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Tim Sheehan

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Journalist (@cv_journalism, formerly @FresnoBee); husband; Dachshund dad; college instructor. BA journalism; MA leadership.

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Tim Sheehan is a senior reporter and Health Care Reporting Fellow for the Central Valley Journalism Collaborative (https://cvlocaljournalism.org/), covering issues of health access, equity and more across California's San Joaquin Valley for The Intersection, CVJC's Health Equity Reporting Lab (https://theintersectionreports.org/), as well as CVJC websites The Merced Focus (https://themercedfocus.org/) and The Modesto Focus (https://themodestofocus.org/).

He is a lifelong resident of Madera and…

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Stanislaus County launches 911 Nurse Navigation to ease demand for ambulances in non-emergency cases

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By Tim Sheehan Verified
| West Side Index & Gustine Press-Standard Verified
By Tim Sheehan Central Valley Journalism Collaborative A new 911 Nurse Navigation program launched in June by American Medical Response and Stanislaus County aims to reduce the number of non-emergency ambulance runs to hospital emergency rooms by referring those patients to other forms of medical care. Two neighboring counties are also expected to have Nurse Navigation in place in the coming months, perhaps by the end of 2026.
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Stanislaus County launches 911 Nurse Navigation to ease demand for ambulances in non-emergency cases

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By Tim Sheehan Verified
| Turlock Journal Verified
BY TIM SHEEHAN CV Journalism Collaborative A new 911 Nurse Navigation program launched in June by American Medical Response and Stanislaus County aims to reduce the number of non-emergency ambulance runs to hospital emergency rooms by referring those patients to other forms of medical care. Two neighboring counties are also expected to have Nurse Navigation in place in the coming months, perhaps by the end of 2026.
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Nurse Navigation system provides referral options

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By Tim Sheehan Verified
| Oakdale Leader Verified
Central Valley Journalism Collaborative A new 911 Nurse Navigation program launched in June by American Medical Response and Stanislaus County aims to reduce the number of non-emergency ambulance runs to hospital emergency rooms by referring those patients to other forms of medical care. Two neighboring counties are also expected to have Nurse Navigation in place in the coming months, perhaps by the end of 2026.
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