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Adventist Health White Memorial has been a treasured resource for the communities in and near Downtown Los Angeles since 1913.
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Greetings from Africa!
/in News & Events /by lbellinYou may not find Mwami, Zambia on a lot of maps, but you will find that it holds a very special place in the hearts of the people at Adventist Health Southern California Region. Mwami is home to Mwami Adventist Hospital, a 150-bed facility with only two physicians on its medical staff. The village looks to these doctors to treat – among other things – malaria, pneumonia, diarrheal disease, HIV/AIDS and OB/GYN complications.
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Greetings from Africa!
/in News & Events /by lbellinYou may not find Mwami, Zambia on a lot of maps, but you will find that it holds a very special place in the hearts of the people at Adventist Health Southern California Region. Mwami is home to Mwami Adventist Hospital, a 150-bed facility with only two physicians on its medical staff. The village looks to these doctors to treat – among other things – malaria, pneumonia, diarrheal disease, HIV/AIDS and OB/GYN complications.
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Defining Tomorrow’s Health Care Workforce
/in News & Events /by lbellinWith our aging population in California as well as the increasing number of insured individuals, the demand for quality health care has never been greater. This is creating greater pressure than ever to resolve health workforce shortages. According to a recent study by the Healthforce Center at the University of California-San Francisco, the state will lack about 4,700 primary care doctors by 2025.
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The Sharks are “all in” with $120,000 in funding
/in News & Events /by lbellinThe stakes were high. The presenters knew their stuff and were ready for every question the Sharks threw at them. Everyone was at the top of their games. And our patients and community were the ultimate winners.