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Montebello, CA · Health
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Residents were told the air around Lineage was not dangerous. A new report found health concerns.
A St. John’s report documents serious respiratory, eye and mental health problems among hundreds of patients seen after the June 17 fire. The post Residents were told the air around Lineage was not dangerous. A new report found health concerns. appeared first on LA Local .
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County Health Services Seeks Public’s Help Identifying Hospital Patient
The Los Angeles County Department of Health Services sought the public’s help Saturday in identifying a patient housed at one of its facilities. The patient, a woman approximately 64 years old, has been a patient at Los Angeles General Medical Center since Thursday, according to a county statement. The...
Long Beach Post
Ribbon cutting celebrates new 3T MRI, bringing advanced imaging to MemorialCare’s Long Beach Medical campus
MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center and Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital celebrated the addition of a new 3-Tesla (3T) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system during a special ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by MemorialCare leadership, physicians, care teams, community members, and donors Hing and Doris Hung, whose generous support helped bring the advanced imaging technology to the Long Beach hospital campus.
sunnews.org
PCH lot monitoring wells to go
The empty lot at 490 West PCH has apparently been decontaminated and the monitoring wells will be removed. There are a lot of wells there. In late 2009, the OC Health Care Agency recommended four Bridgeport families relocate from their homes near an ARCO gas station on PCH. It was the start of an environmental case that ultimately led to the demolition of the gas station and a lengthy decontamination project at the site.
sanfernandosun.com
Power of Sight Foundation to Host Free Community Vision Clinic
On Aug. 29, the Power of Sight Foundation will be hosting a free community vision clinic at Pacoima City Hall in partnership with Los Angeles City Councilmember Monica Rodriguez and Marshall B. Ketchum University’s Ketchum Health. “Good vision opens doors – to school, to work, to independence,” said Gianny...
pasadenanow.com
Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center Earns Prestigious Magnet Redesignation for Nursing Excellence
Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center (LAMC), which serves members in Pasadena, has earned Magnet redesignation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center. This prestigious national recognition reflects its ongoing commitment to nursing excellence, exceptional patient care, collaboration, innovation and outstanding clinical outcomes. LAMC is operated by Pasadena-based Kaiser Permanente Southern California.
hoodline.com
Pasadena Mayor Says City Gets Shortchanged on New LA County Health Tax
Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo has sent a letter to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors asking them to reconsider how much money the city's public health department receives under Measure ER, the countywide sales tax approved by voters in June. Gordo's request, dated July 20, centers on a 1% combined allocation that Pasadena and Long Beach are set to split, even though the two cities together generate more than 6% of the tax revenue collected under the measure.
CNN
A Los Angeles neighborhood was terrorized by a raging warehouse inferno. Now it’s tormented by the suffocating stench
After the Boyle Heights warehouse fire, millions of pounds of previously frozen food left behind is rotting and permeating the neighborhood with an inescapable stench
healthcarebusinesstoday.com
SCRC Announces Westlake Village Expansion
SCRC Opens New Satellite Location at the Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village, Extending Patient Access Across the Conejo Valley and Surrounding Communities. LOS ANGELES — [August, 2026] — Southern California Reproductive Center (SCRC) today announced the opening of a new satellite location within CURE Medical at the Center for Health & Wellbeing at the Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village, open to patients August 3, 20266. CURE Medical offers individualized medical and wellness experiences within the Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village, and SCRC’s new presence there extends the practice’s physician-led reproductive care to one of the region’s premier wellness destinations, bringing convenient access to patients in the Conejo Valley and surrounding communities.
hoodline.com
California Medicine Scholars Program Adds LA, Bay Area Hubs to Fight Doctor Shortage
California is betting on its community colleges to solve a looming doctor shortage, and two new Los Angeles institutions just signed on to lead the charge. The California Medicine Scholars Program announced it is expanding into Los Angeles with two regional hubs, one led by UCLA's David Geffen School of Medicine and the other by Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science, while also launching a third new hub in the Bay Area.
coloradoboulevard.net
Huntington Health Named One of California’s Top 10 Hospitals
Huntington Health has been ranked the 10th-best hospital in California and fifth in the Los Angeles region in the 2026-27 Best Hospitals rankings released by U.S. News & World Report. The Pasadena hospital, a Cedars-Sinai affiliate, also remained the highest-ranked hospital in the San Gabriel Valley. Among its specialty rankings,...
Long Beach Post
Long Beach offers free vaccine clinic to ensure students are up to date before school starts
The Long Beach Health Department will host a free vaccination clinic on Tuesday, Aug. 18, to ensure students begin school with their required shots. Students aged 18 and younger are eligible if they are uninsured, enrolled in Medi-Cal, or identify as American Indian or Alaska Native. The superhero-themed clinic will...
Long Beach Post
Health provider quits at Long Beach LGBTQ Center, disrupting gender-affirming care
It’s the latest fallout after dozens of people signed a letter demanding leadership change at the longstanding LGBTQ nonprofit. The post Health provider quits at Long Beach LGBTQ Center, disrupting gender-affirming care appeared first on Long Beach Post .
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Adria Navarro, PhD Program Manager – USC Verdugo Hills Hospital, Community Resource Center for Aging
Older adults today are living longer than any generation before them, but longevity brings new challenges – especially the rising impact of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) such as heart disease, diabetes, cancer, chronic respiratory conditions and dementia. These conditions account for the vast majority of illness, disability and healthcare use among people over 60. Yet the story of aging and NCDs is not only medical. It is deeply social. The quality of support, connection and care surrounding older adults often determines whether they merely live with chronic conditions or truly live well.