In early 2019, Agostino and his wife Gayle received the shocking diagnosis that he had leukemia, and without treatment, only three to six months to live.
The pressure of her senior year of college was weighing on Michaela and after a sleepless night spent nervously pacing, Michaela contacted her therapist for counsel on how to manage her emotions.
Bianca knew that her natural beliefs were going to be at the center of her birth plan for her firstborn, but she didn’t know she would also have to factor in how the COVID-19 pandemic was going to impact her delivery.
Shortly upon returning to Santa Clara from his vacation to Norway and London earlier this year, George found himself in a battle for his life after contracting COVID-19.
To support of the Santa Clara County Public Health Department’s initiative to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, El Camino Health offers COVID-19 testing at four locations in Santa Clara County.
Hope to Health (H2H) members met virtually on April 27, 2020 to hear from representatives of El Camino Health’s neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), their 2020 grant recipient.
From the start of the pandemic, El Camino Health treated any patient entering the emergency rooms as a potential patient with COVID-19 who posed a risk of spreading the virus.
After a stressful year caring for her sick mother, Silvia started to experience issues with her menstrual cycle in addition to extreme fatigue, lightheadedness and throbbing head pain.
