When I first got to the hospital we started unpacking all of the bags of medical supplies. We went out into the lobby to play with the kids and they

Since I’m a minor without Medical eperience, I volunteered with entertaining children in the waiting room. We brought lots of toys like pop-it’s, fidget spinners, and play dough, along with

Dr John Alm and Dr Logan Leavitt (KU) first visit to Obras. Plan to assist this week to learn about expanding services for future Mission work.

With every mission trip comes the unexpected challenges. Despite all the planning that comes with moving thirty nine medically trained team members, many who specialize in their own field, seventeen

Antigua 2019 arrived safely without a single lost or delayed luggage piece. It was election day and several of the interpreters did not show up. Josh Jones, one of the few

Our week went by very quickly and successfully! In total, our group performed 75 surgeries. Our urology team did 41 procedures and our ENTs did 34. Audiology met with 173

Our anesthesiology team has been working with all the patients at Las Obras this week to prepare each person for surgery. They work across all teams, and they usually see

Our team members working in the recovery room have been helping patients wake up on the right side of the hospital bed this week as they trickle in after surgery.

Our audiology group has been swiftly moving through their patients this week. So far, they’ve seen 87 patients in total, performed 51 hearing tests and fit 61 people with hearing

Team Urology is one of our veteran groups of doctors on the Antigua mission – this is Dr. Scott’s ninth trip, Dr. Marc’s eighth and Dr. Tom’s fifth. But even