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Employees and physicians across Sutter Health showed their support for diversity, equity and inclusion and the LGBTQ community by participating in Pride events throughout Northern California.

China student Catherine Cai, 19, was walking to class when she suffered a life-threatening heart attack. She was rushed to Sutter Medical Center, the Sacramento region’s comprehensive cardiac center. That decision saved Catherine’s life.

When Santa Cruz swimmer, Bob Duncan, lost his leg due to a knee infection, he turned to Sutter for specialized physical therapy. And after working hard with the help of his care team, he’s making waves like never before.

Sutter’s CPMC and SF State join forces to add clinical placements so more of the University’s nursing students can get the hands-on training needed to enter the field.

From U.S. Air Force flight nurse to caring for older Californians, Peter Compton describes what he values most as a geriatric advance practice clinician at Sutter Health. To view current career opportunities, visit jobs.sutterhealth.org

Too many patients are traveling too far or waiting too long for care and Sutter Health is prioritizing work to change that.

Seiori Sweeney Austin is the smallest and earliest premature baby born at Sutter’s Alta Bates Summit Medical Center in Berkeley, Calif. to survive. After 183 days in the NICU and growing to nearly 10 lbs., Seiori is home!

Seiori Sweeney Austin is the smallest and earliest premature baby born at Sutter’s Alta Bates Summit Medical Center in Berkeley, California to survive. After 183 days in the NICU and growing to nearly 10 lbs., Seiori is home!

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers that affect women. But with early detection, it can be treated more easily than ever before. Rita Kwan-Feinberg, M.D., MPH, FACS, shows you what to expect when you get your mammogram.

Mammograms help detect breast cancer at its earliest stage, when the survival rate is 99 percent. Sutter offers highly accurate 3D mammograms.

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers that affect women. But with early detection, it can be treated more easily than ever before. Spend a minute with Xin Li, M.D., Ph.D., to learn how 3D mammograms can help you.

How To Do a Skin Cancer Self-Check

Celebrating 100 Years of Caring for Sacramento

Colorectal Cancer Screening: Colonoscopy vs. At-Home Test

Gratitour: Celebrating National Employee Appreciation Day 2024 at Sutter Health

The My Health Online (MHO) Enrollment Guide

MPMC honored as one of Healthgrades’ 50 Top Hospitals

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The Value of Virtual Pharmacy to Whole-Person Health

Hypertension Management: Lifestyle and Diet (English)

Hypertension Management: Lifestyle and Diet (Russian)

Hypertension Management: Lifestyle and Diet (Spanish)

Hypertension Management: Lifestyle and Diet (Mandarin)

Sutter Health Improved Access to Care for the Underserved in 2023 (5 min)

A Shining Example of Sutter's Graduate Medical Education Program

Advancing Care for Heart Failure: Sutter’s Power of Practice