Sharing a Mother’s Love
Providence St. Joseph Hospital benefactor, Marsha Moeller, dedicates new Women’s and Family Center to memory of her mother.
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Providence St. Joseph Hospital benefactor, Marsha Moeller, dedicates new Women’s and Family Center to memory of her mother.
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When Luis Guillen developed COVID-19, it seemed like a mild case of the flu. But Danica Suchy, RN was beside him through his road to recovery.
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After retiring from her position at Providence St. Joseph Hospital, Carole decided to make a legacy gift through a bequest in her trust.
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Presidential Partners is a society of friends who provide exceptional leadership in support of Providence St. Joseph Hospital through their annual contributions of $1,000 or more.
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Veteran nurse and executive, Gemma Seidl, brings expertise to Providence St. Joseph Hospital Foundation Board of Directors.
B&B Plumbing owner, Bill and Elaine John, join Providence St. Joseph Hospital Foundation board of directors.
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Though Ron Cambra has a family history of prostate cancer, he never thought he would be next. But at his physical, his physician noted that his prostate specific antigen (PSA) level was high.
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Nearly $600,000 was netted at Celebration 2020 — Change Through Challenge — supported by Marsha Moeller and presented by the Gooding-Barry and Immell families, to assist in funding the new Progressive Care Unit.
Providence St. Joseph Hospital is embarking on a $16 million expansion of a new Progressive Care Unit (PCU). In order to meet an aging community’s rapidly expanding need for our services, the hospital is prioritizing an initiative to add 20 new beds that offer a high level of patient care.
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Working in emergency services involves a certain tolerance of the risks that accompany the job. But when Torrance fire engineer Rickey Cradle and his wife, Jenny, a fire communications supervisor, were both diagnosed with COVID-19, they faced a fight neither had anticipated.
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