Chris Clark is the visual storyteller for Spectrum Health. He was born in Owensboro, Kentucky, and has been a photographer and videographer in Grand Rapids for 29 years. His passion is capturing the moments that inform, can inspire change or bring a smile. He is very proud of the adventures and accomplishments of his three children, and he and his wife enjoy time at their home on a small inland lake. Other interests include water sports, riding his motorcycle and playing tennis.
A life-like Allosaurus named Allie and a T-Rex called Ripley visit young patients at Helen DeVos Children's Hospital.
Every day at 5:30 p.m., River House residents put on a patriotic show from their balconies to recognize all the workers keeping the country going.
A long-standing preparedness plan allows Spectrum Health to use a Grand Valley State University building as an off-site medical space, should the need arise.
A tent extension of the emergency department is helping to screen those who have symptoms so medical workers are able to best serve the medical needs of the overall community.
Project Night Lights, Star Wars edition, features hundreds of waving lightsabers inside and outside Helen DeVos Children's Hospital.
The littlest patients see jolly old Saint Nicholas before their first Christmas.
Runners fill the streets of Grand Rapids to test their fitness and endurance during multiple competitions.
Kids see superheroes 'as symbols of strength, or hope, or a thousand other feelings they can connect with' —Spider-Man
Reindeer get a break as airline crew members bring Santa to town and deliver some holiday cheer.
Captain Marvel, Wonder Woman, Batman and Spider-Man spend time with heroic children.
Former and current patients and their families join caregivers to show respect to those fighting childhood cancer.
Young patients bring awareness to childhood cancer with personalized ribbons.
