North Bay Business Journal

Health Care: Petaluma Health Center breaks ground on $15.5 million facility

The Petaluma Health Center last week broke ground on an expansion that will double its patient volume and significantly increase services offered at the federally qualified health center.

Palm Drive gets stroke center certification

SEBASTOPOL — Palm Drive Hospital was certified as a primary stroke center, making it only the second hospital in Sonoma County to earn the distinction.

Palm Drive Hospital only second Sonoma County hospital to earn stroke distinction

SEBASTOPOL — Palm Drive Hospital has been certified as a primary stroke center, making it only the second hospital in Sonoma County to earn the distinction, hospital officials announced today.

Palm Drive completes $11 million bond sale

SEBASTOPOL – Palm Drive Hospital announced Wednesday that it has successfully sold off $11 million in bonds, moving the once financially beleaguered hospital out of bankruptcy three years after it sought Chapter 9 protection from creditors.

Palm Drive completes $11 milliion bond sale

SEBASTOPOL – Palm Drive Hospital announced today that is has successfully sold off $11 million in bonds, moving the once financially beleaguered hospital out of bankruptcy three years after it sought Chapter 9 protection from creditors.

Palm Drive expects $10 million bond to take hospital forward

SEBASTOPOL — Mired in bankruptcy proceedings just three years ago, Palm Drive Hospital is poised to return to stability with the sale of $10 million in bonds that will enable it to move into the black and establish a fund for long-delayed improvements, the hospital said.

Recently named Palm Drive CEO withdrawn

SEBASTOPOL — Palm Drive Hospital today announced that the person its outside management company selected less than a month ago as the hospital’s new chief executive officer has been withdrawn.

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New CEO for Palm Drive

SEBASTABOL – Palm Drive Hospital hired a new chief operating officer as it emerges from bankruptcy protection and seeks a return to profitability.

Palm Drive Hospital board approves three-year management contract

SEBASTOPOL – Palm Drive Hospital will be managed by Brentwood, Tenn.-based Brim Healthcare Inc. for the next three years, following board approval to extend a 120-day trial contract.

The hospital still completing final bankruptcy proceedings hired the company in August following the removal of Chief Executive James Russell. Directors voted unanimously Monday to end the trial period with Brim early and sign an extended contract, which also sets in motion a search for a permanent chief executive officer.