Riley Hospital Patients, Families, and Staff Stories

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Stories about Riley Hospital patients, families, and staff members written by Maureen C. Gilmer (Senior Journalist, Indiana University Health) for the Riley Children's Health website between 2018 and 2025. The majority of the accompanying photographs were taken by Mike Dickbernd (Visual Journalist, Indiana University Health).

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The quirky, humble and adamantly adored Dr. Schreiner
(Riley Children's Health, 2018-07-22) Benbow, Dana
This month marks the 45th anniversary of Dr. Schreiner walking into Riley Hospital for Children as a neonatologist. With his kind heart and unconventional leadership style, the hospital has not been the same since.
Thirty years ago today, Ryan White died at Riley
(Riley Children's Health, 2020-04-08) Gilmer, Maureen C.
The fear that surrounded HIV/AIDS three decades ago is not unlike the fear many feel amid the current coronavirus pandemic. But Dr. Elaine Cox says there are lessons learned then that guide her today.
A horrific crash, a remarkable recovery
(Riley Children's Health, 2020-05-14) Gilmer, Maureen C.; Dickbernd, Mike
A 13-year-old athlete couldn’t walk or talk after a serious accident. Now nearly three months later, Matthias Pfister is inspiring his parents and his hospital care team.
A hero to many, Dr. John Brown is hanging up his scrubs
(Riley Children's Health, 2020-12-17) Gilmer, Maureen C.; Dickbernd, Mike
After a 43-year career at Riley Hospital, this renowned heart surgeon is passing the scalpel.
This is our shot – Riley team members line up for vaccine
(Riley Children's Health, 2020-12-18) Gilmer, Maureen C.; Dickbernd, Mike
The first day of vaccinations for front-line providers at Riley is met with joy, relief and a determination to end the nightmare of COVID-19.
From Riley fellow to the front lines of COVID
(Riley Children's Health, 2020-12-20) Gilmer, Maureen C.; Dickbernd, Mike
Dr. Samina Bhumbra: “Not a lot of people get that experience – a training apprenticeship during a pandemic.”
She almost lost her boy, but the stars aligned that January night
(Riley Children's Health, 2021-03-07) Gilmer, Maureen C.; Dickbernd, Mike
So many times, someone could have said, “No, we can’t do that.” Instead, teams from three hospitals said “yes,” and a 15-year-old boy is alive because of it. Read how Riley and Methodist worked together to save a patient who was clinging to life at an Evansville hospital.
Retiring neonatologist has always led with his heart
(Riley Children's Health, 2021-05-27) Gilmer, Maureen C.; Dickbernd, Mike
Dr. William Engle, known for his compassion, kindness and humility, has cared for some of the sickest babies Riley has ever seen.
Hospital teams lift each other up amid ongoing health crisis
(Riley Children's Health, 2021-09-23) Gilmer, Maureen C.; Dickbernd, Mike
While the public is weary of COVID-19 and its restrictions, healthcare workers feel the burden most acutely.
Heart surgeon’s vacations are spent saving lives overseas
(Riley Children's Health, 2022-03-10) Gilmer, Maureen C.; Farrell, Anne
Dr. Mark Turrentine and his Riley team just returned from a week in Amman, Jordan, where they corrected heart defects in a dozen children.

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