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A new national distinction for heart care at Sutter. ❤️ Sutter’s CPMC has earned Comprehensive Cardiac Center Certificat...
10/03/2026

A new national distinction for heart care at Sutter. ❤️

Sutter’s CPMC has earned Comprehensive Cardiac Center Certification from The Joint Commission and the American Heart Association, the highest level of cardiac recognition offered by the organizations. CPMC is now one of only four hospitals in Northern California and 29 nationwide to achieve the distinction.

For patients, the recognition reflects a highly coordinated approach to heart and vascular care, connecting prevention, advanced procedures, cardiac rehabilitation and ongoing disease management across every stage of the care journey.

CPMC joins Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento and Mills-Peninsula Medical Center in earning this prestigious certification, further reflecting the strength of cardiovascular care across Sutter’s connected network.

Learn more about this milestone and Sutter’s commitment to advancing heart and vascular care: https://bit.ly/4jpyuLz.

What if AI could serve as a GPS for surgeons? In a first for Sutter, Dr. Hernan Bazan and the vascular surgery team at S...
10/01/2026

What if AI could serve as a GPS for surgeons?

In a first for Sutter, Dr. Hernan Bazan and the vascular surgery team at Sutter's CPMC used AI-assisted fusion imaging to help treat an 86-year-old, high-risk patient with severely blocked arteries. The technology transformed her CT scan into a patient-specific 3D roadmap, helping guide the team during a minimally invasive endovascular procedure.

Just like a GPS, the AI technology provided real-time guidance throughout the procedure. But every step of the procedure, from guiding wires and catheters through her blood vessels to placing stents that restored blood flow, relied on the expertise and judgment of the CPMC team.

“It’s like driving with a heads-up GPS navigation with traffic and weather data projected right onto your windshield," Dr. Bazan explained. "You’re still driving. You’re still making every decision. But the information is right where you need it."

Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4d3nVtQ.

Please join us in congratulating Christina Oh on being named executive vice president and chief operating officer at Sut...
09/21/2026

Please join us in congratulating Christina Oh on being named executive vice president and chief operating officer at Sutter Health!

Since joining Sutter in 2023, Christina has helped expand access to care, strengthen physician relationships and advance significant investments across the Bay Area. In her new role, she will help lead efforts to strengthen system performance, expand access and advance a more coordinated, integrated care experience for the patients and communities we serve.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4hCueqS.

09/19/2026

Three Sutter rehabilitation programs have earned national recognition!

🏆 CPMC: No. 1 rehabilitation hospital in California by Newsweek for the third consecutive year and nationally recognized by U.S. News & World Report
🏆 Alta Bates Summit: Top 50 nationally in rehabilitation by U.S. News & World Report
🏆 Sutter Roseville: No. 9 rehabilitation hospital in California by Newsweek and nationally recognized by U.S. News & World Report

These recognitions reflect the expertise of our rehabilitation teams and their commitment to helping patients recover, regain independence and return to what matters most.

Read more: https://bit.ly/46tLKr9

When someone experiences a stroke or heart attack, every minute counts. ❤️We're proud to share that 19 Sutter hospital c...
08/18/2026

When someone experiences a stroke or heart attack, every minute counts. ❤️

We're proud to share that 19 Sutter hospital campuses have been recognized through the American Heart Association's 2026 Get With The Guidelines® program for dedication to excellence in stroke, cardiac, resuscitation and heart failure care.

For patients and families, these recognitions represent more than awards. They reflect access to timely, evidence-based care close to home and giving patients the best opportunity for recovery.

Congratulations to our physicians, nurses and care teams whose dedication to quality, safety and continuous improvement helps deliver better outcomes for the communities we serve.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3TLBIi1.

🏆 Bay Area families have spoken: Sutter is among the Best of the Best!We're proud to share that Bay Area Parent Magazine...
08/07/2026

🏆 Bay Area families have spoken: Sutter is among the Best of the Best!

