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A 173-bed acute-care hospital with key services including 11 private birth center rooms, medical/surgical nursing care, ICU, 24-hour emergency care, surgery, joint replacement center, imaging and outpatient services. If you or someone you know is struggling with depression or has had thoughts of harming themselves or taking their own life, contact 911 or the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline (Lifeline) at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255). The privacy and security of patient information is important to Adventist Health. Please do not include any private health information in public comments or DMs that you may send to us through this channel.

“And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what the wil...
10/25/2025

“And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect.” — Romans 12:2

Stephanie Wallace, Director of the Heart and Vascular, MedSurg, and Mental Health units at Adventist Health St. Helena, ...
10/24/2025

Stephanie Wallace, Director of the Heart and Vascular, MedSurg, and Mental Health units at Adventist Health St. Helena, joins host Japhet De Oliveira for an inspiring conversation about encouraging professional development, pursuing positive relationships, and her dedication to her career with Adventist Health.

Listen here: ahlink.org/42EbXSb

10/23/2025

A social worker with Adventist Health, Ann brought her trademark strength and optimism to her cancer diagnosis. Although breast cancer is part of her story, it does not define who she is. She is a sister, a wife, a mother of two — and she is more than breast cancer.

Ann took action when she felt a lump in her right breast. You can take control of your health too. Visit AdventistHealth.org/BreastHealth to schedule a mammogram today.

Q: When was Breast Cancer Awareness month first held? A: October 1986. Test your knowledge of more facts as we kick off ...
10/22/2025

Q: When was Breast Cancer Awareness month first held?
A: October 1986.

Test your knowledge of more facts as we kick off the 39th annual —and help make breast cancer a thing of the past by learning more about prevention, detection and treatment: ahlink.org/3TfRQTR

Q: When was Breast Cancer Awareness month first held? A: October 1986. Test your knowledge of more facts as we kick off ...
10/22/2025

Q: When was Breast Cancer Awareness month first held?
A: October 1986.

Test your knowledge of more facts as we kick off the 39th annual —and help make breast cancer a thing of the past by learning more about prevention, detection and treatment: ahlink.org/3TfRQTR

10/21/2025

Cancer treatments have come a long way. According to Dr. Jekwon Yeh, modern chemotherapy is far more patient-friendly than it was in the past, with fewer side effects and better options for managing symptoms. Radiation therapy has also advanced, with oncologists now using precise 3D planning to minimize exposure and reduce toxicity. All of these advancements are creating safer, more effective care.

10/21/2025

From the runway-ready fashion show to our incredible community, the energy was nothing short of amazing at VIPink, the Breast Event of the Year hosted by the Adventist Health AIS Cancer Center! Thank you to all who brought this incredible event to life.

Let’s keep the momentum going through as we continue to raise awareness, support survivors, and inspire others to prioritize breast health.

To schedule your mammogram or learn more about our breast health services, visit AdventistHealth.org/BreastHealth.

Let them know you’re thinking about them during —and hopefully share a smile too.Tag a woman you care about in the com...
10/21/2025

Let them know you’re thinking about them during —and hopefully share a smile too.

Tag a woman you care about in the comments, share on your timeline and reach out to the women in your life to let them know you care about their health during October and all year long.

This week we celebrate 40 years of Spiritual Care Week, honoring the quiet strength and compassion of our chaplains who ...
10/21/2025

This week we celebrate 40 years of Spiritual Care Week, honoring the quiet strength and compassion of our chaplains who walk with people through life’s most sacred moments.

Like the ruby, this year’s symbol of resilience and inner light, our chaplains illuminate hope where others see darkness, bringing comfort, clarity, and healing to every encounter.

We're filled with gratitude for our chaplains and spiritual care partners who continue to live God’s love by inspiring health, wholeness, and hope. Happy Spiritual Care week!

Wishing a joyful and radiant Diwali to all who are celebrating! May this festival of lights bring brightness to your hom...
10/20/2025

Wishing a joyful and radiant Diwali to all who are celebrating!

