A photograph of a painting that's leaning against the wall as it stands on the floor. The painting shows a mother in a hospital bed holding a newborn child.

A painting was lodged in a doorway where Dr. Megan Kasper, an OB-GYN in Nampa, Idaho, unpacked boxes in her new clinic in April of 2024. Kasper previously worked at Saltzer Health until its closure days before.Idaho Statesman/Getty

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