Petersburg Medical Center Enhances Community Engagement with PMC Live Broadcasts

Petersburg Medical Center Enhances Community Engagement with PMC Live Broadcasts

Petersburg Medical Center Enhances Community Engagement with PMC Live Broadcasts

Introduction

KFSK is proud to announce an increase in its public service programming through the addition of live broadcasts of the Petersburg Medical Center (PMC) Board Meetings. This initiative aims to foster greater community engagement and enhance public access to vital healthcare information.

About PMC Live

The KFSK News team collaborates with the Petersburg Medical Center to present “PMC Live,” which airs at 12:30 PM on the day of the monthly PMC Board Meeting, typically held on the fourth Thursday of each month. These broadcasts focus on various departments within the medical center, highlighting new initiatives, ongoing challenges, and updates relevant to the community.

Recent Broadcast Highlights

The latest episode aired on February 28, 2025, featuring insights from PMC CEO Phil Hofstetter, Patient Navigator Brandy Boggs, and Jared Kosin, CEO of the Alaska Hospital & Healthcare Association. They discussed potential impacts of upcoming federal cuts to Medicaid and other healthcare programs on both local and state levels.

Other recent episodes tackled various topics:

  • The October 5, 2023 episode featured discussions led by PMC CEO Phil Hofstetter and Chief Nursing Officer Jennifer Bryner.
  • The September 7, 2023 broadcast included Community Wellness Manager Julie Walker and board member Cindi Lagoudakis.
  • Listeners can also access the August 3, 2023 episode, featuring Home Health Manager Kirsten Testoni and Long-Term Care Facilities Coordinator Alice Neidiffer.

Accessing Previous Meetings

Archived recordings of previous board meetings and episodes of PMC Live are available for listeners interested in past discussions and community updates.

This move not only increases public awareness about the healthcare services offered in Petersburg but also supports the community in understanding the operational aspects of their local medical facility.

Conclusion

The PMC Live broadcasts represent an important step toward greater community involvement in local health care, ensuring that citizens are informed and engaged with their medical services.

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