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PCSG and Dr. Yokoyama are proud to be affiliated
with Centinela-Freeman Regional Medical Center of Inglewood, Good Samaritan
Hospital of Los Angeles, Providence St. Joseph Medical Center of Burbank
and St. Vincent Medical Center of Los Angeles. Dr. Yokoyama has been affiliated
with St Vincent since 1974 and is serves as chief of thoracic and cardiovascular
surgery. His affiliation with St. Joseph was established in 1990.
Both medical centers offer state-of-the-art
surgery and post-surgery facilities and are located conveniently to major
freeway systems.
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Inglewood
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Hospital, Centinela Freeman Regional Medical Center, Centinela Campus has
grown to become a 370-bed medical center. A full-service, acute-care
hospital, Centinela is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation
of Healthcare Organizations. Recognized nationally and internationally for
its work in the area of orthopedic medicine, Centinela is the official hospital
for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Lakers, Clippers, Sparks and the Avengers.
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Angeles
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Good Samaritan Hospital provides
superb patient care in state-of-the-art facilities. The tertiary medical
center's acclaimed programs include eight nationally recognized centers
of excellence and other specialties supported by distinguished physicians
with national and international reputations.
A major research center and teaching hospital, Good Samaritan pioneers procedures
that save lives and alleviate pain and suffering. |
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Burbank
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Located just north of Los Angeles,
Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center with 455 beds is the San Fernando
Valley's largest hospital. Founded in 1943 by the Sisters of Providence
Health System, Providence Saint Joseph is known for its state-of-the-art
technology and the high quality, compassionate care provided. Our 2,000
employees, volunteers, Guild members and 600 plus physicians share a commitment
to provide quality care for all.
In addition to the acute care facility, the Medical Center also offers services
through its Cancer Center, Heart Center, Rehabilitation Services, Home Health
and Home Hospice Programs, and Women's and Children's Services. |
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Angeles
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When the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent
de Paul founded St. Vincent Medical Center, Los Angeles was still known
as El Pueblo de Nuestra Seņora la Reina de Los Angeles. Today, with a
reputation for excellence matched only by our reputation as the city's
first hospital, we continually practice state-of-the-art medicine. We
have grown into a 347-bed regional acute and referral care center. Our
staff includes 610 physicians, more than 1,180 employees, and nearly 200
volunteers working throughout the medical center to assist in the care
of each patient. Individually, and always with one goal: to heal. That's
our primary mission.
Our specialty service lines are multi-organ transplantation, heart care,
treatment of ear and hearing disorders, cancer research and treatment,
and spine care.
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