Foundation News & Updates
The Foundation is hosting a very important lecture this week providing invaluable information that each one of us needs to know. You are welcome to attend this FREE event. Please join us and bring your friends and family! 2019 Distinguished Lecture Series RECOGNIZING SYMPTOMS OF STROKE, HEART DISEASE and HEART ATTACKS in both Women and…
Read Full StoryThe Board of the Sonoma West Medical Foundation would like to personally invite you to attend this week’s lecture with Dr. James K. Gude. Please note that although our lectures are usually on Wednesdays, this month it will be on Thursday, May 23rd. We hope to see you there! 2019 Distinguished Lecture Series Sebastopol as the…
Read Full StoryIt’s well-known that a group of Sonoma County residents have been attempting to shut-down the hospital and District for some time. They issued this FAQ sheet, and we are providing an opportunity for the District to respond (see bold text, below). Claims asserted by: Bodega Bay Against Unfair Taxation “BBAUT” FAQ – Bodega Bay Request for Detachment…
Read Full StoryNovember 20, 2017 Just to keep the record straight, I would like to respond to the opinion piece by Sandra Bodley and Sukey Robb-Wilder which the Press Democrat published on Friday. In this the authors decry the possibility of the Palm Drive Health Care District taking over management in a restructuring of Sonoma West Medical…
Read Full StoryBy Mark Blankenship RN, Director of Perioperative Services/Supply Chain October 13, 2017 SWMC Board, SWMC Administrators, and most of all, SWMC Staff: I came to Sonoma West after ten years looking for what I once had up north, a sense of care and commitment that only a small rural, and often distressed hospital has to…
Read Full StoryBy SWMC CNO Barbara Vogelsang On the morning of October 9th, SWMC had four Med Surg patients and one ICU patient. There was a total of six registered nurses in house. When we received word that Santa Rosa was burning, those nurses who had been there for a 12-hour shift didn’t leave. They’d work for…
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