
Geaux Hero: Robert’s Second Chance
On March 31, 2025, Pointe Coupee Parish Sheriff’s Deputy Robert Williams was directing traffic at a large oil tank fire

On March 31, 2025, Pointe Coupee Parish Sheriff’s Deputy Robert Williams was directing traffic at a large oil tank fire

When Scarlett Phillips, a sophomore at LSU’s University Laboratory School, first felt a pain in her knee last fall, she

At 80 years old, Larry Boudreaux thought he had his health figured out. So when he began feeling unusually tired,

Epilepsy is far more common than many people realize, affecting one in 26 people during their lifetime. In Louisiana, more

On an early morning in September, Daryl Marx, MD, prepared to walk into the operating room at Our Lady of

Only 18 months after launching, Our Lady of the Lake’s ECMO program has touched lives across the community, delivering lifesaving

Sherita Guss has dedicated 40 years to FMOL Health, serving faithfully in supply chain services and embodying a commitment to

Robert Coney has devoted 40 years to FMOL Health, applying his expertise and adaptability to keep the health system’s technology

Marilyn Clark has dedicated more than 35 years to Our Lady of the Lake, living the mission and core values

Cora Griffin has devoted 45 remarkable years to Our Lady of the Lake, serving patients, mentoring colleagues and embodying our

When 9-year-old Brayden Guillot’s eye began to swell and shift over the summer, his mom, Rejetta, knew something was wrong.

When a baby graduates from the NICU, the journey isn’t over. Life has just begun. That’s why the Neurodevelopmental Clinic,

When you meet 12-year-old Kinley Spencer of Youngsville, the first thing you notice isn’t her diagnosis. It’s her personality. “She

Sometimes, how we healthcare is by changing the game and redefining what’s possible. For more than 36 years, Herman

What began as a mild fever and cough quickly spiraled into a life-or-death emergency for 3-year-old Landon. Within just 36

Sometimes, how we healthcare is the strength of a community that never stops caring. On an ordinary Saturday evening, Jason

When you think of a stroke, you probably picture an adult in their 60s or 70s. But for 11-year-old Cole

When 16-year-old Maria Kovach from Indiana started having unexplained problems with swelling and discomfort in her mouth, her family never