SPOTLIGHTS on WELLNESS

Sarah WagnerPilates is fun with Sarah Wagner. Details below.

2nd Quarter 2012 Wellness Calendar


Digital Mammograms now available. Ask your doctor for a referral. Watch our video.

CPR Training ImageSee the class schedule for 2012. Learn more.

Get-Your-Plate-in-Shape-300x223Learn how to get your plate in shape during National Nutrition Month.

Weight WatchersNew Weight Watches Class Beginning. Fridays, 11:30 – 12:30pm.  Weight watcher members lose 3x more weight than people who do it on their own. 707-961-4670 for details.

 

Centers of Excellence

Jim Burns, Cancer Survivor


Noteworthy

Graham Gilbertson with armoire he donated for the new MCDH hospice room

Graham Gilbertson of Fort Bragg with armoire he handcrafted and donated for the new patient hospice room now under construction. Learn more.

Ray’s Blog
Raymond T. Hino, CEO

A Shiny New Critical Lifeline — MCDH Rolls Out Its Latest Advanced Life Support Ambulance

Wednesday, May 16th, 2012 at 9:25 am

Mendocino Coast Hospital Foundation Executive Director with $96,000 donation for new ambulanceThanks to a $41,000 donation by Mendocino Coast Hospital Foundation (MCHF) and a $45,000 donation by Mendocino Coast Ambulance Support (MCAS) group, our hospital ambulance service has a new, advanced life support ambulance.

We wouldn’t have this wonderful new ambulance without the generosity of our donors. We’re extremely grateful, and proud to serve our community with this new state-of-the-art emergency vehicle.

According to Morgan Daniel, our paramedic coordinator, the vehicle, a Leader Mercedes diesel Sprinter Van, has a well-lit, clean modern interior design with lots of cabinet space.

“Our equipment is laid out nicely, and easy to get to,” Daniel notes. “And the new four-point safety belts (lap and shoulder) are an important new safety feature for crew members working in the back of the van. What really makes this a great ambulance for us is its smoother, quieter ride, and its more functional design. We can stand up in the back, which is a huge plus. In the older ambulances we’re hunched over. Overall it provides us with a much better work environment.”


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