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North Coast Journal
Healthcare Leaders Talk Recruitment, Retention in Panel Discussion
In the midst of somewhat rambling closing comments at a recent panel discussion on healthcare in Humboldt, Mad River Community Hospital CEO Doug Shaw told a story. Arcata’s first hospital, he said, was built in 1911, though it wasn’t so much a hospital, as a two-story home with a surgical suite on the second floor that was passed from doctor to doctor until there was an accident and the house burned to the ground.
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Previously Announced Health Care Education Hub Will Go Near Arcata High, Not on Samoa Boulevard as Planned
A new state-of-the-art health care educational hub for both Cal Poly Humboldt and College of the Redwoods, announced in 2022 alongside news of $10 million in state funding, is still in the works, though its planned location has been moved. When state Senator Mike McGuire first announced the project, on...
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The K’ima:w Medical Center in Hoopa Announces the Launch of a New Mobile Medical Clinic
Press release from Hoopa Valley Tribe’s K’ima:w Medical Center:. The K’ima:w Medical Center (KMC) is excited to announce the launch of a new mobile medical clinic dedicated to providing essential healthcare services to community members in the Hoopa Valley and surrounding region. This innovative initiative aims to bridge the gap in medical access, offering a range of services including medical care, dental services, behavioral health and health education directly to those in need. The mobile clinic will travel to various locations, ensuring that residents have access to quality healthcare without the burden of long-distance travel. By bringing healthcare directly to easily accessible areas, we aim to improve health outcomes, increase awareness of available services, and promote a healthier community overall.
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Letter to the Editor: Ridgewood Residents Raise Concerns About New Care Facility
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K’ima:w Takes it to the Streets! New Mobile Medical Van to Bring Health Care to Patients Across the Far-Flung East County
Press release from K’ima:w Medical Center, an entity of the Hoopa Valley Tribe:. The K’ima:w Medical Center (KMC) is excited to announce the launch of a new mobile medical clinic dedicated to providing essential healthcare services to community members in the Hoopa Valley and surrounding region. This innovative initiative aims to bridge the gap in medical access, offering a range of services including medical care, dental services, behavioral health and health education directly to those in need. The mobile clinic will travel to various locations, ensuring that residents have access to quality healthcare without the burden of long-distance travel. By bringing healthcare directly to easily accessible areas, we aim to improve health outcomes, increase awareness of available services, and promote a healthier community overall.