Hospital Council Northern & Central California

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.

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

After a routine mammogram, the medical team at Washington Hospital Healthcare System guided Sheila Amaral through a breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. Now cancer-free, she supports others with the American Cancer Society.

Comfort and Confidence Through Treatment at Washington Hospital For more than 30 years, Washington Hospital Health System (WHHS) has been Sheila Amaral’s hospital.

Despite facing a blood disorder, Ada's creativity knows no bounds. Now undergoing Zynteglo gene therapy at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals, she's not just a patient but a young artist who's read over 100 books during treatment. Read her story.

Two Daughters, a Rare Blood Disorder and a Fairytale Cure 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.

When a hard-working Amazon employee and criminology student faced a sudden health crisis, Teah Bautista's resilience shined through. The care she received at San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital paved the way for her recovery.

Teah Bautista | San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital Diagnosed with MOGAD, a rare neurological disorder, Teah Bautista chose SJVRH for her recovery.

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.

Comfort and Confidence Through Treatment at Washington Hospital For more than 30 years, Washington Hospital Health System (WHHS) has been Sheila Amaral’s hospital.

After missing the clinical trial cutoff, Ada and Lily receive unexpected news — Zynteglo trials were a success! Ada, the first on the West Coast to undergo the gene therapy at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals, shares her resilience in facing the blood disorder.

Two Daughters, a Rare Blood Disorder and a Fairytale Cure 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.

Diagnosed with a rare disorder of the central nervous system, Teah Bautista faced physical challenges but found hope and healing at San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital.

Teah Bautista | San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital Diagnosed with MOGAD, a rare neurological disorder, Teah Bautista chose SJVRH for her recovery.

Sheila Amaral’s journey through breast cancer was made brighter by the caring team at Washington Hospital Healthcare System Cancer Center. From the initial mammogram to the moment she became cancer-free, she found strength and support all in one place.

Comfort and Confidence Through Treatment at Washington Hospital For more than 30 years, Washington Hospital Health System (WHHS) has been Sheila Amaral’s hospital.

Ada, a young patient with a genetic blood condition, is undergoing a life-changing gene therapy at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals. The innovative procedure offers hope to patients with thalassemia, allowing them to produce normal levels of hemoglobin.

Two Daughters, a Rare Blood Disorder and a Fairytale Cure 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.

Teah Bautista expresses deep gratitude for the caring staff at San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital, where she is regaining strength and independence after being diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder.

Teah Bautista | San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital Diagnosed with MOGAD, a rare neurological disorder, Teah Bautista chose SJVRH for her recovery.

When teen Julia Lynn was injured during a boating accident, her future was suddenly uncertain. She couldn’t stand and felt confused. UC Davis Health Children's Hospital doctors determined no surgery was required, but she would face months of rehabilitation.

Local teen walks again after tubing accident, thanks to UC Davis Children’s Hospital An active teenager and top gymnast, Julia Lynn could not stand after a tubing accident at Shasta Lake. UC Davis Children’s Hospital got her back on her feet.