Mammography Goes Mobile
New mobile mammography van to provide convenient access to screening mammography services for underserved women and help improve early detection of breast cancer.
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Project Connects Clinics Serving Most Vulnerable with Health Systems, Specialists
Pandemic underscores value of seamless connection. More than 2 million patient records shared with participating providers. Coordination between health care providers can be crucial for patients’ health – and it’s even more important while caring for them during the COVID-19 pandemic. A newly completed electronic health record system is enabling primary care providers from Community …
“Tell me your life story, I’m listening, I see you.”
Learn how the enhanced curriculum in Human Behavior & Mental Health puts Sutter’s Family Medicine Residency Program on a fast-track toward health equity.
Video Visits by Flashlight: Telehealth Keeps the Doctor ‘In’ Even When the Power is Out
Video visits have proved crucial to Sutter’s ability to keep caring for patients during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, as a heat wave causes power outages and wildfires prompt evacuations throughout Northern California, we remind patients how and when they should use telehealth to stay well.
Virtual ‘Topping Out’ Ceremony Caps Sutter Santa Rosa Expansion Milestone
Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital, part of Sutter Health’s not-for-profit integrated network of care, ‘topped out’ its $158 million expansion to enhance access to acute hospital services.
How a Rural Hospital Treated a COVID-19 Patient 120 Miles Away
Preparing for a patient surge of COVID-19 patients allowed Sutter Health to successfully treat an infected patient with critical-care specialists two hours away.
A Conversation Guide: COVID-19 Medical Research Terms Defined
During the current pandemic, it may be difficult to keep pace with the rapid developments in tests, treatments and vaccines being studied for potential widespread use as approved technologies and therapies. You might read these news reports and wonder what is a “Phase 3 clinical trial” or an “emergency use authorization,” and why are these stages of approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) important? Read on for explanations of common regulatory terms and phrases to help you understand medical research news.
Our Commitment to LGBTQ+ Patients, Families and Employees: A Message from Sarah Krevans
Sarah Krevans, president and CEO of Sutter Health, shares the following message in light of the rule finalized on June 12 by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that removes protections for gender identity and sexual orientation from the nondiscrimination provision of the Affordable Care Act.
The Unseen Risk of Parkinson’s Disease
Researchers at Sutter lead a national study to test whether a simple, home-based approach may prevent fractures for those with Parkinson’s disease.
Can a Long-acting, Injectable Drug Prevent HIV Infections?
Sutter participates in international HIV prevention study of cabotegravir, bringing new science to advance care at East Bay Advanced Care.