Mission Statement
We enhance the well being of people in the communities we serve, through a not-for-profit commitment to compassion and excellence in health care services.
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Ownership & Type
MGH affiliated with Sutter Health, a network of 27 hospitals in Northern California and Hawaii, in January 1996. The Marin General Hospital's Board of Directors, made up primarily of volunteer community leaders, makes policy decisions about patient care, finances, strategic planning and community benefits. The five members of the publicly elected Marin Healthcare District, under terms of a 30-year lease signed in 1985, own the hospital's buildings and grounds. MGH has not received taxpayer support since 1976.
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Officers
- David Bradley, Chief Executive Officer
- Chuck Prosper, Chief Administrative Officer
- Susan Cumming, MD, Medical Director
- Michelle Martinez, MS, RN, Chief Nursing Officer
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Number of Beds
- Licensed for 235 acute-care beds.
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Community Outreach
Health Education and Health Screenings
Marin General Hospital is committed to providing a variety of healthcare programs and services to the entire community.
Public education seminars are free or low lost and generally held at MGH. Examples of programs include stress management, diet and disease, nutrition, heart health, creativity and healing, diabetes, learning disabilities, habit control, high cholesterol, plastic surgery, guided imagery, migraines, preventing falls, mental health, hepatitis C, fibromyalgia, tamoxifen treatment for breast cancer, colon cancer and breast health.
MGH's Marin Cancer Institute and the Institute for Health and Healing also offer special education seminars. See 'Health Events' for calendar of seminars.
Speakers Bureau
The Marin General staff, physicians, registered nurses and other healthcare professionals are available to appear before community organizations and service groups. Telephone 415-925-7608 for more information.
Marin General Volunteers
Marin General Volunteers are a diverse group of 400 women, men and teens who perform a variety of jobs at the hospital. As a volunteer, you can make an important difference to both patients and their families. Should you choose to work directly with patients, assignments may include work in the following areas: Emergency Department, medical records, book cart, mail, outpatient surgery, the Marin Cancer Institute, nursing units and patient liaison. Volunteers may select other assignments with indirect or no patient contact. Telephone 415-925-7258 for more information.
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