O'Connor Hospital

03/20/2026

Celebrating all our Certified Nurses who have achieved advanced knowledge and skill in their specialty. O’Connor Hospital has more than 150 Certified Nurses from over 25 specialty certifications.

03/16/2026

Congratulations to nurse Kevin Nguyen for being recognized by the County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors as an Employee Excellence Award Honoree for March. He is dedicated to providing high-quality patient care and committed to advancing his clinical practice and helping others develop their skills. Kevin is known for his patience, kindness, and respectful communication and leads with humility, dependability, and professionalism.

02/12/2026

Cardiac rehabilitation can not only help a person recover from a heart procedure and disease but prevent future complications. ❤️Our comprehensive Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation program provides a supportive environment and services like exercise training, nutritional counseling, and stress management to help patients manage their condition. Our team is dedicated to keeping every heart in our community beating strong!

Learn more about our Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation program: https://och.scvh.org/healthcare-services/cardiopulmonary-rehabilitation/cardiopulmonary-rehabilitation-overview

02/06/2026

Our staff is in red today to support women’s heart health! ❤️ From routine preventive checkups at our clinics to life-saving emergency cardiac care at our hospital - we're dedicated to keeping every heart in our community beating strong! 🏥✨

02/03/2026

AlertSCC is the County of Santa Clara’s official emergency alert and warning system. Alerts are sent directly to your mobile device, landline, and/or email. Learn more at alertscc.org

11/25/2025

Congratulations to our most recent DAISY Award Honoree – Aariona from our oncology unit. The award recognizes nurses for their outstanding effort to provide extraordinary care every day. Aariona, we are grateful for your calm presence, compassion, and dedication to our patients.

11/04/2025

Our walk-in Pediatric Urgent Care Clinic is open on weekdays from 2 p.m. until 9 p.m. to care for kids with health conditions that are time-sensitive but don’t require an emergency room visit. The after-school and after-work hours coincide with when families are most likely need to access fast, high-quality medical care for their child’s nonemergency medical condition.

Learn more about the specialized care provided by the Pediatric Urgent Care Clinic: https://och.scvh.org/clinic-spotlight-little-known-gem-oconnor-hospital-offers-personalized-urgent-care-kids

10/24/2025

Our Center for Advanced Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine provides comprehensive care for patients with chronic and nonhealing wounds. Our staff helps prevent avoidable amputations, restore mobility, and reduce the physical and financial burden of chronic wounds by caring for wounds, teaching loved ones how to care for and dress wounds, providing supplies, offering social work services, and imparting preventative education and care to keep wounds from reoccurring.

Learn more about our Center’s work to improve people’s quality of life by healing their wounds: https://och.scvh.org/clinic-spotlight-wound-care-clinic-treats-patients-family

10/16/2025

Last week, we had a legacy celebration and luncheon to recognize and honor the long history of the O'Connor Hospital Birth Center. Thank you to everyone who is or has been part of the Labor & Delivery, Family Baby and NICU teams. We are so grateful for you!

09/23/2025

Last week, we celebrated Environmental Services (EVS) Week and recognized our EVS staff for their vital role in protecting our patients, families, and staff by ensuring that every space is clean and cared for. Their dedication helps create a safe healing environment.

Thank you to all our EVS staff—you truly make a difference every day!

08/19/2025

The County of Santa Clara has created a webpage to educate people about the impacts of the massive federal funding cuts for health care and food assistance: scc.info/federalfunding

Extraordinary federal funding cuts are threatening programs and services that benefit our entire community.

The County faces more than $1 billion in federal funding cuts per year, which puts health care and food assistance at risk for tens of thousands of vulnerable County residents. These federal cuts will have a direct and unprecedented impact on the County’s public hospital and health care system, which provides critical and life-saving care to everyone in our community, regardless of insurance status.

The County has created a webpage with the latest information about the federal funding crisis. To learn more, go to scc.info/federalfunding.

08/05/2025

It’s always a fun day at work when it’s Take Our Kid(s) to Work Day. Our event featured a variety of activities where our kids had the opportunity to interact with different departments and learn more about O’Connor Hospital and what we do at work every day.