Sutter Gould Health Resource Centers and Libraries

Whether you want one-on-one guidance on performing a self-examination or are looking for accurate information on a medical topic, you can find what you need at the Maino Community Health Library, a community service of Sutter Gould Medical Foundation.

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No matter how well prepared you are, it’s inevitable you’ll remember something you wanted to ask long after your medical appointment is over. Sutter care centers have a variety of ways to get you the answers you need through our Health Resource Centers.

The Maino Community Health Library

Open since 1990, the Maino Community Health Library is a free, comprehensive medical library open to all members of our community. The library's resources emphasize understanding and treatment of disease as well as prevention, health and wellness.

You'll find videos, articles, medical journals, books — in both English and Spanish — covering a wide range of health topics. You can also get information about local health agencies and support groups here.

Maino Community Health Library
1700 McHenry Avenue, Suite 60B
Modesto, CA 95350 (In McHenry Village)
(209) 523-0732
MainoLibrary@sutterhealth.org

Hours of Operation:
Monday through Friday, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
Closed for lunch, 11:00 am – 11:30 am

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Online Resources

In addition to our community health library, you can also access health information through:

Patient Information

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Helpful Resources

Classes and Events

Throughout the Sutter Health network, we offer a variety of educational opportunities on a wide range of topics, from prenatal care to heart health to weight management. Hosted by experts in their fields, these classes, lectures and events are often free to attend and open to the community.

Disease Management Research

Disease management research looks to discover better ways to coordinate healthcare interventions and communications for populations with conditions in which patient self-care efforts are significant. Such conditions include diabetes, asthma, high blood pressure, heart failure, arthritis and other chronic (on-going) diseases. These conditions often require continuing healthcare monitoring, medications and management of disease by the individual and their healthcare team.

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