Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley

During #NationalHospitalWeek, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to the incredible staff and volunteers who dedicate themselves to delivering high-quality, compassionate care to our patients and their families. Thank you for all you do!

Our dermatologists diagnose, treat, and help prevent skin conditions, including all types of acne, suspicious moles, psoriasis and eczema: stan.md/3yVAbFG #Dermatology #HealthCare

Happy National Nurses Week! 🎉 Today and every day, we honor your tireless dedication. Your service is invaluable, and we're endlessly grateful. Thank you for all you do. 💙 #NursesWeek #Nurses

To help ease a cancer patient's anxiety, services are offered in a modern yet soothing and friendly environment where healing and caring are top priorities: stan.md/3C0mzLj #Cancer #Medicine

In celebration of National Doctors' Day, we want to thank all Stanford Medicine physicians. We are so grateful for everything you do, from world-class patient care to research for next-generation treatments and technologies. 🩺❤️

As part of our commitment to women’s health, we treat a range of common and complex conditions. We recognize that any concern—whether seemingly minor or more serious—merits attentive care. stan.md/3hRdg90 #WomensHealth #HealthCare

“I’ve been working on chronic fatigue syndrome for almost eight years; when long COVID came along it was like déjà vu.” -Hector Bonilla, MD, clinical associate professor #LongCovid stan.md/43JIw0s

Stanford Medicine researchers recently conducted three studies testing how large language models in medicine could help document patient history or answer medical questions -- while keeping data secure. #Medicine #LLM #PatientCare stan.md/3VBQN4C

Stanford Medicine researchers, using novel machine learning tools, have mapped three distinct cellular configurations that correspond to clinical outcomes for patients with a rare, difficult-to-treat cancer. #Cancer #MachineLearning stan.md/3JfyY3X

“Around a generation ago, we assumed that when we get older, we dramatically lose our memory. That's really not the case.” – Sharon Sha, MD, Stanford neurologist stan.md/3PgZzAH #Neurology #Research

We understand how challenging it can be to lose weight and keep it off. Our experts work with you to determine the most appropriate strategies for you, which may include medical weight loss, medications, or surgery. stan.md/3ABvNOO #WeightLoss #Medicine

We provide 24/7 specialized pediatric care for babies, children and teens from Stanford Children’s Health, on-site in Pleasanton. stan.md/2XLx7iB #Pediatrics #TriValley

Our skilled specialists use a wide range of leading-edge treatments to reduce pain and help you return to meaningful activities. stan.md/3mz3NGi #PainManagement #HealthCare

About 11% of all women and about 50% of infertile women have it: a uterine lining that grows in places it shouldn't. Nichole Tyson, MD, an OBGYN at Stanford Medicine, discusses what we know about endometriosis. #WomensHealth #Endometriosis stan.md/3ThztAr

New opportunities for clinical research and team science are opening up as Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley continues to grow: stan.md/3V5Qj6w #Research #TriValley

“Our time is limited and I want to make a difference. I want to make an impact. I want to change that narrative for other Latina women like me.” – Anna Dapelo-Garcia, Interim Leader, DEI, Stanford Health Care Read the full story: stan.md/3SOkDja #DEI #HealthCare

Thank you to all the women at Stanford today and in years past for bringing their wisdom, expertise, insights, outstanding leadership and empathy to the important work they do. stan.md/3OtRs3o #WomensHistoryMonth

We support you and your growing family at every step—from your first prenatal visit to childbirth to your new baby’s doctor. stan.md/3m3mikw #Pregnancy #Medicine

Our emergency team is specially trained to respond quickly and efficiently. As a certified primary stroke center, we use the latest technology to rapidly diagnose stroke and determine the most appropriate plan. stan.md/34ZUrNb #Stroke #Emergency

"Health After Cancer" – a podcast produced by Stanford Medicine physicians, tackles many of the issues that commonly accompany the badge of "cancer survivor" in compassionate, thoughtful and sometimes humorous discussions. #Cancer stan.md/3uak4rL