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Occupational health office lands in Corona

Occupational health office lands in Corona

A nationwide provider of occupational health services has opened an office in Corona. Concentra’s 8,000-square-foot facility at 629 N. Main St. opened Dec. 8, said Dominique McDermott, company spokeswoman. Six people work there now, and more employees are expected to be added as the office attracts more business, McDermott said. …

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ARMC awarded for its efforts to stop communicable diseases

CSUSB street medicine program receives grant

Arrowhead Regional Medical Center has been awarded the 2025 Quality Leader Award for Population Health by the California Association of Public Hospitals and Health Systems, and the California Health Care Safety Net Institute. The award recognizes Arrowhead Regional’s efforts to cut the spread of communicable diseases, an effort it undertook …

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RUHS surgeons receive national honor

Riverside University trauma center receives level one designation

The Riverside University Health System-Medical Center has been recognized for its surgical care by the American College of Surgeons. For the second consecutive year, healthcare facility operated by Riverside County has been honored for reaching “meritorious outcomes” in two surgical categories: “all cases” and “high risk cases,” according to a …

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Hospital’s struggle to stay open continues

CSUSB street medicine program receives grant

In an attempt to preserve its only hospital, several Blythe citizens are trying to dissolve that institutions’s five-member governing body and transfer its responsibilities to the Riverside County Board of Supervisors. That proposal is a response to the Chapter 9 bankruptcy filing in September by the Palo Verde Healthcare District’s …

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Kaiser strike ends, perhaps for good

Riverside University trauma center receives level one designation

The strike by 31,000 Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers has ended, at least for now. Union officials representing those workers announced Oct. 19 that the walkout had been called off after five days, even though an agreement has not been reached, according to multiple reports. In a joint statement, the United …

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Long-anticipated Kaiser Permanente strike begins

CSUSB street medicine program receives grant

Thousands of Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers walked off the job Oct. 14, beginning a five-day strike regarding safe staffing, equitable pay and benefits, and a stronger voice for frontline caregivers. The strike involves an estimated 31,000 pharmacists, nurse anesthetists, nurse practitioners, midwives, physician assistants, rehab therapists, speech language pathologists, dietitians …

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