-
A roughly 13-hour power outage disrupted medical care for roughly 100 patients at Soldotna’s Central Peninsula Hospital on Friday.
-
Central Peninsula Hospital’s Community Health Needs Assessment survey is accepting responses through Sept. 26.
-
Juniors at Soldotna High School had the opportunity to learn the basics of career choices last week during what the organizer says was the school’s first-ever job shadow day. Students were placed alongside mentors in industries ranging from law enforcement to veterinary care.
-
The Nikiski Fire Service Area got a more than $300,000 state grant in 2021 to set the program up.
-
Central Peninsula Hospital held an educational fair Saturday to recognize cancer’s impact on the community. As part of the event, Central Emergency Services unveiled a shiny new fire truck, which is pink.
-
Central Peninsula Hospital will host a drive this week to register potential bone marrow and stem cell donors. The goal of the event is to find a match for a Soldotna leukemia patient in need of a stem cell donor.
-
Central Peninsula Hospital held an event honoring cancer survivors and people undergoing cancer treatment. The event featured a bone marrow match dive, a chance for people to register themselves in the National Marrow Donor Program.
-
The facility comes after the hospital’s community needs assessment, which determined that expanded mental wellness services were a top concern. The clinic is currently accepting new patients through a referral process.
-
The center opened in October after a 2022 Central Peninsula Hospital needs assessment determined diabetes care was one of the community's primary needs.
-
Central Peninsula Hospital has unveiled a magical mailbox for children to send their holiday wishes to Santa Claus. The annual tradition ensures a direct route to the jolly man himself, who will write back to each child who sends a letter.