St. Louise Regional Hospital

09/09/2025

Join us for a day of health, wellness, and community on Sunday, September 14 from 10 am to 2 pm at the St. Mary Parish Gilroy Gymnasium. Blood pressure and glucose screenings will be available as well as information on stroke, sepsis, and oral health. Children can also receive a bike helmet fitting. All are welcome and we hope to see you there.

If you can't make this wellness fair, there will be another one in October in Morgan Hill.

08/28/2025

In acknowledgment and observation of International Overdose Awareness Day (August 31), St. Louise Regional Hospital will hold an educational event on Friday, August 29 at our Farmer’s Market on campus from 10 am to 2 pm. Free Narcan spray and educational handouts will be available. Please join us as we come together to raise awareness and honor lives lost.

08/21/2025

The County of Santa Clara has created a webpage to educate people about the impacts of the massive federal funding cuts for health care and food assistance: scc.info/federalfunding

Extraordinary federal funding cuts are threatening programs and services that benefit our entire community.

The County faces more than $1 billion in federal funding cuts per year, which puts health care and food assistance at risk for tens of thousands of vulnerable County residents. These federal cuts will have a direct and unprecedented impact on the County’s public hospital and health care system, which provides critical and life-saving care to everyone in our community, regardless of insurance status.

The County has created a webpage with the latest information about the federal funding crisis. To learn more, go to scc.info/federalfunding.

08/19/2025

Kim from our Radiology department is known for her kindness, compassion, and unwavering support. Her outstanding contributions and dedication to our patients makes Kim our August Employee of the Month and an invaluable member of our St. Louise Regional Hospital team.

08/01/2025

A Matter of Balance, a fall prevention program to learn strategies to manage falls and increase activity level is coming soon to the Centennial Recreation Center in Morgan Hill. Call (408) 782-1284 to register for the free 8-week series of classes.

Falls are the leading cause of injury among older adults seen at trauma centers—but many falls can be prevented. That’s why Santa Clara Valley Medical Center's Trauma Center is partnering with local community centers to bring A Matter of Balance—an evidence-based fall prevention program—directly to neighborhoods near you.
✅ Learn how to reduce fall risks
✅ Improve strength and balance
✅ Regain confidence and stay active

Weekly classes starting soon across Santa Clara County.📍Find a location near you and call to register today.

07/30/2025

Today was a great day at work – Take Our Kids to Work Day. Our kids had the opportunity to interact with departments and participate in fun activities to learn more about St. Louise Regional Hospital. Special thanks to our volunteers and Food & Nutrition Services team for helping make the day extra special.

07/25/2025

Carrie, from our Food & Nutrition Services department, is truly one of our hospital's bright stars. Her warm personality and positive attitude bring joy to everyone she encounters. Known for her incredible banana bread—loved by both staff and visitors—Carrie’s kindness and generosity shine through in everything she does. Her unwavering dedication and commitment to excellence make Carrie our July Employee of the Month and an invaluable member of our St. Louise Regional Hospital family.

07/22/2025

As the County-owned health and hospital system, Santa Clara Valley Healthcare hospitals, including St. Louise Regional Hospital, and clinics welcome and care for all patients.

County Executive James R. Williams issued a statement regarding the Federal Administration's actions to deny immigrants access to critical federally funded services.

“We are a nation and a community of immigrants. More than 40% of our residents in Santa Clara County are foreign-born. As a County, we believe that everyone in our community is welcome here, deserves to be safe, and should have access to the resources they need to thrive — which is what makes our entire community thrive. Indeed, our diversity is our strength.”

See the full statement at https://news.santaclaracounty.gov/statement-county-executive-james-r-williams-federal-administrations-actions-deny-immigrants-access.

07/03/2025

Nearly 75% of firework-related injuries occur around the 4th of July. Santa Clara Valley Healthcare’s Regional Burn Center reminds residents to respect fireworks laws to keep their families, pets, and property safe during July 4 holiday celebrations. Consider attending a professional fireworks display.

07/02/2025

Federal Medicaid cuts impact the whole community. Trauma services, emergency care–services our entire community depends on, not just individuals on Medi-Cal.

Learn more about the importance of maintaining Medi-Cal coverage at https://news.santaclaracounty.gov/video-federally-funded-medi-cal-health-insurance-protects-community

With massive Medicaid cuts on the table in the federal budget that was passed by the U.S. Senate today, it’s important to understand both the scope of the population who rely directly or indirectly on these funds, as well as to hear some stories from beneficiaries who can tell you what Medi-Cal (the state’s implementation of federal Medicaid funds) meant to them in a time of crisis.

Learn more about the importance of maintaining Medi-Cal coverage at https://news.santaclaracounty.gov/video-hear-how-federally-funded-medi-cal-health-insurance-protects-community.

06/27/2025

Congratulations to Margaret Garretson from Quality, our June Employee of the Month! Margaret is truly one of the shining stars of St. Louise Regional Hospital. Her keen attention to detail, unwavering dedication, and outstanding organizational skills consistently raise the bar for excellence. We are proud to recognize Margaret for her remarkable contributions.

05/20/2025

We need your vote! Santa Clara Valley Healthcare submitted “Don’t Forget to Just Wash” hand hygiene video to the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology’s 2025 Film Festival. It’s voting time and “Don’t Forget to Just Wash” is a People’s Choice nominee.

Please vote for “Don’t Forget to Just Wash”: https://apic.org/2025-film-festival-voting/