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May 21, 2010
Marin Healthcare District to submit plans for Marin General Hospital seismic upgrade

After more than a year of preliminary study and design, the Marin Healthcare District is preparing to submit its plans to Marin County for the seismic upgrade requirements at Marin General Hospital (MGH). This is the first step in the process to receive the necessary entitlements to begin construction.

May 18, 2010

Marin Healthcare District announces Joel Sklar, MD as Chief Medical Officer

Marin Healthcare District CEO, Lee Domanico, announced veteran Marin Cardiologist Joel Sklar, MD has joined the District as its Chief Medical Officer. Dr. Sklar has been practicing medicine in Marin since 1982 and is currently Chief of Cardiology and Medical Director of the Marin Heart Institute at Marin General Hospital.

April 12, 2010
Marin Healthcare District to receive $60-million financing for Marin General Hospital

Union Bank Proposal includes both credit line and term loan

February 9, 2010
Marin Healthcare District hires Chief Fund & Business Development Officer approaching transition of Marin General Hospital

Will provide overall direction and serve as primary resource for all activities related to business development, fundraising, marketing, planning, government relations, and external communications for Marin Healthcare District

January 27, 2010
Marin Healthcare District CEO Comments on Sutter donation to Marin Community Foundation

January 15, 2010
Marin Healthcare District unanimously passes new set of bylaws for Marin General Hospital Board

New bylaws will provide greater input by Marin Healthcare District into Marin General Hospital operations while providing much greater transparency for public on hospital performance

January 7, 2010

Marin General Hospital Offers Two New Procedures

One Destroys Tumors of the Kidney, Liver and Lungs;
The Other Stops Cancer Growth in a Majority of Patients
Marin General Hospital now offers two new medical procedures that spare patients the need for conventional surgery and a lengthy recovery. One procedure destroys tumors of the kidney, liver and lungs, and the other offers new hope for a majority of patients by stopping the spread of cancer, including those of the lung and brain, without surgery.