May this festival of lights bring brightness to your home, joy to your heart, and peace to the year ahead. We hope you feel surrounded by love, community, and the warm spirit of celebration.

“So then, as we have opportunity, let us do good to everyone.” — Galatians 6:10
10/18/2025

“So then, as we have opportunity, let us do good to everyone.” — Galatians 6:10

Glen Newhart, President and CEO of the St. Helena Hospital Foundation, joins host Japhet De Oliveira for a meaningful co...
10/17/2025

Glen Newhart, President and CEO of the St. Helena Hospital Foundation, joins host Japhet De Oliveira for a meaningful conversation about his interest in becoming an astronaut as a child, his approach to building trust and relationships with donors and the community, and creating empowered teams.

Listen here: ahlink.org/3KUPJoV

10/17/2025

Seen a report of your screentime lately? We’ve all been using our phones and computers more and more. And screentime use has its upsides: staying informed, entertained and connected with friends and family. But that can also cause an increase in depression, negative body image, poor-quality sleep and stress. Visit ahlink.org/3OpWFIT to learn how limiting the time you spend on your phone or computer can make you feel better.

10/16/2025

Early detection saves lives. Because Autumn was diligent and followed her care team’s plan to receive a six-month follow-up mammogram, she was able to catch her cancer early and beat it. Visit ahlink.org/4n522NE to learn more about why early detection and regular screenings are so important.

Let them know you’re thinking about them during —and hopefully share a smile too.Tag a woman you care about in the com...
10/15/2025

Let them know you’re thinking about them during —and hopefully share a smile too.

Tag a woman you care about in the comments, share on your timeline and reach out to the women in your life to let them know you care about their health during October and all year long.

10/14/2025

Take action to feel more empowered during Breast Cancer Awareness Month by scheduling a mammogram today. AdventistHealth.org/BreastCancer

Christopher Brammer, DNP-BC, is proud to serve the Riverdale community, providing comprehensive family medicine care for...
10/14/2025

Christopher Brammer, DNP-BC, is proud to serve the Riverdale community, providing comprehensive family medicine care for children and adults. He offers wellness exams, preventive care, women’s health, treatment of acute and chronic conditions, sports physicals and wound care.

Now accepting new patients, you can visit him at 3567 W. Mt. Whitney Ave., Riverdale. To schedule an appointment, call 559-867-7200.

10/13/2025

Kim and her sister committed to receiving their regular screenings together. That act of comradery helped to detect her breast cancer and begin treatment to beat it. "Having your mammograms on a regular schedule could save your life. It saved mine," says Kim, who is a wife, mother, and an Adventist Health nurse. "The beauty is, I get to write my own story."

Tag a woman you care about in the comments to remind them to get their annual screening.

10/10/2025

Together on World Mental Health Day, we raise awareness of mental health issues around the world.

One simple way to help care for your mental health is to take a moment for self-care. Even just pausing to take a few, focused breaths can help you feel more calm and centered. Follow along with us and use this video to guide your breath.

If you are experiencing challenges with your mental health, it can be overwhelming to know who to talk to or how to seek help. But there is hope. Talk to your healthcare provider about what you’re experiencing. They will be able to talk to you about treatments, support groups and resources to cope with mental illness. For more information on mental health services or to take a free depression risk assessment, visit ahlink.org/3maXJ5v.

If you or someone you know is struggling with depression or has had thoughts of harming themselves or taking their own life, contact 911 or the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline (Lifeline) at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or visit ahlink.org/4bLiMDq.

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Adventist Health is a faith-based, nonprofit integrated health system serving more than 80 communities on the West Coast and Hawaii. Founded on Seventh-day Adventist heritage and values, Adventist Health provides care in hospitals, clinics, home care agencies, hospice agencies and joint-venture retirement centers in both rural and urban communities. Our compassionate and talented team of 35,000 includes associates, medical staff physicians, allied health professionals and volunteers driven in pursuit of one mission: living God's love by inspiring health, wholeness and hope. Together, we are transforming the American healthcare experience with an innovative, yet timeless, whole-person focus on physical, mental, spiritual and social healing.