New structure makes Healthcare West no longer officially Catholic
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Catholic Healthcare West announced a restructuring Jan. 23 that will make it no longer an official ministry of the Catholic Church, while keeping it "rooted in the Catholic tradition."
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