We sat down with Dr. Carolina Sueldo, a board-certified physician with the Women’s Specialty and Fertility Center, to discuss the available COVID-19 vaccines and how they

When 25-year-old Gabby Manoz began coughing and feeling exhausted, she thought it was just symptoms of her pregnancy, or maybe it was the flu. But

Don’t gather this holiday. Community Medical Centers’ staff say COVID-19 is taking its toll. Hear from some of our frontline workers on the impact of

On the way to work a holiday song comes on the radio, “Do you hear what I hear, Do you see what I see” –

Veteran emergency department Nurse Karen Reid-Williams was at the end of a long shift, squinting through fogged-up goggles and sweating under her N95 mask and

Armando Alvarez II’s family members led him into and out of gang life, introducing him to drugs and alcohol before he entered junior high and

For the past 18 months, anyone struggling with opioid addiction could walk into Community Regional Medical Center’s emergency department and find relief from cravings and

While COVID-19 is getting lots of attention this year, and deservedly so, flu season is an annual concern that medical experts continue to take seriously.

Everybody knows that the best odds of beating cancer are when you find it early. But there’s one type that often lurks undetected. And it

The leader of central California’s largest and most comprehensive health system shares his gratitude – and the thanks of Community’s Board of Trustees – for

As members of the very community which we serve, Community Care Health is proud and honored to have had the opportunity to partner with Catholic

Before the coronavirus pandemic, the health sciences classroom at Kerman High School buzzed with students using medical equipment, including a sonogram wand to find the

Josh Houston was a pastor who longed to leave behind administrative duties to focus on soul care. Lorena Villa had six years of hospital experience

Robyn Nachtigall-Hill has known she wanted to be a sonographer since she was 12 and undergoing cancer treatment. In a unique twist of fate, the

You’re typing on your computer and suddenly a little flicker appears in your field of vision. You focus on the text and pull yourself closer

After the coronavirus pandemic hit, an unprecedented number of blood drives were cancelled in the San Joaquin Valley. The Central California Blood Center (CCBC) has

What’s a ‘twindemic’ and how can we avoid it? Community Medical Centers’ System Chief Medical Officer Dr. Thomas Utecht explains what we can do to

As cold and flu season ramps up, Dr. Chokechai Rongkavilit, known as Dr. Chai to patients and colleagues, knows he’ll be called to help tell

Kailee Sidamrong-Phan was a tiny, sickly baby that her parents rushed to Valley Children’s Hospital frequently for breathing troubles first diagnosed as asthma. At age

Alma Cornejo woke up in the middle of the night with a nagging pain on her right upper arm. The ache felt like she laid

The coronavirus pandemic slowed or stopped many things in our everyday life – and with it, many people have avoided or delayed regular doctor’s visits

Retired chef, 87-year-old Tim Sue was first diagnosed with hemorrhoids after noticing unusual bleeding. But he’d also suffered unexplained weight loss, lack of appetite, and

Five days a week, families in Fresno’s struggling neighborhoods are on the lookout for a brightly colored bus decorated with elementary students’ drawings of broccoli

Worn out from organizing her brother’s memorial service after his sudden death, LaToya Rowe’s face brightened when a neighbor knocked on her door to deliver

As California’s wildfires grew, so did the number of calls into the pediatric clinics at Community Medical Centers this fall. “Unfortunately, all the fires right

“I freaked out about her injuries. She just kept shaking,” said Karla Carcamo, 25, of the harrowing helicopter ride she and her little sister Priscilla

Alma Cornejo woke up in the middle of the night with a nagging pain on her right upper arm. The ache felt like she laid

With the recent increase in COVID-19 cases, wearing a face mask is more important than ever. It’s not only an effective health safety precaution, but

Stress isn’t always obvious – it can sometimes creep up on you in the form of headaches, stomach issues and trouble sleeping. Most recently, in

Update on CCFMG Agreements as of September 15, 2020: Joint Statement: Community Medical Centers and CCFMG restoring partnershipCommunity Medical Centers and Central California Faculty Medical Group

Dr. Tom Utecht, Community Medical Centers’ system chief medical officer, provides an update on how our hospital system continues navigating through the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic

This week’s State of the COVID Crisis is made up of a collection of interviews featuring team members from Community Regional Medical Center, Clovis Community