Sutter Health Bay Area

Sutter Health Bay Area is comprised of four aligned medical groups spanning across the entire SF Bay Area:

• Palo Alto Foundation Medical Group (PAFMG)

• Sutter East Bay Medical Group (SEBMG)

• Sutter West Bay Medical Group (SWBMG)

• Sutter Medical Group of the Redwoods (SMGR)

As part of the Sutter Medical Network, which was created in 2007 to bring physicians across the Northern California health care delivery system together to strive to advance the quality, consistency and affordability of care for Sutter Health patients. With nearly 5,000 primary care doctors and specialists in medical foundations and aligned Independent Practice Associations (IPAs), the Sutter Medical Network has a presence in dozens of cities and towns across Northern California–from Sonoma County to the Central Valley, and from Santa Cruz to the Mother Lode foothills.

Moving collectively, the Sutter Medical Network works to advance clinical quality, the patient experience, and the affordability of care. Physician organizations collectively agree to reach consistent standards in areas that matter most to patients. Overall, the Sutter Medical Network strives to provide consistently superb care to patients—where, when and how they want to receive it.

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The guiding principles of our shared culture of excellence in service and quality are:

Our Shared Commitment
To deliver the highest quality, patient-focused care every time, we will be the place where:

• The best employees want to work
• The best clinicians want to practice
• Our communities want to receive care

Exhibiting Our Key Values as Behaviors
Compassion = Showing kindness and empathy to each patient and to each other
Collaboration = Working together to provide excellence in all that we do
Creativity = Taking personal responsibility to ensure each patient's/customer's needs are met

We will create superior value through our commitment to quality, service, access and affordability.

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