Adventist Health/Northern California Network

Terry Newmyer
President & Ceo
  • A network of four acute-care hospitals and a behavioral health hospital serving residents of Northern California
  • Staffed by 320 physicians; 2,851 employees and 282 volunteers
  • 14,995 admissions; 1,329 deliveries; 59,280 ED visits; 22,835 home health visits; 7,970 hospice days; 385,211 outpatient visits
  • Participated in the American Cancer Society Relay For Life in all three counties
  • Participated in a number of community health fairs and events across the three counties
  • St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake was the recipient of a two-year $497,076 Center for Disease Control Community Transformations Grant
  • Ukiah Valley Medical Center continued to administer the Chronic Users System of Care program, serving 62 clients and resulting in a 28 percent reduction in emergency department visits and a 40 perecent decrease in jail incarcerations
  • Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital hosted its first educational Joint Replacement Seminar with 200 attendees
  • St. Helena Hospital Napa Valley conducted a six-week Survivorship Series for cancer patients and their families
  • The Martin O’Neil Cancer Center at St. Helena Napa Valley hosted a prostate cancer seminar attended by 79 people
  • St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake Spiritual Care department hosted Vineyard Mission Day attended by more than 200 community members
  • Ukiah Valley Medical Center sponsored a Wild about Health Children’s Health Fair, attended by more than 400 children and their families
  • Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital co-sponsored the 21st Annual HomeTown Health Fair
  • Ukiah Valley Medical Center conducted a Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) Screening Event; more than 60 community members attended and 40 free ankle brachial index screenings were performed
  • St. Helena Hospital Napa Valley and St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake sponsored a matching grant program for five schools, resulting in health events for the community
  • Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital employees donated coats, blankets, sleeping bags and more than 1,500 pounds of food to Willits Community Services
  • St. Helena Hospital Napa Valley and St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake participated in the Giving Tree and Operation Christmas Joy, respectively, providing food and gifts for underserved families at Christmas
  • Ukiah Valley Medical Center employees donated more than 3,000 pounds of food to Plowshares and the Ukiah Food Bank in November and December
  • Provided $54,345,423 in free and low-cost services to the community
  • Implemented shared services including a Revenue Cycle Center, Corporate Development, and Human Development and Performance, including staff from all network hospitals
  • Construction began on a new hospital campus for Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital
  • Continued construction on a new emergency department at St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake
  • St. Helena Hospital Napa Valley received NRC Picker’s 2012 Path to Excellence award for top performing hospital with 100 to 300 beds
  • Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital was ranked among the Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals in the U.S. by the National Rural Health Association
  • The Coon Joint Replacement Institute received The Joint Commission Gold Seal
  • St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake’s Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program received certification by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation
  • Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital continued as a Blue Distinction Designation Center for Knee and Hip Replacement
  • Opened the Advanced Wound Care Center at Ukiah Valley Medical Center with two hyperbaric oxygen chambers
  • St. Helena Hospital Napa Valley opened the Surgical Learning Institute
  • Set a record in the Ukiah Valley Medical Center Family Birth Center in October with 100 births; renovated all patient rooms and purchased new Drager resuscitaire infant warmers
  • As a Planetree affiliated hospital, Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital achieved 86 percent attendance rate at its first annual retreat, which included staff, physicians, volunteers and board members
  • Installed a state of the art magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanner at St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake
  • Purchased new gastroenterology testing equipment, making Ukiah Valley Medical Center the only hospital in a three-county area with esophageal manometry and 24-hour pH testing equipment
  • Ukiah Valley Medical Center recruited nine physicians, including three OB/GYNs and the only neurologist in Mendocino County

DESCRIPTION

Terry Newmyer
President & Ceo

  • A network of four acute-care hospitals and a behavioral health hospital serving residents of Northern California
  • Staffed by 320 physicians; 2,851 employees and 282 volunteers
  • 14,995 admissions; 1,329 deliveries; 59,280 ED visits; 22,835 home health visits; 7,970 hospice days; 385,211 outpatient visits

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

  • Participated in the American Cancer Society Relay For Life in all three counties
  • Participated in a number of community health fairs and events across the three counties
  • St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake was the recipient of a two-year $497,076 Center for Disease Control Community Transformations Grant
  • Ukiah Valley Medical Center continued to administer the Chronic Users System of Care program, serving 62 clients and resulting in a 28 percent reduction in emergency department visits and a 40 perecent decrease in jail incarcerations
  • Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital hosted its first educational Joint Replacement Seminar with 200 attendees
  • St. Helena Hospital Napa Valley conducted a six-week Survivorship Series for cancer patients and their families
  • The Martin O’Neil Cancer Center at St. Helena Napa Valley hosted a prostate cancer seminar attended by 79 people
  • St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake Spiritual Care department hosted Vineyard Mission Day attended by more than 200 community members
  • Ukiah Valley Medical Center sponsored a Wild about Health Children’s Health Fair, attended by more than 400 children and their families
  • Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital co-sponsored the 21st Annual HomeTown Health Fair
  • Ukiah Valley Medical Center conducted a Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) Screening Event; more than 60 community members attended and 40 free ankle brachial index screenings were performed
  • St. Helena Hospital Napa Valley and St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake sponsored a matching grant program for five schools, resulting in health events for the community
  • Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital employees donated coats, blankets, sleeping bags and more than 1,500 pounds of food to Willits Community Services
  • St. Helena Hospital Napa Valley and St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake participated in the Giving Tree and Operation Christmas Joy, respectively, providing food and gifts for underserved families at Christmas
  • Ukiah Valley Medical Center employees donated more than 3,000 pounds of food to Plowshares and the Ukiah Food Bank in November and December
  • Provided $54,345,423 in free and low-cost services to the community

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

  • Implemented shared services including a Revenue Cycle Center, Corporate Development, and Human Development and Performance, including staff from all network hospitals
  • Construction began on a new hospital campus for Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital
  • Continued construction on a new emergency department at St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake
  • St. Helena Hospital Napa Valley received NRC Picker’s 2012 Path to Excellence award for top performing hospital with 100 to 300 beds
  • Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital was ranked among the Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals in the U.S. by the National Rural Health Association
  • The Coon Joint Replacement Institute received The Joint Commission Gold Seal
  • St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake’s Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program received certification by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation
  • Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital continued as a Blue Distinction Designation Center for Knee and Hip Replacement
  • Opened the Advanced Wound Care Center at Ukiah Valley Medical Center with two hyperbaric oxygen chambers
  • St. Helena Hospital Napa Valley opened the Surgical Learning Institute
  • Set a record in the Ukiah Valley Medical Center Family Birth Center in October with 100 births; renovated all patient rooms and purchased new Drager resuscitaire infant warmers
  • As a Planetree affiliated hospital, Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital achieved 86 percent attendance rate at its first annual retreat, which included staff, physicians, volunteers and board members
  • Installed a state of the art magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanner at St. Helena Hospital Clear Lake
  • Purchased new gastroenterology testing equipment, making Ukiah Valley Medical Center the only hospital in a three-county area with esophageal manometry and 24-hour pH testing equipment
  • Ukiah Valley Medical Center recruited nine physicians, including three OB/GYNs and the only neurologist in Mendocino County