When Robert Shoemaker arrived at Vibra Hospital of Northern California, he was facing a recovery few people ever experience. He had survived a motorcycle accident so severe that his trauma surgeon later shared he had seen only one other patient survive a similar injury in more than 25 years of practice.
When Hector Riojas arrived at Vibra Hospital of Northern California, daily life was a struggle. Severe wounds and problems with his prosthetic legs left him unable to get out of bed or transfer to a wheelchair on his own.
Jaguar “Jag” McGill arrived at Vibra Hospital of Northern California after surviving a complete cardiopulmonary arrest. While CPR saved his life, the lack of oxygen led to Lance Adams Syndrome, which made even the simplest movements exhausting.
When Huazhi Vang arrived at Vibra Hospital of Northern California, she was in a fragile state, recovering from a cardiac arrest. Her prognosis was grim, and she could only occasionally open her eyes.
