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List of Current Projects in Need of Funding


 

 

 

 Heart Lung Machine
  • With a volume of almost 4,000 cardiac procedures annually, which includes over 400 cardiac surgeries a year, St. Joseph’s is among the top ten volume cardiac surgery programs in the state of California and ranks among the top programs in the nation.
  • An essential component of cardiac surgery is a Heart Lung Machine which helps provide blood oxygenation and circulation to organs and the brain while the patient’s heart and lungs are temporarily stopped. 
  • Our current Heart Lung machines will be upgraded by a purchase of a new, “Sorin S5 Heart/Lung Console and 3T Heater/Cooler”
  • This state-of-the-art upgrade costs $200,000 and will be 100% funding by philanthropy.
 

   Cancer Navigator Program
  • The Cancer Navigator is a free program to help anyone newly diagnosed or experiencing a recurrence with cancer to navigate through the tests, procedures, treatments, and support issues that follow a positive biopsy.
  • The Cancer Navigator offers referrals and support with educational, practical, emotional, or logistical issues surrounding the diagnosis of cancer. 
  • The program is funded primarily through community donations and serves over 400 people.

CareVan Mobile Health Clinic
  • Provides health care services for over 4,000 low-income, medically underserved and vulnerable populations in Stockton.
  • Annually the CareVan hosts 20 bilingual clinics that specialize in episodic care while also offering preventative education like diabetes classes and resource sharing.
  • The CareVan decreases unnecessary hospitalizations including Emergency Department visits and assist patients in finding “medical homes”.
  • The annual cost of the CareVan is $600,000.

 

 

 

 

 

Behavioral Health

  • St. Joseph’s behavioral health services include a free-standing, 35-bed inpatient facility, day treatment programs, and outpatient services.
  • Our highly-trained staff provides compassionate care for patients with psychiatric and chemical dependency disorders in an atmosphere that fosters communication, trust, and personal growth.


For more information on any of the projects listed above, please contact the Foundation at (209) 467-6347.

 

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St. Joseph's Foundation of San Joaquin
1800 North California St
Stockton, CA 95204
Phone:(209) 467-6347