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Union surveys concerns over pharmacy wait times, service, med safety
Unionized pharmacists who work at grocery stores throughout Southern California surveyed patients and customers this week about wait times, service conditions and medication safety. Nearly 200 customers at Ralphs, Vons, Pavilions and Albertsons stores expressed frustrations about long lines, understaffing and mistakes with their medication, according to United Food and...
raincrossgazette.com
Riverside Moves Closer to Turning Sewage Waste into Renewable Natural Gas
The City Council on Tuesday approved a step that will transfer existing utility agreements at the city's water treatment plant to a bioenergy company to support a project that would convert organic waste into renewable natural gas. City staff said the move is meant to turn sewage plant waste from...
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Newsweek Names 13 Kaiser Permanente Southern California Hospitals on Its America’s Best Maternity Hospitals 2026 List
Newsweek has recognized 13 of Pasadena-based Kaiser Permanente Southern California hospitals as part of its America’s Best Maternity Hospitals 2026 list for exemplary patient care. High-quality maternity care, provided from pregnancy through birth and postpartum, is key to the long-term health of newborns and women who give birth. Given...
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City, tribal leaders postpone June meeting on warehouse development
The City of Palm Springs and the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians have agreed to postpone a June 3 joint meeting on a proposed warehouse development on Highway 111 at Tipton Road, a city spokesperson said Monday. The meeting will be rescheduled for a mutually agreed upon date later...
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Ample Joy ABA Lays Off 100 Staffers
Ample Joy ABA Consulting Services has laid off dozens of staff members. The Corona, California-based autism therapy provider laid off 100 staff. The reduction in force is expected to be permanent, according to a document from the California Employment Development Department. Ample Joy ABA provides in-home, in-clinic, in-school and telehealth...
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States Eye Aid To Prop Up Distressed Hospitals Amid Federal Medicaid Cuts
LOS ANGELES — At Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital, patients on gurneys line the hallways of the emergency department waiting for care, and overflow mental health patients are consigned to outdoor tents. The 152-bed hospital, which sits on a sprawling medical campus close to the predominantly Latino and...
NBC Palm Springs
Palm Springs IVF Clinic Begins Rebuild One Year After Bombing
Rebuilding is officially underway at the American Reproductive Centers clinic in Palm Springs, nearly one year after a terrorist bombing destroyed the original facility. City leaders, medical staff, and community members gathered for a groundbreaking ceremony that marked a powerful step forward in the clinic’s recovery.The event was more than just a ceremonial turning of dirt—it was a symbol of hope. For many in attendance, the sound of shovels hitting the ground represented a new beginning for a facility dedicated to bringing life into the world.Despite the devastation caused by the bombing, no embryos were lost. The clinic has continued operations over the past year out of Desert Regional Medical Center, ensuring patients still had access to critical fertility services.Clinic founder Dr. Maher Abdallah addressed the crowd, reflecting on the emotional journey and the determination to rebuild. He emphasized that while the building was destroyed, everything that truly mattered was preserved.Patients were also present, including former IVF patient Emery Baucas, who still has frozen embryos at the clinic. She recalled the fear and uncertainty she felt during the bombing, worrying not just for herself but for others in similar situations. Now, she says, the rebuilding effort brings a renewed sense
Newsweek
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After 45 Years, the SPORT Clinic Is Closing, But Jim Clover's Legacy Isn't Going Anywhere
After 45 years of free, early-morning care for student-athletes across Riverside and the Inland Empire, the SPORT Clinic will officially close its doors on June 15, 2026. The closure came after Riverside Medical Clinic conducted a fiscal review and notified Dr. Jim Clover, DAT, AT, PTA, CES, the clinic's longtime director, that the Sports Medicine Program would be discontinued.
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Hidden Health Crisis: Report Revealed Southern California Counties Top U.S. List for Toxic Smog Levels
California’s Air Crisis Exposed—These Counties Ranked Worst in America for Smog. San Bernardino and Riverside counties ranked worst in the U.S. for ozone pollution. Los Angeles metro area also named among the most polluted regions. Over 4.6 million residents are exposed to harmful air daily. Experts warn health...
NBC Palm Springs
Eisenhower Health Opens New Outpatient Campus in Palm Springs
A major expansion of healthcare services is now underway in Palm Springs.Eisenhower Health celebrated the grand opening of its new outpatient campus on E. Tahquitz Canyon Way with a ribbon-cutting ceremony earlier today.The new facility includes the Brad Lampley and Rigo Lomeli Health Center, along with expanded cardiology and oncology clinics designed to bring specialized care closer to patients.Hospital leaders say the goal is to make healthcare more accessible by placing services within reach of where people live and work across the Coachella Valley.The project was made possible through a multimillion-dollar philanthropic donation, along with support from local voters through Measure J.Officials say expanding care into the community helps patients stay consistent with treatment and reduces the need to travel to the main campus in Rancho Mirage.Eisenhower leaders also recognized the contributions of Palm Springs residents and the philanthropic couple the building is named after, highlighting their role in supporting healthcare access in the region. For more Coachella Valley News visit NBCPalmSprings.com
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American Reproductive Centers breaks ground on new clinic almost a year after Palm Springs bombing
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) - Officials broke ground on the American Reproductive Centers clinic in Palm Springs, marking the start of the rebuilding process nearly a year after being destroyed in a terrorist attack. The clinic will be rebuilt at its original site, 1199 N Indian Canyon Drive. News Channel 3's Athena Jreij was live The post American Reproductive Centers breaks ground on new clinic almost a year after Palm Springs bombing appeared first on KESQ .