The South Peninsula Hospital Auxiliary will be holding a holiday open house at the hospital’s gift shop in the hospital’s main lobby on Wednesday, December 17 from 11am – 2pm. Stop by for door prizes, refreshments and a beautiful selection of unique gifts. All proceeds directly benefit the patients and residents at SPH.
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From health information to upcoming events, our Community Health and Wellness Department’s Healthy In Homer newsletter is a great way to stay up to date. Check out this month’s edition here!
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We’re excited to share an excellent December lineup at Kachemak Bay Campus! Each week features a health talk, homemade soup and bread, and an hour of movement to follow. December Schedule: Dec. 3: Menopause Awareness with Julie McCarron, former Certified Nurse Midwife at SPH Seaside Women’s Health Dec. 10: Understanding the Dynamics of Your Activated […]
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The 42nd annual Rotary Health Fair is Saturday, November 8 from 9:00am-1:00pm at the Christian Community Church on Bartlett Street in Homer. “It’s Your Life … Take a Day to be Well” is the theme of the fair, sponsored by Homer Kachemak Bay Rotary Club in cooperation with South Peninsula Hospital. This free one-day event […]
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South Peninsula Hospital in Homer is hosting a series of community conversations on the southern peninsula to share plans on the hospital is preparing to meet the future healthcare needs of the community. All are invited to attend one of two community conversations to meet members of the hospital board of directors, hear about proposed […]
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Data Breach – SPH has been informed of a potential patient information data-breach in May, 2022 involving Professional Finance Company, Inc., a vendor contracted to recover outstanding payments. Personal identification information of approximately 250 patients was possibly accessed, and those patients have been mailed written notice. See letter and official notice below for additional information and advisement.
Patient Protections Against Surprise Billing
You have rights and protections against surprise medical bills when getting treated by out-of-network providers, and you have a right to get a “Good Faith Estimate” for services if uninsured or not using insurance. See our Pricing and Estimates page for more detail.