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10/14/2025

Turning 26 can mean aging out of your parents health insurance, but you don’t have to go without coverage. “Choosing a health insurance provider and plan can be complex, so take time to understand what’s available and how well it meets your needs,” says Anil Keswani, MD, corporate senior vice president and chief medical and operations officer, ambulatory care at Scripps Health. Learn more here: www.scripps.org/7887fa

10/12/2025

Health care security and safety teams do so much more than monitor entrances or respond to emergencies. They manage safety protocols, prevent workplace violence, handle crisis situations and ensure a secure environment where care can happen without disruption.

We thank our security and safety professionals for protecting our facilities, staff, patients and every person who walks through our doors every single day.

10/10/2025

Your body’s response to insulin can impact your weight and your risk for type 2 diabetes. Learn how to recognize insulin resistance and steps to manage it through healthy habits and medical support:

Insulin resistance can lead to weight gain and type 2 diabetes.

10/09/2025

Choosing health insurance isn’t one-size-fits-all. HMOs typically offer lower costs and coordinated care but require referrals and in-network providers. PPOs provide more flexibility and out-of-network options but often come with higher premiums.
The best choice depends on your health needs, budget and how much flexibility you want in your care. Learn more here: www.scripps.org/7498f

10/08/2025

When you visit a hospital or clinic, everything from surgical tools and medications to gloves, masks and IV fluids has to be available, sterile and ready to use. Health care supply chain teams make that possible.

They are responsible for ordering, storing and delivering all the medical supplies and equipment that doctors, nurses and other health care workers rely on every day. Their work directly impacts patient care, safety and hospital efficiency. Thank you all for your work and essential contributions to Scripps.

10/08/2025

Not all health plans work the same, and what is best for one person may not be right for another. In this video, Anil Keswani, MD, corporate executive vice president and chief medical and operations officer of ambulatory care at Scripps Health, explains how HMOs and PPOs differ in cost, flexibility and access to care. Learn more here: www.scripps.org/7688fa

10/07/2025

During National Physician Assistant Week, we recognize the vital role PAs play in delivering care, answering questions and supporting patients and families. Whether it's during a routine visit or a critical moment, PAs are knowledgeable, prepared and ready to help.

10/06/2025

Open enrollment only comes once a year. It’s your chance to review your health coverage and make sure it fits your needs for 2026. Missing the deadline can lead to waiting another year unless you experience a major life event. For more information about deadlines visit:

Your once chance each year to change your health plan.

10/06/2025

Behind every patient meal is a team that makes nutrition part of healing. This Healthcare Foodservice Workers Week, we’re celebrating the people who serve with care, adapt on the fly and keep things running. We appreciate all you do!

10/05/2025

U.S. News & World Report has ranked Scripps among the nation’s top hospitals for gastroenterology and hepatology. Our specialists provide advanced care for digestive and liver diseases, working closely with transplant surgeons, nutrition counselors and cancer specialists to deliver comprehensive treatment.

"Gastroenterology has come a long way in recent years—and Scripps has kept pace. From IBD and liver care to cancer treatment, our experts offer the latest treatments for the full spectrum of digestive health concerns. We’re also the first in San Diego to use intestinal ultrasound for safer, faster Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis monitoring, leading to more personalized care and better results,” said Gauree G. Konijeti, MD, MPH, a Gastroenterologist and Director of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Program at Scripps Clinic.

Learn more about our GI and liver care:
https://bit.ly/3VGXYaq

10/03/2025

Meet Raymond deKay, MD, a family medicine doctor who builds long-term connections with patients. He focuses on preventing disease and improving quality of life by treating the whole person. Now accepting appointments with online scheduling: https://bit.ly/3IHW5r2

10/03/2025

Learning to drive is an exciting milestone that comes with important responsibilities. Parents and teens are invited to join the Scripps Health Trauma Injury Prevention team for a free 60-minute Teen Driver Safety Class, offered virtually or in person. This interactive workshop will cover risks associated with new drivers, graduated driver license requirements and safety resources to help families navigate the process. Attendees will also have the chance to ask questions and connect with experienced instructors.

Register now to RSVP by calling 619-686-3644 or by clicking the link: https://www.scripps.org/teen-driver-safety-class-fb-101825