Sutter Santa Rosa Earns Baby-Friendly Designation

Sutter Santa Rosa Earns Baby-Friendly Designation

SANTA ROSA, Calif. – Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital is now the first hospital in Sonoma County to earn Baby-Friendly designation, a national recognition for hospitals that meet evidence-based standards for infant feeding and newborn care. The designation...
6 Sleep Insights That Could Change How You Age

6 Sleep Insights That Could Change How You Age

Sleep isn’t just a time for rest. Growing evidence suggests it may be one of the most powerful factors influencing how well we age, affecting everything from brain health and memory to hospital recovery and long-term independence. For more than two decades, Dr....
Women of Sutter Health: Shaping the Future of Medicine 

Women of Sutter Health: Shaping the Future of Medicine 

The face of medicine is changing. Women now make up nearly 40% of practicing physicians in the United States, up from 26% in 2004 and comprise a majority of U.S. medical school students. At Sutter Health, women are helping shape the future of healthcare through...
Community Partnerships Support Recovery Beyond Crisis 

Community Partnerships Support Recovery Beyond Crisis 

Recovery from substance use disorder is a complex journey that often depends on more than a single intervention or source of support. It is built through determination, connection and access to clinical treatment services, as well as the support of people and...
Celebrating The People Who Help Nurses Grow

Celebrating The People Who Help Nurses Grow

Every nurse can point to someone who helped shape their career. A preceptor who offered encouragement during a difficult shift. A clinical nurse educator who took the time to teach a new skill. A mentor who inspired confidence during a career transition. Behind many...
Two Physicians, One Goal: Personalized Concussion Care

Two Physicians, One Goal: Personalized Concussion Care

Led by two women physicians and former athletes, Sutter Concussion Services helps patients safely return to school, work, sports and everyday life. A concussion may be classified as a mild traumatic brain injury, but for many patients, its effects are anything but...