UC Riverside Health will undergo a major expansion that will include an outpatient diagnostics center. The project, announced June 3 during an on-campus gathering, will cover 21 acres at Valley Springs Parkway and Gateway Drive in Riverside, with the possibility of future expansion, according to a statement on the university’s …
Read More »LLUCH to open pediatric urgent care in Fontana
Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital has leased space at a Fontana shopping center that it will use for pediatric urgent care. The 8,400-square-foot facility at Highland Village is expected to open early next year, according to Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga. Progressive represented the landlord in the transaction, …
Read More »Inland hospital gets renewable energy system
An Inland Empire hospital is being powered by what is reportedly the largest hospital-based, renewable energy microgrid system in the United States. Kaiser Permanente Ontario Medical Center is getting an extra two megawatts of solar-generated power from the new system, and nine megawatt hours of non-lithium battery storage capacity, according …
Read More »Inland hospitals make list or best maternity care providers
Four Kaiser Permanente hospitals in the Inland Empire have been recognized for their maternity care by Newsweek magazine. The health care provider’s Fontana, Moreno Valley, Ontario and Riverside Medical Centers all made the online publication’s America’s Best Maternity Hospitals 2025 list, according to a statement. “This recognition is the result …
Read More »RUHS receives $333 million state grant
The Riverside University Health System has received $333 million from the state to expand mental health and substance abuse treatment in Riverside County. The funding from the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program will help increase access to acute behavioral health care, especially young people, according to a statement on the …
Read More »Local group looks to increase organ donations
An organ procurement organization is participating in National Donate Life Month, a program designed to get more people to become eye, organ, kidney, and tissue donors. More than 100,000 people nationwide, including 20,000 in California, are waiting to receive a life-saving heart, liver, lung, kidney or pancreas transplant, according to …
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