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Founded by the Sisters of the Holy Cross in 1929, Saint Agnes Medical Center has provided the highest quality and most compassionate care for Valley residents for over nine decades. Since opening our first 75-bed hospital on Fruitand Floradoraavenues, Saint Agnescontinues to lead andshape health care inthe Central Valley even during a globalpandemic. Despitethe challenges broughton by COVID-19, ourcolleagues and providersstepped up day after dayand provided the care our community neededat its most vulnerable time. A lot has changed in the last 92 years, but our commitment to meeting the diverse needs of our growing population, and to healing the whole person body, mind and spirit still inspires everything we do.

Our growth continues with Saint Agnes Care, a nonprofit subsidiary of Saint Agnes Medical Center comprised of primary, specialty and urgent care clinics, which now includes a network of more than 80 providers at 20 locations in Fresno and Clovis. To provide better access and more convenientcare for Valley residents, Saint Agnes Care Center has expanded and now houses the Brain & Spine and Orthopaedic institutes along with General Surgery, Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery and Cardiovascular Surgery all under the same roof. Saint Agnes also continues to have success with its four accredited physician residency programs and is proud to still be Fresno Countys only nationally recognized Baby-Friendly Hospital.

As our physical footprint grows, Saint Agnes remains focused on maintaining important partnerships with Dignity Health and Valley Childrens Healthcare and building new relationships with Fresno Surgical Hospital and Summit Surgicalto form an integrated health care delivery network unlike any other in the region. Guided by the values first inspired by the Sisters of the Holy Cross,Saint Agnes strives to be a blessing to the people of our Valley lifting spirits through faith, hope, love and healing.

Our 2022 Healthgrades awards prove once again that Saint Agnes is a leading hospital in the nation in the areas of patient safety and spine surgery and orthopedic surgery. With safety being of one of our core values and a top priority, we are excited to be recognized for the fourth year in a row with the2022 Patient Safety Excellence Award, along with receiving theExcellence Award in Orthopedic Surgeryand being namedAmericas 100 Best Hospitals for Spine Surgery.

OurPatient Safetydistinction places Saint Agnes among the top 5-10% of all short-term acute care hospitals reporting patient safety data as evaluated by Healthgrades, the leading marketplace connecting patients and providers.

From 2018 through 2020, there were 170,231 potentially preventable patient safety events among Medicare patients in U.S. hospitals.* And, if all hospitals performed similarly to the awarded hospitals according to Healthgrades evaluation process, on average, 100,189 patient safety events could have been avoided.*

During this time frame, four patient safety indicators accounted for 74% of all patient safety events (collapsed lung, hip fracture due to an in-hospital fall, pressure or bed sores and catheter-related bloodstream infections). Healthgrades found that patients treated in hospitals receiving the Healthgrades 2021 Patient Safety Excellence Award were, on average*:

*Statistics are calculated from Healthgrades Patient Safety Ratings and Excellence Award methodology which is based primarily on AHRQ technical specifications (Version 2021.0.1) to MedPAR data for years 2018 through 2020 and represent three-year estimates for Medicare patients only.

Saint Agnes Medical Center and Every Neighborhood Partnership,with funding provided by ACEs Aware, are working together to raise awareness about the effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences in hopes of building a healthier community and a brighter future for our children.

In support of this important initiative, Clinical Psychologist Kristin Beasley, PhD (aka 'Dr. B'), host of the popular podcast, Delusional Optimism, has created a special series focused on maximizing resilience for children, families, and the community. Over the course of 36 episodes, Dr. B will explain how traumatic events from our past influence our long-term physical and mental health and give us the tools we need to overcome adversity and change our life 's trajectory. Plus, she shares practical tips for coping through challenging times in order to lead a healthier and more fulfilling life.

Dr. Bs passion is to talk about relationships in ways that are innovative and lead to more productive, successful, and happier lives. When beneficial relationships are combined with healthy communication, every aspect of life parenting, partnering, working and even adventuring becomes better.She isa Professional Keynote Speaker, a Certified iPEC Coach, and an Organizational Trainer. She has a PhD in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in Parent-Child Mental Health (PIMH) and a strong emphasis on Neuropsychology. She has an MA in Early Childhood Education, with a K-12 credential, and a BA in Child Development.

In this special Facebook Live event, held Dec. 3,Dr. B introduced her new podcast series, created in partnership with Saint Agnes Medical Center and Every Neighborhood Partnership, that gives people the tools they need to overcome the effects of trauma and build a more resilient self.