From Division I gymnast to podiatric surgeon at Sutter Health, Dr. Tenaya West understands the mindset of athletes. “Every time I treat an athlete, I see a little bit of myself. My goal is to be the kind of doctor I wish I had when I was their age.” The foundation of her

Radiologic technologist Michael Mills is advancing his career through the upskilling program at Gurnick Academy, in collaboration with Sutter Health. Amid a statewide technologist shortage, our Academic Partnerships team is working closely with institutions like Gurnick to

Senior director Tracy Constantine has led with openness about his mental health struggles, creating space for others to feel safe and supported. He credits Sutter Health’s culture of compassion, where employees are encouraged to seek support, and the continued expansion of

More time for patients. Less time on paperwork. @LaurenGiella shares how Sutter is using AI to support care teams and improve the patient experience. Details in @Newsweek: https://t.co/VmYZYeEAaE.

Among the best! @Forbes has named Sutter Health to its America’s Best Companies 2026 list—placing us among just 11 organizations recognized in the healthcare and social services category. This ranking highlights the top 500 companies nationwide based on financial performance,

🏆 High-quality rehabilitation care earns national recognition. Sutter’s California Pacific Medical Center – Davies Campus has been named by @usnews as one of the Best Nursing Homes/Skilled Nursing for 2026, receiving a High-Performing rating for short-term rehabilitation

Five years ago, Timothy Stephens, CEO of Sutter Lakeside Hospital, never imagined he’d become a runner. At 55, he underwent gastric sleeve surgery and lost 110 pounds; running became his way of honoring a second chance at health. 🏃 Now at 60, he runs 350–360 miles a year — not

Innovation on wheels! 🚚🩺 Sutter is preparing to launch a 44-foot mobile simulation lab that brings advanced, hands-on training straight to our teams, including those in rural communities. Debuting in 2026, the 'classroom on wheels' will help us train thousands more clinicians

The California International Marathon is almost here and thousands of runners are gearing up for race day. Proper nutrition is key to crossing the finish line strong. A Sutter Health registered dietitian and marathon runner shares expert tips to fuel your body so you can go the

🥁 Drumroll, please… And the winner of Sutter’s 2025 Innovation Challenge is… Team Mindful Tech! 🎉 This year's event set a new bar for bold thinking: - Nearly 150 teams - 277 ideas - All aimed at making care simpler, faster and better. The winning idea? A digital hub for

Back from the holiday weekend and ready to find your stride again? 🏃 Sutter physical therapist and seasoned marathoner Myriah Surman offers practical tips to help runners stay injury-free and on track this season.

“I couldn’t eat in public without flinging food everywhere. I told myself I wasn’t ready for DBS. I didn’t think my Parkinson’s was ‘bad enough.’ But eventually, my quality of life was suffering, and I knew it was time.” When John Crews held his newborn grandson for the first

“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” 🤍 For lung cancer survivor Calli Keller, 51, those words by Maya Angelou became a shared mantra with registered nurse Jodi Bobbitt.

Missed the big news? We’re opening a new eight-story hospital in Santa Clara! The 850,000-square-foot flagship medical center will help bridge gaps in care by expanding access to high-quality, compassionate care to Silicon Valley and beyond. Read more about this exciting project

“I was physically reliant on opioids just to function." Jessica, a nurse and mother of three, says she’s now able to manage her pain after being referred to Dr. Gabriel Belsky. His clinic uses buprenorphine, an FDA-approved treatment that helps patients manage chronic pain and

When Pat's family noticed subtle memory changes, they turned to Sutter's Ray Dolby Brain Health Center for answers and hope. Pat gained access to lecanemab, a therapy that clears amyloid proteins from the brain and helps slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease. The

Save this to revisit on Thanksgiving and share it with someone hosting this year. 🤎 Sutter Health’s Kendra Blanchette, RD, CSR, CDCES, Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Care & Education Specialist, shares smart, approachable tips to help you enjoy the holiday and feel

Congratulations on 20 years, Sutter East Bay Medical Group! 🎉 What began in 2005 as a network of 43 clinicians in 10 specialties has grown into a thriving community of more than 550 physicians and advanced practice clinicians serving patients in communities across Alameda and

More than 95 years of combined service! We celebrated two incredible #TeamSutter members at one of our Power of ONE Sutter Employee Experience events this year. 👏 Thank you, Melba Green and Katrelia Robinson, for your decades of dedication to patient care and your unwavering

“When the attacks happened, I struggled to get from one class to the next. I was very self-conscious about it.” Fifteen-year-old Valentina Cocchi faced challenges from epilepsy and Ataxia disorder that made everyday activities and her bucket list goals difficult. With