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Keck Hospital of USC recognized as Vizient Top Performer
LOS ANGELES — Keck Hospital of USC has been named a top performer in the 2026 Bernard A. Birnbaum, MD, Quality Leadership Ranking by Vizient®, recognized for demonstrating excellence in delivering high-quality care based on the Vizient Quality and Accountability Study. This marks the third consecutive year that...
California Jobs Desk
Los Angeles education jobs: pharmacy leadership, nursing instruction, teaching, sales, and child care
Los Angeles education jobs in this roundup range from senior academic leadership and classroom instruction to sales support and child care. West Coast University is seeking a Dean for its School of Pharmacy, American Career College has a full-time vocational nursing clinical instructor role, and Chaminade College Preparatory lists a substitute teacher opening for high school. Amplify’s part-time contractor sales consultant role focuses on K-12 curriculum conversations and presentations, while Bright Horizons Children’s Centers is hiring an in-home child caregiver for the North Hollywood area.
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Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles Speeds Lifesaving HIV-To-HIV Kidney and Liver Transplants, With One Patient Matched in Less Than a Week After Years Waiting
LOS ANGELES, CA — Cedars-Sinai says its transplant team has completed the institution’s first kidney and liver transplants using organs from deceased donors with HIV for recipients who also have HIV. The hospital says both patients are recovering well. The milestone matters because it can shorten the time...
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Non-Surgical Joint Regeneration Therapy Now in Los Angeles
Springs Rejuvenation has introduced physician-supervised regenerative joint therapy in Los Angeles, offering cell-based protocols for patients exploring non-surgical options for knee, shoulder, hip, and back discomfort under the supervision of Dr. Charles Pereyra. The introduction of this service reflects a broader shift in musculoskeletal care, as peer-reviewed research continues to...
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100 days after Boyle Heights warehouse fire, health concerns persist in surrounding neighborhood
One hundred days after the Lineage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights, health care providers say residents continue to experience physical and mental health effects linked to the disaster.
USA TODAY
Are Americans still drinking a lot of alcohol? Depends on your age
For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, alcohol consumption has dropped among adults in the United States, according to researchers in California and Philadelphia. Researchers from the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles and Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia found that while alcohol use has decreased, rates are still higher than before the COVID-19 pandemic, which lasted from 2020 to 2023. The study was published in the peer-reviewed journal “Annals of Internal Medicine” on Monday, Sept. 21. "It’s encouraging to see alcohol use decline for the first time since the start of the pandemic,” said Dr. Brian P. Lee, hepatologist and liver transplant specialist with Keck Medicine of the University of Southern California, in a university news release . Lee, a principal investigator of the study, added that “certain groups continue to have concerning trends.” The new study is a follow-up on Lee’s previous findings that alcohol use increased during the COVID-19 pandemic and continued for another two years, the university said. Here’s what the research team found. Researchers looked at survey responses taken over a six-year span To carry out the study, the researchers observed National Health Interview Survey responses from 114,352 U.S. adults between 2018
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Whittier Hospital receives a grant to purchase essential equipment for the NICU
LOS ANGELES — The neonatal intensive care unit, or NICU, at PIH Health at Whittier Hospital recently received a grant that allowed it to purchase a lifesaving piece of equipment. The Giraffe OmniBed, or isolette, can cost upwards of $50,000 and lasts about 15 years. The staff in the...
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Pasadena Fire and Huntington Health Launch EMS Medication Exchange
The Pasadena Fire Department is expanding its emergency medical capabilities through a new Whole-Blood Program and a medication exchange partnership with Huntington Health and Huntington Hospital Pharmacy. The medication exchange allows the department to replace EMS medications nearing their expiration dates with supplies that have longer expiration dates. The medications...
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USC Arcadia Hospital to Honor Midgley Foundation for Healthcare Support
USC Arcadia Hospital to Honor Midgley Foundation for Healthcare Support. USC Arcadia Hospital’s (USC-AH) Foundation will honor the Midgley Foundation for its philanthropic leadership and generosity at its annual Crystal Ball gala in October. The Midgley Foundation has been a longtime supporter of the Arcadia-based hospital, providing significant philanthropic...
Santa Monica Mirror
Longtime Santa Monica addiction treatment center plans $50M campus redevelopment
CLARE|MATRIX intends to replace its aging facilities with a modern four-story building. Operators of a local behavioral health facility that has operated since the 1970s are preparing to demolish their existing Santa Monica location and build an expanded, modernized facility. Under proposals for the CLARE|MATRIX Pico Campus at 901 W....
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Pasadena-Based Kaiser Permanente Southern California Earns Top Scores in National Health Plan Ratings
In the National Committee for Quality Assurance’s 2026 Ratings, only 18 Health Plans Received the Highest Possible Rating of 5 Stars. Nine of Those Belong to Kaiser Permanente. Kaiser Permanente, whose Southern California Region with nearly 5 million members is based in Pasadena, continues to provide some of the...
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Halloween Frights at Hospital of Emotions LA
This Halloween, Hospital of Emotions in Los Angeles is opening a door that has remained closed. Beginning October 16, guests can descend deep into the bowels of the historic former St. Vincent Medical Center for “Restricted Access: The Downstairs Experience,” a new 30-minute guided journey into the hospital’s previously closed lower level, where a century of lives seems to linger in the halls.