by Ashley Boarman | Mar 19, 2024
For many transplant patients, the good news of a life-saving organ match is accompanied by feelings of uncertainty and a whole new set of challenges, especially if they are traveling to receive care. This creates a burden for many transplant patients, especially those...
by Ashley Boarman | Mar 11, 2024
High school senior Canari’s resume is already chock-full of real-world work experience. Her on-the-job learning is part of ICA Cristo Rey Academy’s Corporate Work Study program. In it, the 17-year-old spends Mondays at Sutter’s California Pacific Medical Center’s...
by Ashley Boarman | Jan 9, 2024
Many nurses who’ve enjoyed long careers will tell you it was never a job, but a calling. They were meant to provide care to others and help them heal. As a profession, nursing offers strong growth potential, stability and flexibility, emotional fulfillment and...
by Ashley Boarman | Dec 20, 2023
As relatives catch up this festive season, younger family members may observe some changes in grandma, abuela or great auntie. “Holidays are often when adult children who don’t live nearby first notice ‘something’s off’ with mom, dad or another older...
by Ashley Boarman | Nov 29, 2023
(Left to Right) Dr. Ranjan Ray, Leslie Barratt, Ted Jung, Nancy Jung, Dr. Brett Sheridan at Sutter’s CPMC | Nov. 2023 San Francisco resident Ted Jung was admitted to Sutter’s California Pacific Medical Center with heart failure in 2019. Doctors told him he’d...
