California Hospital Association

04/21/2025

When Arash and his wife Stephanie were diagnosed with cancer, City of Hope provided the support and treatments they needed. “With City of Hope, I got a second chance at life, and everything now to me is sweeter,” Arash said. bit.ly/4jCaPnY

08/10/2024

To strengthen their communities, hospitals will expand outreach in the coming years by focusing on things such as food insecurity. Carmela Coyle, CHA President & CEO, shares details on CBS13 CBS Sacramento’s California 2030.

California is changing. Health care will have to change with it. California Hospital Association President & CEO Carmela Coyle shares her thoughts on the future of health care on CBS Sacramento’s California 2030 series. Hospitals and the Community Video Recap: As pillars and a partners in local c...

08/07/2024

When golfer David Woo first felt the pain in his hip, he figured he had just overexerted himself. He didn’t expect to need a total hip replacement at NorthBay Health.

When golfer David Woo first felt the pain in his hip, he figured he had just overexerted himself.  Continue reading Hip Replacement Helps Golfer Get Back on the Green

08/03/2024

Robotic-assisted bronchoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure at Tri-City Medical Center used to biopsy lung tissue when cancer is suspected.

Robotic-assisted bronchoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to perform a biopsy on lung tissue when cancer is suspected. Continue reading New Tech Helps Diagnose Lung Cancer Earlier

07/31/2024

After retiring, Diane Robinson pursued a doctorate and volunteered, but old injuries posed a threat to her ability to walk. A surgical team at Providence Little Company of Mary performed a complex spine procedure that transformed her life.

Former patrol cop Diane Robinson is pursuing her dream of competing in a bodybuilding event following spine surgery.  Continue reading Determined Septuagenarian Bodybuilder Gets a New Spine

07/27/2024

Hospitals will focus more efforts on reaching out to the community in the coming years. Hear CHA President & CEO Carmela Coyle describe the situation on CBS13 CBS Sacramento's California 2030 series.

California is changing. Health care will have to change with it. California Hospital Association President & CEO Carmela Coyle shares her thoughts on the future of health care on CBS Sacramento’s California 2030 series. Hospitals and the Community Video Recap: As pillars and a partners in local c...

07/24/2024

Patients receive more than medical expertise at Washington Hospital Healthcare System. The cancer care team became Sheila Amaral’s second family during her breast cancer journey, a testament to the power of comprehensive care and a united support system.

For more than 30 years, Washington Hospital Health System (WHHS) has been Sheila Amaral’s hospital.

07/20/2024

Ada and Lily, "thal-pals" with beta thalassemia, are on a groundbreaking journey with gene therapy at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals. Learn how they became the first patients on the West Coast to receive a treatment that could free them from lifelong transfusions.

Two sisters are receiving a breakthrough, FDA-approved treatment for beta thalassemia at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital, Oakland. This is the first real therapy other than monthly transfusions for a devastating disease that destines people to shorter lives.

07/10/2024

Teah Bautista's life took an unexpected turn when a rare disease interrupted her busy routine. Her strength and determination shine through at San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital.

Diagnosed with MOGAD, a rare neurological disorder, Teah Bautista chose SJVRH for her recovery.

07/06/2024

Diane Robinson, a retired police officer, is now striving to realize her goal of participating in a bodybuilding competition after undergoing spinal surgery at Providence Little Company of Mary.

Former patrol cop Diane Robinson is pursuing her dream of competing in a bodybuilding event following spine surgery.  Continue reading Determined Septuagenarian Bodybuilder Gets a New Spine