Saint John's Magazine Winter 2016

December 16, 2016

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In this issue: Saint John’s Health Center Foundation trustee Chris Newman likes to help others excel. | Trustee William S. Mortensen is carrying on a family legacy of compassion and generosity in his work with Saint John’s. | Time is of the essence for stroke care, and the Providence Saint John’s Health Center's certified primary stroke center is nearby with cutting-edge technology and world-class doctors.

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