Patient Stories

Rehab that's music to his ears
(April 2004)
A local college music professor experiences the power of St. Camillus' rehab during a very difficult time in his life.

Therapy dog brings smiles to those in need (April 2004)
Wheelchairs, walkers, canes or difficulty speaking do not bother Ted. Shaking hands with patients, listening to stories and helping spark memories are a few of this therapy dog's tasks.

St. Camillus starts first state Golden Eagle Scout Troop (October 2003)
Ten male residents at St. Camillus proof that you’re never too old to become a Boy Scout. The men recently became members of St. Camillus’ Golden Eagle Scout program, the first such troop in New York. For some in the group, this is their second go around with scouting.

Kathryn Crosby, Bing Crosby's widow, visits St. Camillus (July 2003)

Caring to share her gift (May 2003)
Yes, one person can make a difference in the lives of others. This one person is Joyce, the wife of a St. Camillus resident. Joyce is well known throughout St. Camillus because she cares enough to brighten the lives of residents and staff.

The power of pets (January 2003)
See how St. Camillus is incorporating animal assisted therapy to help patients.

President Clinton Visits St. Camillus (August 1999)