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Brain injury survivor proves to be ‘Strong as Steele’

In sports, you learn practice makes perfect, and that’s the mindset 18-year-old Steele McLaren applied to his rehabilitation journey at Madonna. After suffering brain trauma while on a hunting trip, the three-sport athlete from Atlantic, Iowa showed why he’s “Strong as Steele.” And just like on the football field, Steele didn’t face this fight alone. His care team, and 35,000 people on the Facebook page “Praying for Steele #32 strong,” cheered him on every step of the way.

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The Madonna Difference: Madonna’s approach to catastrophic care

Catastrophic Care

When people survive a major physical trauma, rehabilitation is the next step in returning to independence. When it comes to work comp cases at Madonna, our holistic approach to care includes you in the process. Learn more about the Madonna difference.

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2020 GOAL Award Update: Rylee Robinson

Rylee Robinson was honored as a Madonna GOAL Award winner in 2014 and continues to inspire everyone around her. Rylee recovered at Madonna's Lincoln Campus after being struck by a distracted driver while riding her bike. After overcoming a series of obstacles, Rylee recently bought her first home, achieving a level of independence that was once thought beyond her reach. 

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