Sutter Medical Foundation

Whether it’s a stuffy nose or something more serious, we can help keep your child healthy this winter. We’re here to help through every sniffle and every milestone. Schedule an appointment for your child: https://bit.ly/3uaC8wK. #pediatrics #familymedicine

While we understand seeking care may be daunting during this time, delaying care can be dangerous. We’ve implemented extra safety protocols at our care centers to help keep you safe. Learn what you can expect when you come in for care: https://bit.ly/3dkWuxt.

Twenty-twenty required more. More resilience. More strength. More compassion. We want to thank our nurses for the care they provided day in and day out to patients and their families during an exceptionally tough year. #YearOfTheNurse

Looking to stay connected with friends and family during the pandemic? Sutter’s Chief Quality and Safety Officer Dr. William Isenberg shares how to limit transmission risk when spending time with loved ones. #COVID19

Looking for one spot for pandemic news? Head to Vitals for a roundup of tips and relevant stories to help keep you informed. https://bit.ly/36YIPIE #COVID19

Concerns and anxiety about #COVID19 and its impact can be overwhelming and stressful. Lindsay Cunha, Psy.D., Sutter psychologist, shares stress management techniques and tips to help you cope during this time. #SutterMinute

Everyone can have a role to play in slowing the spread of #COVID19. Dr. Vanessa Walker, eICU Medical Director, Sutter Valley Area, shares an important message & asks the public to do their part to protect themselves, their families & their communities.

Edna Brown survived the Spanish flu, polio, mumps and host of other diseases. Now, the 107-year-old is on her way to adding #COVID19 to that list after she received her first shot at our Sacramento large-scale vaccination clinic. Head to Vitals to learn more. https://bit.ly/2N2LtWy

When the winter weather arrives, so do coughs & colds. Routine well-child visits are needed now more than ever & #pediatric care can help keep your child healthy at this critical time. Schedule a pediatrician or #familymedicine appointment. https://bit.ly/35Zm1rE

If you have questions about when to #MaskUp, follow these tips from Sutter’s Chief Quality and Safety Officer Dr. William Isenberg.

Recovering from #COVID19 at home? Learn more about the five red-flag symptoms that could mean you need emergency care. https://bit.ly/2KAoNMA

Flu shots are available at Sutter Walk-In Care, Sutter Flu Shot Clinics, at your upcoming doctor's visit or at your local pharmacy. Have more questions? Check out our #flu FAQs to learn what you need to know for this flu season: https://bit.ly/32rz6br.

Six physician organizations in our integrated network received recognition for top marks in quality and/or patient experience from the Integrated Healthcare Association! Find out more about this recognition in our newsroom: https://bit.ly/3eDciu3. #healthcare

Sutter researchers have launched a new nine-month study to shed light on how #COVID19 exposure during pregnancy differs by race and ethnicity. We believe the Maternal CARE Study is a first step in understanding the #healthequity gap for pregnant patients of color, shares Sutter Health Chief Medical Officer Stephen Lockhart, M.D., Ph.D. Read about the study in our Newsroom: https://bit.ly/3kdRhYl.

Getting the #flu shot is your best defense against influenza and since the viruses inside the vaccine are dead, they can’t infect you. More questions? Visit our FAQ page: https://bit.ly/32cTJIe.

Virtual #maternity services from the Sutter Health network are still here to help you every step of the way. Learn more today: https://bit.ly/3651pgG.

We’re thrilled to announce our first-ever Nurse of the Year winners. Especially against the backdrop of a global pandemic, we recognize the critical role of #nurses and #midwives, who demonstrate excellence, courage and compassion. Congratulations to our four honorees! https://bit.ly/2I1IDir #YearoftheNurse #YON2020

Feeling the long-term effects of the wildfire smoke? At Sutter, your health is our top priority and we’ve implemented additional safety protocols in our care centers. Read about the extra safety measures we’ve implemented amid #COVID19: https://bit.ly/3emsvDV.

Even during the #COVID19 pandemic, it’s important to seek emergency care for serious health ailments and delaying care can be dangerous. Your safety is our top priority and this #WorldStrokeDay we want to assure you we’re taking extra precautions to help keep you healthy. Learn how to spot the signs of a stroke so you can BE FAST. https://bit.ly/3e6ac5C.

We believe safer care is fundamental to high-quality care. This approach has helped elevate the performance of Sutter’s integrated network to exceed state and national averages in six quality measures. Read our Newsroom story: https://bit.ly/35DpRFQ.

The CDC recommends everyone over the age of 6 months get a #flu shot every year. Not only does the flu vaccine help prevent you from getting sick but it also helps prevent the spread of the virus. Brush up on more flu facts: https://bit.ly/2TzGKeS.

It’s understanding that things may look different, but our commitment to you is the same. It’s a thousand things, big and small. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3jj9HpZ. #1000things

Dr. Vanessa Walker gave KCRA 3 an inside look at how eICU technology is bringing critical care to patients in rural hospitals, including those with #COVID19. It’s one example of how our integrated network improves access, even in a pandemic. https://bit.ly/3oa3dgA

Every year, the virus changes, making it different from the previous year. Your immunity from a #flu shot diminishes over time, so a flu shot every year will help keep you protected. Read more FAQs here: https://bit.ly/31oPJE1.