The leaves weren’t the only things moving this fall. Alameda Health System (AHS) employees laced up their sneakers and hit their stride during Walktober 2025, our month-long wellness challenge designed to inspire daily movement and a little friendly competition. Now in its second year, Walktober has become an [...]
The AHS Index is a new way to look at data that illuminates a snapshot of our world today. It is intended to highlight health inequities and spark conversation, debate, and wonder. Percent of women who will develop breast cancer at some point in their lives: 13% Percent of white women with breast cancer [...]
Hospitals are more than places for physical treatment; they are spaces where patients, families and staff face life’s most fragile moments. At Alameda Health System (AHS), chaplains like Betty Clark and Maggie Foote, provide essential spiritual and emotional support that complements medical care. Watch the full video to hear our [...]
Delreese Ragland, security supervisor at Wilma Chan Highland Hospital Campus is dedicated to making patients, visitors and staff feel safe, supported and welcome. He encourages his officers to lead with empathy, taking time to see each situation from the other person’s perspective so they can respond with both compassion and [...]
Pregnancy brought feelings of anxiety and isolation for Alameda Health System (AHS) patient Marjorie Vega Martinez until her midwife, Eva Goodfriend-Reano connected her with the Growing, Glowing and Afterglow Program (GGAP). GGAP supports pregnant and post-partum mothers and birthing people with anxiety and depression and helps increase social support. The virtual [...]
When 22-year-old Angel Brinson arrived at Alameda Health System (AHS), she was living with legal blindness after years of vision problems that began in high school. Thanks to the expertise of Lillian Tran, MD, an ophthalmologist specializing in cornea and external diseases, Brinson regained her sight through two life-changing cornea transplants [...]
Every year, my son and I get the flu vaccine together. It’s something I choose to do for myself and for him because it offers real protection. I don’t want to get sick, and I don’t want my son to get sick either. Studies show that the flu vaccine is effective, and [...]
In Recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We’re raffling off a Real People, Real Care swag bag. Answer the breast cancer question below correctly, and your name will be entered in a raffle. True or False: Breast cancer only affects women with a family history of the disease. Submit your answer to the [...]
Join us for the Alameda Hospital Community Health Fair on Saturday, October 18, 2025, from 9 a.m. to noon in the hospital parking lot at 20270 Clinton Ave in Alameda. Enjoy free flu vaccines for ages 6 months and older, free bike helmets, health screenings, and valuable information on emergency preparedness, [...]
The AHS Index is a new way to look at data that illuminates a snapshot of our world today. It is intended to highlight health inequities and spark conversation, debate, and wonder. Estimated number of people who are expected to become uninsured by 2034, due to the Medicaid cuts recently passed by Congress as [...]
