by Angela Borchert | Jul 14, 2025
Jacque Holdaway jokes that she is a professional sleeper, but the road to being diagnosed with narcolepsy, a chronic neurological disorder that disrupts the brain’s ability to regulate sleep-wake cycles, has been long and stressful. Holdaway experienced symptoms...
by Jerome Hubbard | Jul 14, 2025
After decades of caring for patients, Dr. David Verhaag recently found himself on the other side of the exam table—this time as a patient. In August 2024, the retired physician underwent his third joint replacement surgery at the Sutter Sierra Surgery Center in...
by Sutter Health | Jul 11, 2025
Dr. Lindsay Mazotti, Sutter Health’s chief medical officer of medical education and science, has been awarded the 2025 Adarsh S. Mahal, M.D., Access to Health Care and Disparities Award by Physicians for a Healthy California. The award honors individuals and...
by Sutter Health | Jul 10, 2025
Investigators at Sutter Health aim to close care gaps, first to test performance of the AHA’s PREVENT Equations among Asian and Hispanic subgroups using real-world data NORTHERN CALIF. – Cardiovascular disease risk prediction models have improved the ability to...
by Sutter Health | Jul 10, 2025
With Histotripsy, Sutter Enhances its Advanced Organ Therapies Program and Sets a New Standard for Delivering Personalized Liver Care SAN FRANCISCO – Physicians at Sutter’s CPMC in San Francisco are using a leading-edge medical technology to care for people with liver...
by Sutter Health | Jul 9, 2025
From digital access to artificial intelligence to the future of the healthcare workforce, Sutter Health leaders are offering insights on what it takes to transform care today and in the years ahead. In three recent podcast appearances, executives from across the...
by Julia Jones | Jul 8, 2025
Editor’s Note: Welcome to the second installment of “A Summer of Learning” at Sutter Health. This series will examine how Sutter, through its academic partnerships, is working to expand access to healthcare by building a stronger, more robust pathway of...
by Jerome Hubbard | Jul 8, 2025
In a heartfelt ceremony filled with pride, perseverance, and purpose, the 2025 graduating class of the Mills-Peninsula Medical Center’s Diagnostic Imaging Program took center stage to mark the end of a rigorous, two-year journey. With cheers from family, faculty, and...
by Ashley Boarman | Jul 7, 2025
From the driving range to hospital discharge, one patient’s journey through Sutter’s coordinated stroke network. Chris Honeck thought it would be a typical afternoon at the driving range. The 54-year-old from Rohnert Park, Calif., was still new to golf...
by Monique Binkley Smith | Jul 7, 2025
When Chuck and Jan Benner flew to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary, the retired Sacramento Delta couple never dreamed they’d be dealing with a life-threatening emergency. Near the end of their 10-day vacation, the Benners attended a...