We're proud to share that Bay Area Parent Magazine readers have once again recognized Sutter Health for exceptional care, awarding multiple Sutter locations Gold honors across the Bay Area:

🏅 Best Birth Center in the East Bay: Sutter's Alta Bates Summit Medical Center - Alta Bates Campus
🏅 Best Birth Center in San Francisco: Sutter's CPMC - Van Ness Campus
🏅 Best Hospital in San Francisco: Sutter's CPMC
🏅 Best Hospital on the Peninsula: Sutter's Mills-Peninsula Medical Center
🏅 Best Pediatrics on the Peninsula: Palo Alto Medical Foundation San Mateo

Thank you to the patients, families and communities who place their trust in us every day.

Read more: https://bit.ly/45dsIoc.

This just in! 🎉Sutter Health hospitals have been recognized in the U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals 2026-27 ranki...
08/04/2026

This just in! 🎉

Sutter Health hospitals have been recognized in the U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals 2026-27 rankings, with seven hospitals named among California’s Best Hospitals and 19 hospitals earning High Performing ratings across specialties, procedures and conditions.

New this year, four Sutter hospitals also earned state and regional specialty rankings in Cardiology, Heart & Vascular Surgery, while Sutter hospitals received national specialty rankings in Gastroenterology & GI Surgery and Rehabilitation.

From heart and vascular care to cancer treatment, rehabilitation, stroke care and orthopedics, these recognitions reflect the breadth of high-quality specialty care available to patients across Northern California.

Congratulations to our physicians, nurses and care teams whose unwavering commitment to quality, safety and continuous improvement helps deliver outstanding care to the communities we serve. đź’™

Explore the full rankings and recognitions: https://bit.ly/3RwiwnH.

For years, people living with facial paralysis were told little could be done to improve their condition. Dr. Gaelen Sta...
07/21/2026

For years, people living with facial paralysis were told little could be done to improve their condition. Dr. Gaelen Stanford-Moore is working to change that narrative.

Recently, she traveled to Ethiopia to train local surgeons in advanced facial reconstruction techniques. During the weeklong visit, she evaluated 45 patients and turned select cases into hands-on teaching opportunities, helping build skills that will continue to make a difference long after she returned home.

Back home, she continues expanding access to advanced facial reconstruction care in San Francisco, where she established Sutter Health’s first multidisciplinary Facial Nerve Center. The program brings together specialists across facial reconstructive surgery, rehabilitation, ophthalmology, neurology and other disciplines to redefine what's possible for patients with facial trauma and paralysis.

Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4fOnpBy.

Nationally recognized for cancer care. 💜Sutter’s CPMC has been named among the top 200 hospitals in the nation for cance...
07/06/2026

Nationally recognized for cancer care. đź’ś

Sutter’s CPMC has been named among the top 200 hospitals in the nation for cancer care by Newsweek, in its 2026 America’s Best Hospitals for Specialized Care rankings, reflecting Sutter Health’s continued investment in advanced, specialized cancer services across San Francisco.

From head and neck cancer surgery and neuro-oncology to clinical trials and multidisciplinary care teams, CPMC is expanding access to comprehensive, coordinated cancer care supporting patients through every stage of treatment and recovery.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/43SIOmt.

He turned adversity into something extraordinary.After a brain cancer diagnosis, artist Vincent Serritella created some ...
06/19/2026

He turned adversity into something extraordinary.

After a brain cancer diagnosis, artist Vincent Serritella created some of his most powerful work yet and now his story is reaching audiences nationwide on CBS Evening News. We’re to have been part of his journey—and are inspired by the creativity, resilience and gratitude he continues to share. Watch here: https://cbsn.ws/43FIRC9.

After artist Vincent Serritella underwent surgeries to remove a brain tumor on his optic nerve, he found a way to overcome his change in vision. Tony Dokoupil has the story.

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