Health & Fitness
Refurbished San Francisco Apartments Help Organ Transplant Patients Recover Closer To Sutter CPMC Campus
"It made me feel really safe and really comfortable knowing that I was so close to any care that I would need," said Ethan Miguel, 28.
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June 11, 2024
The high cost of hotel stays and rent in San Francisco makes it challenging for transplant patients from out of town to stay close to the hospital after recovering from a procedure. Recently renovated apartments this spring near Sutter's CPMC Pacific Heights Outpatient Campus better accommodate their needs thanks to a multi-million dollar gift.
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"It made me feel really safe and really comfortable knowing that I was so close to any care that I would need," said Ethan Miguel, 28, a recent transplant patient from Davis. "I think this resource is so special and I think it's what makes the Sutter transplant team so amazing is that they do offer something like this for people that do live further away."
Miguel needed a convenient place to stay for 30 days after his surgery to complete his recovery close to the campus. The renovated apartments include a modified shower without a tub to make it easier for a patient like him to get in and out, along with a special bed that operates like a hospital bed.
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