Saint Alphonsus

09/06/2025

The countdown has begun. 👀

09/04/2025

Join us in celebrating Jessica, a dedicated and compassionate leader who’s been part of the Saint Alphonsus family for nearly 12 years!

Jessica began her journey as a Patient Safety Coordinator and has grown into her current role as Clinical Risk Manager, where she continues to make a meaningful impact every day.

“I have enjoyed being a part of Saint Alphonsus for many years. Saint Al’s values align with my personal values, which make it an enjoyable and satisfying place to work.”

A Boise native, Jessica loves spending time with her family, reading, traveling, and hiking. Her commitment to safety and excellence inspires us all!

Thank you, Jessica, for your years of service and for being a shining example of what makes Saint Alphonsus so special.

09/01/2025

Wishing everyone a great Labor Day! Thank you to our caregivers and other first responders who are working during this holiday to care for our communities.

Every person matters. Every story matters. Every voice matters.

08/28/2025

Reflection is an important part of our daily work.

As a health system, we regularly join in reflections as a way to center ourselves, enhance the quality of care provided to patients, and continuously develop as healthcare professionals.

Yesterday, we had the privilege of joining together to reflect on, celebrate, and bless the new Nampa Family Medicine Residency program and clinic.

The program, created in partnership with Mountain States Institute for Graduate Medical Education and Research (MSI), is designed to address provider shortages and improve long-term access to care in the Treasure Valley.

Learn more about the clinic now open in Nampa at https://www.saintalphonsus.org/location/saint-alphonsus-family-medicine-residency-clinic

08/28/2025

Have you ever heard of diverticulitis?

It’s more common than you think—and one local physician is helping shine a light on what it means for your gut health.

Saint Alphonsus Colon and Re**al Surgeon Dr. Sheev Dattani recently shared insights into this often misunderstood digestive condition—what causes it, how it’s treated, and why early detection matters.

Learn more about the signs and symptoms, and how you can support your digestive health.
https://www.ktvb.com/article/news/local/idaho-today/colorectal-cancer-is-the-third-leading-cause-of-cancer-related-deaths-in-men/277-660ed602-944a-4149-81c0-5a224c0cc1d9

Saint Alphonsus reminds us about the importance of screening

08/26/2025

Meet Melissa, a compassionate and dedicated RMA who’s been part of the Saint Alphonsus family for 6 years! Her journey has been filled with growth, leadership, and heartfelt moments that make her love what she does.

“The culture at Saint Alphonsus is top notch. I left for a short time to work at another health system in the area and was so glad to come back - it was like coming home.”

Melissa’s passion for patient care and mentoring shines through in everything she does. One of her proudest moments? Becoming Assistant Clinical Lead and helping train other MAs while still connecting with patients and working alongside amazing doctors.

Outside of work, Melissa enjoys camping, exploring Idaho’s beauty, spending time with her husband and kids, and cheering on her favorite football and baseball teams!

Thank you, Melissa, for your dedication and for being a true example of the heart behind Saint Alphonsus ❤

08/22/2025

Congratulations, Rebecca!

We are proud to celebrate Rebecca Rawlings as a recent Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center DAISY award recipient. DAISY awards are a national recognition that celebrates extraordinary, compassionate nurses.

Rebecca cares deeply about her patients and their families, talking them gently through care. She is recognized for her compassion, calming presence, and clinical excellence.

Join us in congratulating Rebecca in the comments below!

08/21/2025

The final gate has swung, the last bull has bucked, and the summer rodeo season has officially come to a close.

And what a way to end it with the CNR Strong Night at Caldwell Night Rodeo lighting up the arena and our hearts.

This powerful evening didn’t just mark the end of a thrilling season—it stood as a tribute to courage and community. With 100% of proceeds going to support those impacted by cancer, CNR Strong Night reminded us that the true strength of the rodeo lies in the people behind it.

Thank you to everyone who made this summer unforgettable. From Caldwell to Nampa and Baker City to Ontario, and all the dusty trails in between, your support made a difference.

Until next season!

08/20/2025

Rodeos aren't just about bucking broncs. At Saint Alphonsus, they were about bucking cancer.

Earlier this month, we proudly sponsored the Owyhee County Rodeo, joining them for a meaningful night under the lights with Kick Cancer Night.

Thanks to the generosity of our community and partners, donations from the night will support the Saint Alphonsus Breast Care Center with 100% going toward screening mammograms for women and men who otherwise cannot afford them.

Thank you to the Homedale community for showing up and standing strong in the fight against cancer!

08/16/2025

Meet Dr. Michael Nizzi.

Dr. Nizzi, a General Surgeon at Saint Alphonsus, centers his patient care on earning and maintaining the patient's trust.

Watch to learn more about his journey in medicine and his unique approach to patient care here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMOte_pQpFQ

08/13/2025

Saint Alphonsus is grateful for our continuing partnership with Ada County Paramedics in providing Ride-Along & Systems Tour experiences for local, state, and federal leaders, along with our Saint Alphonsus leaders, like Corey Surber, who proudly attended a ride-along last week.

It is tremendously impactful for leaders to witness first-hand the excellent care Ada County Paramedics provides across Ada County, the challenges they face, their coordination with other first responder agencies, and their teamwork with our clinical teams at Saint Alphonsus.

Together we work to ensure timely, efficient, top-notch, compassionate care for all.

Hats off to Ada County Paramedics!

08/12/2025

Congratulations are in order!

We are proud to recognize Stacy Bingham from the Baker City Emergency Department as this quarter’s DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses recipient.

Stacy has consistently demonstrated excellence in nursing through compassionate care, clinical expertise, and unwavering dedication to patients and their families. Her commitment to going above and beyond makes a lasting impact on everyone she serves.

Join us in congratulating Stacy on this well-deserved honor!

We are grateful to have such an inspiring and devoted nurse on our team.