr. Hsu performed another surgery that finally brought some relief.
Since that time, Anita has moved to Portageville, Missouri. Recently she returned to Wichita and decided to see Dr. Hsu because of some new problems that had developed. After learning that Dr. Hsu was now in Coffeyville, she came here to see him. Anita explained, "I now live closer to Memphis and I could have gone there, but I have so much respect for Dr. Hsu. Choosing your doctor is the most important element, and I have complete faith and trust in Dr. Hsu." During that visit, Dr. Hsu ordered a Myelogram, a special kind of X-ray, which revealed some significant problems. Anita underwent another surgery by Dr. Hsu, this time at Coffeyville Regional Medical Center. "I can say a lot of good things about this hospital," said Anita. "It is smaller than the hospitals in the big cities with a very nice facility, and you get more personal care. I think Coffeyville is very lucky to have such a good hospital and a fine surgeon, Dr. Hsu. Dr. Hsu has made it possible for me to continue experiencing the things I enjoy in life."
When Duane Hull came to Coffeyville Regional Medical Center he was treated with great care by all the nurses and staff. Hull shares his experience at CRMC.
"Not all hospital CEO's come to visit their patients every day, but CRMC's CEO, Jerry Marquette, does. I have been to lots of other hospitals, but none that compare to CRMC. They give the best care and treat patients like they part of the family. This hospital is run from top to bottom with love for their patients, and when you are in the hospital you feel like you are in a big family of love. Also, after you leave the hospital, the nurses ask how you are doing when they see you out and about in the community. We ought to be thankful that we have a hospital with such excellent staff. My family thanks God for this hospital that runs with love every day. I just wanted everyone to know what an asset CRMC is to our community," said Hull.