Doug McCoy, CEO, with Cody Canon, COO of Eastern Plumas Health Care
Eastern Plumas Health Care announces that Doug McCoy, Chief Executive Officer, is retiring following a distinguished career spanning six years as the CEO for the organization. Doug will continue to serve as CEO until May 2027, while transitioning with...
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Join the Eastern Plumas Health Care Foundation for an afternoon reception on Saturday, November 14thfeaturing locally inspired hors d’oeuvres, music and wine for the Dr. Christopher Stanton Scholarship Fund. It’s all happening at the Nakoma Resort from 2-5pm. Tickets are $100 per person, and the event ticket includes one glass of either red or white wine. A no-host bar will also be available.
The menu includes Fall Harvest Ratatouille Phyllo Cup, Monterey Bay Mini...
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Coming this September, EPHC will host a community Health & Wellness Fair happening Saturday, September 26th from 10:00 am until 3:00 pm. The event will bring together local health and wellness businesses along with featured EPHC services and departments.
The FREE event will take place at the Portola Holy Family Church Parish Hall located at 108 Taylor Ave in Portola.
Part of an ongoing effort to expand access to health resources and...
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As a follow up to the video message on Medicaid cuts through the H.R.1 legislation delivered earlier this year, Doug McCoy, CEO, shared a positive report on the sustainability of Eastern Plumas Health Care.
Unlike many rural hospitals that are at high risk of closing, EPHC is thriving. “I’m very pleased to continue to report that EPHC is in a very good position.
We have spent a lot of time over the last several years making sure that we’re able to continue to...
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National Doctors' Day, observed annually on March 30, is a special occasion to honor the vital contributions of physicians to the health and well-being of individuals and communities.
On this day, Eastern Plumas Health Care would like to recognize the dedication, hard work, and sacrifices made by our physicians throughout the year.
Today and every day, we thank our physicians – and are grateful for their compassion and expertise.
Thank you, EPHC physicians, for all you do!
In honor of Patient Recognition Week, we would like to express our gratitude to all our patients who have placed their trust in us and allowed us to provide them with the best care possible. As healthcare providers, we understand that having someone you can trust and rely on to provide medical treatment is invaluable.
Our patients are the heart of our healthcare organization, and it’s important for us to acknowledge their contributions. Without them, we wouldn’t be able to do the work we do.
In this special video message, our team...
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Todos lo hemos hecho alguna vez. Cuando llega el momento de las pruebas de detección de cáncer de mama, de cuello uterino o colorrectal, de alguna manera nos las arreglamos para encontrar una excusa y no hacer la cita. Ya sea que nuestras razones para omitirlas se deban a la inconveniencia o incluso al miedo, el hecho es que las pruebas de detección de cáncer son importantes porque pueden detectar cánceres en sus etapas más tempranas y tratables y, en algunos casos, encontrar y extirpar células precancerosas antes de que se conviertan en cáncer.
Todos hemos escuchado...
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There is much to be thankful for at Eastern Plumas Health Care (EPHC) with the latest grant award of $203,151 from Providing Access and Transforming Health Capacity and Infrastructure Transition, Expansion, and Development Round 4 (PATH CITED R4), bringing in an astounding three-year funding total of over $2.8 million for the CalAIM (California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal) program. The windfall of funding comes from a variety of sources that include three PATH CITED grants, two Incentive Payment Program grants, and consultation support through the...
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We are implementing a new policy for patients (staff and public) with outstanding medical balances over $1,000. This policy ensures financial accountability while maintaining access to essential care.
What You Need to Know
Before receiving any non-emergency outpatient services, patients with balances greater than $1,000 must complete one of the following:
Earlier this month, CEO Doug McCoy addressed concerns about Medicaid cuts and clarified what is in the H.R.1 – the Big Beautiful Bill. Delivered by video message to the community, it was a candid dialogue between himself and Dr. Paul Swanson, Director of the Emergency Department and member of the EPHC Board of Directors.
With the focus on Medicaid cuts, and how these changes are predicted to impact coverage, McCoy shared a series of questions and answers that addressed community concerns.
But the most important takeaway from this message wasn’t the in-depth...
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