Community Events
- Childbirth, Newborn Care & Breastfeeding Classes with HMC West Wing Midwives - FREE February 25, 2020
- South Kenai Peninsula Opioid Task Force Monthly Meeting February 26, 2020
- Body Moves: Moving to the Groove February 27, 2020
- The Exchange March 3, 2020
- Childbirth, Newborn Care & Breastfeeding Classes with HMC West Wing Midwives - FREE March 3, 2020
- Walk with a Doc! March 7, 2020
- Childbirth, Newborn Care & Breastfeeding Classes with HMC West Wing Midwives - FREE March 10, 2020
- South Kenai Peninsula Resilience Coalition Meeting March 11, 2020
- The Exchange March 17, 2020
- Childbirth, Newborn Care & Breastfeeding Classes with HMC West Wing Midwives - FREE March 17, 2020
We need your input!
/in Homepage /by Maggie WyattSouth Peninsula Hospital and MAPP are updating our community health needs assessment and need your input. Please click through for a brief 5 minute anonymous survey to help us get an idea of community health status and needs. Please encourage all of your family & friends on the Southern Kenai Peninsula to participate as well!
Dr. Landess Named Chief of Staff; New board members and officers elected
/in Homepage, Whats New /by Tundra TechnologiesSouth Peninsula Hospital, Inc. Board of Directors welcomes one new director and two returning directors. Long time resident Beth Wythe was appointed in December. Beth served 12 years on the Homer City Council, with four as mayor. She holds a master’s degree in Public Administration and has worked in the Human Resources field for over 30-years. She currently is the Human Resources and Administrative Services Manager at Homer Electric Association. Beth fills a seat vacated by Lane Chesley, who served on the board for four years, the last three as Treasurer and chair of the Finance Committee.
Stop the Bleed – Save a Life!
/in Community Education, Homepage /by Maggie WyattSo far, over 30 people in our community have been trained to Stop the Bleed, and over 1 million have been trained worldwide!
Through a Stop the Bleed course, you’ll gain the ability to recognize life-threatening bleeding and intervene effectively. The person next to a bleeding victim may be the one who’s most likely to save them.