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As of Jan. 8, Apollo the K9 officer for the Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center, became a “house dog,” giving up his full-time job in favor of stretching out on the carpet in his favorite sunny spot by the back door of his handler’s home.

A small, excited crowd gathered early Nov. 19 in the surgery department at the Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center, swapping stories of restless nights spent anticipating an important milestone for the integrated Veterans Affairs and Navy hospital – its first robotic surgery.

Army combat Veteran Donald Gianessi never imagined playing golf would help him find peace from PTSD.

Army Veteran Dean Biddle first heard about the new Fisher House via a sticky note passed to him by the nurse the night he took his wife, Vivian Biddle, to the Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center Emergency Department with complications from pneumonia and Parkinson’s.

At 100 years of age, World War II Veteran Elliott Rosenberg still takes the stairs whenever possible. Just ask Alice, his wife of 75 years. She’ll tell you she takes the elevator and then has to wait for him.

The American Legion Auxiliary’s annual holiday gift shop at Lovell Federal Health Care Center this year was unique for a couple of reasons, including the fact that for the first time since the pandemic, some of the inpatients “shopped” in person for presents for their family members.

In the game of golf, the term “recovery” refers to playing a shot from a difficult situation.
Navy Veteran Cheryl Carter, who lives with chronic pain, relies on the new Lovell FHCC Integrated Wellness Department for her care and spoke at the ribbon-cutting for the new department earlier this year.

Navy Medical Corps Capt. Chad Roe assumed command of Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command (NMRTC) Great Lakes July 2, in a ceremony at Naval Station Great Lakes, relieving Navy Medical Corps Capt. Chad McKenzie.

